Winter Weather Advisory & A First Call
A winter weather advisory has been issued for our area... and I have a first call for this system! Read More
A winter weather advisory has been issued for our area... and I have a first call for this system! Read More
A system is on the way and I think it might actually have some wintry potential. Read More
Our mild winter continues... well at least for a little while! Read More
A familiar face was seen in Rupp Arena on Tuesday night, one many Wildcat fans loved to hate. Read More
Former coach, TV analyst and NIKE representative George Raveling paid UK a visit after the Cats 25-point blowout win over Tennessee. Read More
I've cast my ballot for the 2011 Kentucky Sportsman of the Year. Any athlete, coach or sports administrator at any level is eligible for the award, if he or she plays for a team in Kentucky, is from Kentucky, or played for a college in Kentucky. Read More
I was looking through posts on our WYMT Facebook page and thought I would address something. Read More
#1 Knott Co. Central meets up with #2 Perry Co. Central in a clash of the Mountain's Top teams Read More
We are just under 8-weeks from Run The Bluegrass at Keeneland, and some of you have signed up to be on Sam’s Prostate Cancer Free Running Team. Thanks! If you have not heard, this race is a half-marathon (13.1-miles) along the beautiful rolling hills near Keeneland. Read More
If prostate cancer has ever touched you or your family, we want you to join "Sam's Prostate Cancer Free Running Team." Read More
This Wednesday, U-K's Markey Cancer Center will host a free prostate screening. Read More
If you missed the Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union address here, you can watch it here. Read More
In case you missed the President’s State of the Union address you can watch or read it here. Read More
I received this Op-Ed article from Brad Parke of Knott County. Brad is an EKU graduate and a student of the Appalachian School of Law. Read More
A week ago today, Maynard decided to head to the great litter box in the sky. Read More
It took only 2 weeks from my last blog entry for us to get a new batch of foster kittens…and this one was, by far, the toughest but most rewarding experience thus far. Read More
It’s been pretty quiet (in terms of feline foster visitors) in our house lately. Read More
I spent a day with a high-powered, high profile friend who mentioned that over 700 people a year ask him to help them get a new job. Read More
An aspiring life coach has been working to help me improve in several areas. She found some of my old notes (I think they came from listening to the Strategic Coach, Dan Sullivan) about the four habits shared by most entrepreneurs. Read More
In my book Wealth Without Wall Street and in my newspaper column, I've had one constant mantra. Credit cards are evil. Read More
The following are some of the top high school sports stories that occurred over the past year. They are in no certain order of importance. Read More
Six State High School Champions will be crowned this weekend in Bowling Green Kentucky. Read More
As I traveled around the country this year with the Great American Rivalry Series, which airs on ihigh.com, it caused me to think about some of the biggest high school football rivalries in Kentucky. Here are five of the instate rivalries that are some of the biggest and the best. Read More
As you all know I am the good news mouthpiece for the state tourism department. Read More
Here is a toast hoping you all had a great new year celebration! Read More
My lights have been strung outside my house, I am thinking about Christmas and I have "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" behind me. If you are shopping for a GEEK this holiday then the list below is for you. Here are my picks for hot Geek items this Christmas. Read More
If you are into technology like I am then I am sure you have been asked this question before. Don’t worry this post isn’t about you or me it is about simplifying an old technology. I am a sucker for simplicity and I have found the easiest way to take credit cards via my iPhone or iPad. I have started businesses and have had to set up credit card processing before. Trust me if you haven’t had to go through this nightmare avoid it like the plague. I believe it is easier to take over a small country than to setup credit card processing through a bank. That was until I found Squareup.com (http://www.squareup.com). Read More
I just went to a convention in Louisville and asked my friends at Verizon if I could test one of their mobile HOTSPOTS. They graciously sent me a MiFi 4G LTE HOTSPOT. Let me say that I was impressed with how easy it was to get online. Read More
I hope everyone enjoyed the short lived spring day we had yesterday. Read More
Hope everyone has enjoyed this holiday season and is looking forward to the new year. Read More
Hope everyone had a very Happy Thanksgiving! I know being a my first Thanksgiving as a mom, It had a whole new meaning. So much this year to celebrate. Read More
When I saw this video I was immediately convicted. It's a video of an Indonesian tribe receiving a New Testament Bible in their language for the first time. It contains some VERY powerful imagery. Read More
There's a saying that I'm sure we all heard from our parents in Jr. High, "you are whom you hang around". I know for me, this was definitely the case. What is acceptable to the company you keep will inevitably become acceptable to you. Read More
Today is a big day for me. Today marks four years that I am drug free. I usually refrain from posting about myself, but I thank you for bearing with me. Read More
Safe House, The Vow, Journey 2, Star Wars: Episode 1 & Common Sense in a Theater Read More
Chronicle, Big Miracle, The Woman in Black and the Best/Worst of January Read More
Is it too early to already be done with award season? Read More
The attempted home invasion happened Friday night on Gibbs Lane in Laurel County. Read More
A big debut on Friday night in honor of one of Lexington's most famous jockeys. Read More
Former UK First Lady Gloria Singletary has died. Read More
A sledding accident left a 13-year-old with serious injuries on Friday night. Read More
250 Cameras help transportation workers keep a close eye on Kentucky road conditions. Read More
The man charged with murder in connection to the death of a Pike County sheriff's deputy pleads not guilty. Read More
Students in Kentucky could soon be coming home with more than homework. They could be bringing home their body mass index numbers. Read More
Many drivers say the roads haven't been bad, but they are still slowing down. Read More
A Lexington child's death is now being investigated as a homicide after the coroner determined he died of "ingestion of vinegar." Read More
The General Assembly has approved a congressional redistricting plan one Republican state senator calls the "Ben Chandler Lifetime Employment Act." Read More