One of the most cherished rights we have as Americans is the right to free speech. The First Amendment guarantees that the government cannot silence us for expressing our opinions, beliefs, or …
Hello friends and family—what a whirlwind the past month has been. This time of year always feels like a nonstop frenzy in Manchester, and while it’s exhausting, it also shows just how …
As I sit and write this column the day after the horrifying assassination of Charlie Kirk, I’m mad. I’m mad that a good man, a Christian, a father, a husband, was shot and killed for …
Point: Coach’s Actions Were Harmless and a Matter of Religious Freedom Supporters of Northwest High School assistant football coach Trey Campbell see his removal from Friday night’s …
What we are watching unfold in London is not leadership—it’s a circus. The decision by the London City Council to remove Mayor Randell Weddle should outrage every citizen, not just …
This week's Point & Counterpoint tackles the ongoing saga with the London City Council and former Mayor Randall Weddle. Question of the Week: With the recent removal of London Mayor Randell …
This Friday will mark one of the most meaningful days in Clay County High School football history. At 7 p.m., before the Tigers’ home opener, the school will unveil the Tiger Football …
It’s been five years since COVID, and the virus isn’t what’s killing America now—it’s laziness. Somewhere along the way, too many people decided work is optional, …
Hey friends I hope you’re doing well. This weather is perfect, and it’s came the right time for our festival. I’m going to be short and sweet this time cause there’s a lot to …
This isn’t my normal column for the week. Unfortunately it’s the one I never thought I’d write. A public appreciation for everyone who has loved on us through the death …
QUESTION OF THE WEEK: It’s been five years since the COVID epidemic, do you feel the American work ethic has declined since then? Point: Work Waning It has been five years since …
Downtown Manchester is alive with progress, thanks to the leadership and vision of 1 Clay County . Every project taking shape is part of a larger plan to breathe new life into our historic …
Now, before you get offended, don’t. I just want to know the difference between country, hillbilly and redneck. So I’m just offering up some advice that I have been accustomed to during …
In Clay County, we are proud of our public school system. Our teachers are certified, our curriculum is strong, and our classrooms are open to every child regardless of background, income, or …
Hello friends! I hope everyone is doing well. This summer is kicking my hind end. So much to do with so little time. But that’s part of the job. We just recently finished the …
Every small town has its characters—the ones who seem to always be in trouble, the ones folks whisper about at gas pumps and church pews. For years, Darrell Hinkle was that guy in Clay County. More …
We’ve all heard the phrase before — often mumbled in frustration or shouted in defeat: “Life’s not fair.” And let’s be honest — it’s true. Life isn’t fair. Good people get sick. …
As the scheduled protest by Ky. Resist approaches this Friday in Manchester, it’s important for our community to take a collective breath and remain calm. We understand that many residents are …
Hello friends! I hope everyone is doing well. The past couple of weeks have been challenging for me, as this is a busy time of year, and we've also faced some family health issues. But that's nothing …
As the school year winds down across Kentucky, and our students begin their well-earned summer break, it’s the perfect time for school leaders to reflect on how we can continue to protect and …