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Crazy weather seems to be the normal description for Kentucky’s weather patterns … simply because there really isn’t one.
Unlike more temperate climates, which are used to bearing with rain for days on end, or more tropical or desert climates that are used to dry seasons, Kentucky is a combination – an odd and unpredictable one.
Of course we do not have to deal with hurricane force winds, earthquakes and surprisingly enough – not a whole lot of tornados.

John Wright, community relations specialist for Hardin County Schools, said,” yes, all Hardin County Schools students have an opportunity to eat a free breakfast. Do they all do it?  No.”

“It is not through a grant (however). It is something that our district provides all year long.”

The program started last year.

Some students qualify for free or reduced price breakfast and lunch through the state.

 My husband Bud and I went on the Historic Home Tour in Greensburg last weekend.

One of my coworkers recently shared her experience with a cell phone company’s customer service, and it sparked a big conversation in the workplace about some of our experiences.

First, let me say, no one is perfect, and you can’t please everybody, but you can be cordial and polite when trying to do so.

There are times a customer may not be satisfied with anything you say or do. And I can attest to that.

But my most recent restaurant experience affected not only me but the people around me, as well.