Kentucky should make voting easier, not more restrictive

In the past year, we have seen a num­ber of peace­ful protests by younger folks in our com­mu­ni­ties, and GRC youth are no excep­tion. A group of ten GRC stu­dents took a moment of protest and reflec­tion in front of the cour­t­house in Winchester on the sun­ny after­noon of Monday, February 16, mark­ing what they hope will be the first of many mind­ful inter­ac­tions with their First Amendment rights and their per­spec­tives on cur­rent events. 

I real­ly like this album. Give it a lis­ten. I think you will too. 

Bill McCann shares a brief poem that pos­es the ques­tion: who are the ani­mals behind the frost­ed glass? 

At the begin­ning of the year, one ques­tion many Clark Countians had about the 2026 elec­tion was whether Les Yates would run for a sec­ond term as coun­ty judge-exec­u­tive or try to return to the state leg­is­la­ture, where he had served before enter­ing coun­ty gov­ern­ment. On the last day to file, Jan. 9, he final­ly made his inten­tion known — he want­ed to go back to Frankfort and pick up where he left off.