Counties and localities have historically been named after men. This is not a surprising fact for a society where women…
Below is a modified rerun of a 2010 post about my experience walking in Somerset’s annual March to Remember Dr.…
Historic Marker – Burnside, Ky. Two years before the Boy Scouts of America organized in the United States, Mrs. Myra…
Pulaski County Courthouse, Somerset, Ky. Pulaski County is named for Casimir Pulaski, a Polish soldier who saved George Washington’s life…
Union troops who fell are buried in the Mill Springs National Cemetery, but the Confederate fallen were hastily buried in…
Kentucky has seven national cemeteries and has the highest concentration of national cemeteries of any state in the Union. Mill…
Fountain Square, the center of Somerset, was restored in 1963 by Senator John Sherman Cooper and his wife, Lorraine. At…
Governor Edwin P. Morrow was the second of five Republicans elected to the office of Kentucky governor during the 1900s…
Somerset, the seat of Pulaski County, is apparently a haven for tourists making the trek to Lake Cumberland during the…
On Monday, I celebrated MLK Day by hopping in the car and driving to see more of Kentucky. When I…