Scenic Kentucky: 76 Falls
2026-06-12 - Clinton Co., KY - Photo Ryan C. Hermens, courtesy Al Cross
Seventy Six is best known today for 76 Falls on Lake Cumberland, and the 76 Falls Country Club on KY 3062 (off KY 90) will be the site of free concerts by rising and established music stars at the Spirit of 76 Celebration on July 3 and 4, 2026. Comments | Permalink
2026-06-12 - Clinton Co., KY - Photo Ryan C. Hermens, courtesy Al Cross
Seventy Six is best known today for 76 Falls on Lake Cumberland, and the 76 Falls Country Club on KY 3062 (off KY 90) will be the site of free concerts by rising and established music stars at the Spirit of 76 Celebration on July 3 and 4, 2026. Comments | Permalink
LWU and Sobrius create special scholarship for employees
2026-06-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Lindsey Wilson University Director of Enrollment Ryan Vitatoe, left, and Sobrius CEO Nelson Smith sign the Lindsey Wilson University-Sobrius Scholarship, which will be available to Sobrius employees and their family members who enroll in Lindsey Wilson academic programs. Comments | Permalink
2026-06-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Lindsey Wilson University
Lindsey Wilson University Director of Enrollment Ryan Vitatoe, left, and Sobrius CEO Nelson Smith sign the Lindsey Wilson University-Sobrius Scholarship, which will be available to Sobrius employees and their family members who enroll in Lindsey Wilson academic programs. Comments | Permalink
SRO safety training for Brockman and McCarol
2026-06-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo from personal collection
The 2026 Kentucky Safe Schools Conference is in the books. Adair County School Resource Officers Josh Brockman, left, and Tracy McCarol had the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills to better serve the four schools and staff. Ensuring safe schools for our children requires a team effort from School Resource Officers, First Responders, School Administrators, Teachers, Staff, Transportation, Maintenance, and the entire community.
Brockman said, "Our guest speaker at the conference was the mother of a precious child that was taken from us in the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting where 26 students and staff was killed. She was a phenomenal speaker and powerful woman. I've seen a lot in my life and heard a lot but her story was a gut wrenching reminder of an ever changing world." Comments | Permalink
2026-06-12 - Columbia, KY - Photo from personal collection
The 2026 Kentucky Safe Schools Conference is in the books. Adair County School Resource Officers Josh Brockman, left, and Tracy McCarol had the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills to better serve the four schools and staff. Ensuring safe schools for our children requires a team effort from School Resource Officers, First Responders, School Administrators, Teachers, Staff, Transportation, Maintenance, and the entire community.
Brockman said, "Our guest speaker at the conference was the mother of a precious child that was taken from us in the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting where 26 students and staff was killed. She was a phenomenal speaker and powerful woman. I've seen a lot in my life and heard a lot but her story was a gut wrenching reminder of an ever changing world." Comments | Permalink
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