Posted by: Dave Newton on April 15, 2012
All voter registrations for the May Primary Election must be received at the County Clerk's office or postmarked by Monday, April 23rd, one week from today.
Posted by: Dave Newton on April 12, 2012
With the Primary Election coming up soon on May 22nd, the citizens of Kentucky have a lot of work to do to learn about candidates and decide who to vote for in a host of races from the Presidential
Posted by: Kristi Kendall on April 12, 2012
Floyd and Knott County KFTC members have been busy preparing for the 3rd Annual Growing Appalachia conference this Saturday at the Jenny Wiley Convention Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky.
Posted by: Nancy Reinhart on April 12, 2012
Posted by: Ondine Quinn on April 9, 2012
The Central Kentucky Council for Peace and Justice organized an anti-hate rally in downtown Lexington this evening.
Posted by: Jessica Hays on April 9, 2012
This meeting isn't one of the public forums that will be happening across the state--those kick off on May 29 in Paducah--but it's the second meeting of the Blue Ribbon Tax Commission members.
Posted by: Fiona Grant on April 5, 2012
[This post is written by Fiona Grant, a senior at Presentation Academy in Louisville and co-counder of OurEarthNow, and was originally posted on KentuckianaGreen.com.]
Posted by: Carissa Lenfert on April 4, 2012
Did you miss the KFTC armchair seminar this week that focused on how to plan and run great chapter meetings?
Posted by: Jerry Hardt on April 4, 2012
KFTC joined a nationwide coalition of groups to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Posted by: Dave Newton on April 3, 2012
Later this month on April 23rd is the deadline to register to vote for the May 22nd Primary Election in Kentucky, so KFTC is ramping up its voter registration field work.
Katrina Byrnes is a life-long resident of Louisville, a mother of four, and is very involved in her community through the Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression and other community organizations.