Posted by: Joe Gallenstein on September 16, 2012
The Northern Kentucky chapter recently tabled at the Transitions Annual Recovery Reunion in support of their work with those dealing with addiction.
Posted by: Lisa Abbott on September 16, 2012
A major public corruption scandal involving coal-connected politicians and industrialists is rocking India's business and political circles.
Posted by: Joe Gallenstein on September 14, 2012
The Northern Kentucky chapter is getting ready for the Voter Registration deadline with a unique twist on KFTC voter empowerment work that members are calling, “
Posted by: Stephanie Tyree on September 13, 2012
KFTC members from Perry and Letcher counties came together this week to register students at Hazard Community & Technical College to vote. We were invited to set up a KFTC voter registration booth at the HCTC Student Activities Fair on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Posted by: Dave Newton and Lee Ann Paynter on September 13, 2012
Our newest chapter based in Boyle County hit the ground running just one day after becoming a chapter by holding a voter registration training and planning three days of registration next week at BCTC in Danville.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. during each class change period, members will register students to vote.
Posted by: Kentuckians For The Commonwealth on September 13, 2012
Kentucky's 5th District representative Hal Rogers once again earned one of the "Most Corrupt Members of Congress" titles from a national watchdog group,
Posted by: KFTC on September 13, 2012
KFTC members are participating in several events Thursday in Washington, DC as part of A Day of Solidarity with Appalachian Mountain Heroes.
Posted by: Joe Gallenstein on September 12, 2012
Northern Kentucky, not to be forgotten, has had it's own share of success this voter registration season.
Posted by: Jim Porter on September 11, 2012
A group of us have been meeting in the Danville area for almost a year now to discuss environmental and other local issues. Although we considered ourselves to be affiliated with KFTC we had not taken the step of applying to KFTC for status as an actual active chapter until Monday night, September 3.
We are proud to announce that we are now officially a bona fide KFTC chapter (the "Wilderness Trace Chapter") with members in Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln and Mercer counties.
Posted by: Carissa Lenfert on September 10, 2012
Did you miss the KFTC Chapter Development Armchair Seminar tonight? If so, don't worry, you can download a copy of the power points slides with notes and flip through them at your leisure.
"I’m politically active," says Rev. Ron Barrow of Lincoln County. "I read newspapers and pay a lot of attention to what’s going on nationally and locally and it’s frustrating not to be able to participate by voting.