Self-taught McCreary County artist James Hood said the demands of a busy construction career and raising a family led him to put aside his passion for art for roughly 25…
sdodsonJanuary 19, 2011
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Nonprofit board members learned more about their professional and legal responsibilities while serving on a nonprofit at a free Nonprofit Governance Workshop on Jan. 12 hosted by The Center for…
sdodsonJanuary 14, 2011
Ben West of Whitesburg always had a desire to start his own business. But fear of failure kept him from pursuing that goal. “When you look around and see other…
sdodsonJanuary 12, 2011
Rich heritage. Nationally known breathtaking mountain vistas. Vibrant culture. Beautiful scenic landscapes filled with wildlife. Letcher County boasts all of the above and then some. The problem—similar to many other…
sdodsonJanuary 11, 2011
Forward in the Fifth welcomes a new board chair and four new members to its board starting in January. Dr. Dessie Bowling of Hyden, director of Safe Schools program for…
sdodsonJanuary 4, 2011
If you are thinking about serving or are currently serving on a nonprofit board, learn more about your legal and professional responsibilities as a board member at a Nonprofit Governance…
sdodsonDecember 27, 2010
Many small, rural Kentucky communities and non-profit organizations have good, creative ideas, but lack financial resources to turn those ideas into reality. That was the situation Tri-Cities Heritage Development…
Gretchen WheelerDecember 21, 2010
Everywhere contemporary artist Sue Burkett looks she finds inspiration to paint: the bright red flowers on a Christmas Poinsettia, green tomatoes growing in her garden, or a view from her…
sdodsonDecember 16, 2010
