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Capital Avenue: Lobby shops sign, shed clients
Kentucky-connected Firms in Washington D.C. Here is a list of firms with Kentucky-connected agents on…...
Opinion: Ensuring transparency and fighting ‘outlandish misinformation’ are everyday goals for journalists
Dena Sattler, guest contributor For more than 30 years, I worked among fellow journalists who…...
Opinion: Christians should guard against Trump co-opting Scripture for his own political, personal and financial gain
Christopher Parr, guest contributorFormer President Donald Trump and country singer Lee Greenwood have released the…...
News: Driven by the 2024 election, many state legislatures are pushing to change their voting laws
Despite false fraud claims, voting landscape has changed since 2020; more changes comingEmmaline Luetkemeyer, Columbia…...
Capital Avenue: Gridlock in D.C. drives down lobbying spending; Kentucky agents added to firms’ rosters
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky Gazette2023 lobbying spending down in D.C.In response to gridlock in…...
Notes & Quotes: Beshear-Cameron race a toss-up at this point; CPAC hands out congressional scores
The Kentucky GazetteJacobson: Kentucky gubernatorial race could go either wayWriting for U.S. News and World…...
Capital Avenue: Lobbying expenditures break record in Kentucky; so does lobbying advertising
Laura Cullen Glasscock, The Kentucky GazetteEntities lobbying the Kentucky General Assembly during the 2023 short…...
Opinion: The environmentalist movement needs to get back to its roots, support slower population growth
Karen I. Shragg, guest contributorAmericans recently celebrated the 53rd anniversary of Earth Day. The holiday…...
News: Guthrie opens subcommittee hearing with his support for reauthorizing animal drug user fees
The Kentucky Gazette U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie, R-Bowling Green, opened a recent subcommittee hearing with…...
Opinion: Research shows frightening levels of Americans’ support for anti-democratic leaders, principles and practices
Tarah Williams, Andrew Bloeser and Brian Harward, guest contributors It might be comforting to think…...
Calendar
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- Jan. 6-7 Kentucky Fruit and Vegetable Conference, Kentucky Horticulture Council. Marriott Griffin Gate, Lexington. 8 a.m.
- Jan. 9 Kentucky Chamber Day Dinner, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Central Bank Center, Lexington. 4 p.m.
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