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Opinion: Cryptocurrency loophole threatens Kentucky farmers and rural communities

By Al Pedigo, Kentucky Agricultural Development Board Kentucky farmers know a thing or two about risk. We live with it every season. A late frost, a summer drought, rising fuel costs, or falling commodity prices can change everything overnight. That is why rural communities depend so heavily on local relationships and stable institutions — especially […]

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Opinion: Kentucky Is Right to Put Reliable Power First

By Jon Park, Shelby County Deputy Judge/Executive Recently, I joined more than 20 Kentucky leaders, utilities, businesses, local officials, and community organizations in signing a letter (bit.ly/EPAletterMay2026) from Dependable Power First Kentucky to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin. Our message was straightforward: Kentucky supports EPA’s efforts to restore balance to federal regulations that threaten the affordable […]

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Opinion: Do ordinary people still have a voice?

Several months ago, LINK nky published Nathan Granger’s article, ‘What makes a candidate eligible to run, and who decides if they’re not?’ The article raised important questions about candidate eligibility, residency requirements, and election law. The article prompted a question that remains relevant today. Do Ordinary People Still Have a Voice? I am a veteran, […]

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Opinion: A bumpy road ahead – Easing pain at the pump means more pain on our roadways

Written by Senator Jimmy Higdon I appreciate the governor reducing the gas tax by 10 cents for one month and delaying the scheduled July 1 increase in the gas tax formula. Those are understandable short-term measures during uncertain economic times. Kentuckians understandably welcome relief at the pump. Every dollar matters. However, if the order is […]

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