Polls Opened until 6:00 p.m. for Kentucky's Primary Voting

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Nine Western Kentuckians Join the Ranks of Community Scholars
The Kentucky Folklife Program is proud to announce the graduation of nine individuals who have successfully completed the training for the Community Scholars certification program. Community Scholars collect and preserve local history, identify and document local traditions and present these traditions to the public.
Kentucky Backyards Full of Arts
Kentucky is resplendent with the arts of all disciplines and several areas of the state have taken particular advantage of this fact by establishing centers and trails that highlight the commonwealth’s riches in talent.
Kentucky Historical Society to Dedicate Highway Marker at Grundy Plantation
Historic Highway Marker Planned for Springfield
Kentucky Arts Council Seeks Nominations for Kentucky Poet Laureate
September 30, 2008 is the nomination deadline for candidates to be considered for appointment by Governor Steve Beshear to the post of Kentucky Poet Laureate for the 2009-2010 term. The Poet Laureate promotes the literary arts in Kentucky through readings and public presentations at meetings, seminars, conferences and events, including Kentucky Writers' Day.
Hunter Education Course to Be Offered at Rough River Dam State Park
Be prepared for the coming hunting season by taking a hunter education course at Rough River Dam State Resort Park Thursday through Saturday, Sept. 18 – 20, 2008.

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Kentucky opened its polling stations bright and early at 6:00 a.m. this morning.

The Secretary of State's office reports the early voting went smoothly, and the afternoon is also faring well.

The office had earlier predicted a 25-30 percent voter turnout.

Hillary Clinton campaigned on May 19 across Kentucky, where she's expected to win.

Barack Obama was favored in Oregon, where a large crowd showed up at his campaign on May 18.

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