Political updates & reporting on life in Kentucky for Kentucky Living magazine, VP of Strategic Communications at Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives
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🚨URGENT ACTION NEEDED!🚨Tell your State Rep vote YES on SB 349 to ensure safe, reliable & affordable energy
With increasing electricity demand, SB 349 helps ensure a stable & dependable grid
Don't wait until it's too late – make your voice heard here > https://t.co/sIHs2sY49Z
We’re doing all we can to keep reliable power plants operating - despite forces who want to shut them down & risk electric reliability
Don’t let the power outages in this BLACKOUT ad become a reality
Support reliable power
🏀 players should shoot the lights out. Not bad policy
78 years ago today, Private First Class Franklin R. Sousley, a 19-year-old man from Fleming County, Kentucky, along with five other brave Marines, raised the flag on top of Iwo Jima, signaling the capture of Mount Suribachi. We must never forget his sacrifice, nor the sacrifices of millions of Americans during WWII, to defeat a great evil and preserve American freedom for generations.
I was proud to join @KyLivingJoe, @BrianSmithKY and a large crowd of highly motivated teens to launch Co-Ops Vote 2024, a nonpartisan effort by Kentucky Electric Cooperatives to boost voter turnout.
Kentucky’s electric cooperatives are proud of our legacy connection to the @KYNFMS
With a goal of educating farmers about electricity on the farm, we helped organize the first show in a small tobacco warehouse in 1963. It evolved into the national show 3 years later.
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It's one of the most important stories I’ve ever reported.
The US is phasing out reliable energy sources just when we need them the most. https://t.co/3Pw3QBZwA5
A message and apology from @JCPSSuper to JCPS students, families, and staff regarding the busing issues we experienced yesterday and how we will work to fix them. #WeAreJCPS
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This morning I requested the capitol dome be lit up blue & yellow in a show of support for Ukraine (others surely did too) and tonight they made it happen on the Capitol dome and Governor’s mansion. My thanks to @GovAndyBeshear and @BritainyBeshear. 🇺🇦 #kyga22#Ukraine#Kentucky
We are monitoring @GovAndyBeshear declaring a state of emergency ahead of a debilitating ice storm.
We appreciate his focus on safety & urge co-op members to prepare today. Keep your phones charged & stock your storm preparedness kit.
Crews are gearing up.
Take a jaunt back in time and brush up on Kentucky’s interesting history. From the Night Riders to bank robber Jesse James, the state has tales to tell.
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Only 24 people have served longer in Congress than Hal who began his congressional service January 3, 1981.
In 2011, upon his 30th year in office, we were proud to bestow on him our highest honor,the Distinguished Rural Kentuckian award.
Kentucky is a better place #BecauseOfHal
At 14,852 days in office as of today, @RepHalRogers is the longest serving member of Congress in Kentucky history!
Kentucky’s electric co-ops are proud to call Hal our friend & ally advocating for Kentuckians to the very last mile.
Safe & reliable energy #BecauseofHal 🇺🇸