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Louisville news: Looking for work? Donate to Beshear's campaign edition [News]
- "The largest recent contributor to Gov. Steve Beshear's political party and re-election campaign is not a super-lobbyist or Democratic activist.
Fancy Farm Updates [The Arena]
Editor's note: In an effort to maintain balance, Louisville.com's The Arena beat has both liberal and conservative writers with distinct viewpoints (read the full explanation here). Keith Rouda, one of our lefties, decided to make the trek to cover Fancy Farm.
Aaaaaaaaaaand... that's all folks! The Fancy Farm speeches are over for this year. Thanks for staying with us!
Louisville news: Gov. Beshear allegedly shares secrets with Dirty King Coal edition [News]
- "An employee of Alliance Coal said an aide to Gov. Steve Beshear called him in 2009 to tell him that a state regulator unpopular with the coal industry was about to get fired, according to court records filed Friday.
Louisville news: Breeders' Cup can't come fast enough edition [News]
- "Candidates for governor, U.S. senators and a 'farewell' speech by Lt. Gov. Daniel Mongiardo will highlight this year’s Fancy Farm picnic, which traditionally kicks off the fall campaigns in Kentucky." [Bluegrass Politics]
- "The conversion of a onetime railroad bridge into a pedestrian and bicycle path uniting Louisville and Southern Indiana advanced today with Gov.
The Gospel According to Paul: Louisville Magazine's inside look at U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul [News]
This article appeared in the September 2010 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.
It’s a story Ayn Rand could almost have written herself: The world economy is in shambles. The debt is ballooning. The government is out of control. It falls to one brilliant small-town doctor to save us.
Trying to know Jack: Louisville Magazine's inside look at U.S. Senate candidate Jack Conway [News]
This article appeared in the September 2010 issue of Louisville Magazine. To subscribe, please visit loumag.com.
Louisville news: Fast as lightning edition [News roundup]
- It’s an all-star lineup for this year’s Fancy Farm picnic.
Louisville news: Councilman Owen's going to ride his bike in this heat? edition [News roundup]
- "Republican Rand Paul and Democrat Jack Conway — have accepted invitations to speak at Kentucky’s premiere political event, the annual Fancy Farm picnic in western Kentucky." [Bluegrass Politics]
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