Only in Kentucky could one county mine gunpowder out of a cave, build entire towns around brick kilns and iron furnaces, and raise the songwriter who changed country music forever. Hi, I’m Michael. I want to teach you a little bit more about Kentucky. One county at a time. All 120 of them. Today we’re talking about Carter County. Carter County was formed in 1838 from Greenup and Lawrence counties. It was named for William Grayson Carter, a state senator with family ties to the land. The county s

What even is “good” taste as it’s commonly known? Is it as objective as we make it out to be? Today, we explore the answer to that question. There is so much more I need to cover so be sure to come back as I continue to post updates. This series has been incredibly fun and the way things are looking, I don’t know if I’m ever going to stop having things to talk about 😅

Pulling up to the red light I saw this lady walking, then she stopped. I get to the light and we hear screaming for help. So I looked back and she’s laying there in the drive way of the parking lot screaming for help and NONE of the stopped cars got out to help. I had time to pull around through the parking lot and back out to the street and still no one helped. Another lady was kind enough to pull around and help as well. God bless her. I had my kids with me and a load so I couldn’t take her, t