The City Of Livermore’s DemiSemiSeptCentennial Activites July 4th-7th
What is a "DemiSemiSeptCentennial"? The City of Livemore is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a a huge slate of events beginning July 4th.
What is a "DemiSemiSeptCentennial"? The City of Livemore is celebrating its 175th anniversary with a a huge slate of events beginning July 4th.
When I pulled up to the former Masonville Elementary School--now Beacon Central High School--it struck me, immediately, how small it seemed. THIS was the cavernous building I walked into for the first time nearly forty years ago?
Summertime in southern Indiana always means another great show at the Lincoln Amphitheatre. The new two-act musical, A. Lincoln: A Pioneer Tale, will run through July 1st at the amphitheatre in Lincoln City.
Three Bowling Green musicians recently wrote a song for the youngest Medal Of Honor recipient, Dakota Meyer. He grew up in Columbia, KY and enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 2006. A school trained sniper and highly skilled Marine infantryman, Sgt. Meyer deployed twice to combat duty. In 2007, he deployed to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom, and during 2009-10, he deployed to Afghanistan for Operation Enduring Freedom In September 2011, he was awarded the highest military decoration awarded by the United States government, The Medal Of Honor. He is the third living recipient of the Medal of Honor since the Vietnam War, and the first living United States Marine in 38 years to be so honored.
This past Saturday marked the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic and I was able to attend the Theatre Workshops "Titanic" event that they put on, it was a great time! My wife, Misty and I dressed up like the folks from that time period, we had a nice dinner and got entertained. The drawing my son made for me was on display there as well.
It was an event I was glad to be a part of and one I won't ever forget, hope you enjoy some of the videos I took from the event! By the way I was one of the unfortunate third class passengers that didn't make it, my wife did though.
Newsrooms around the country are mourning the loss of one of the greats today. Mike Wallace passed away overnight in Connecticut. Many attribute Wallace as a giant in the world of news.
The biggest film of 1997 is hitting theatres again today. And this time, Titanic will be shown in 3D. I wasn't necessarily interested in the seeing the movie again. I liked it an all the first time, but I don't normally devote 3 hours and 17 minutes to the same thing twice. But, recently, after visiting Titanic Pigeon Forge, I completely changed my tune. After boarding the Titanic and experiencing its wonder myself, I can't wait to step into the theatre and relive one of the greatest tragedies of modern times. Titanic may have hit an iceberg and sunk in the early morning hours of April 15th, 1912, but the ship, her spirit and the memory of her passengers are alive and well. And, I want to take time to honor one of them here at WBKR.com. His name is Alfred Pugh. And, when I visited Titanic a couple of weeks ago, I came to know Alfred very well.
The Department of Defense confirmed the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
Spc. David W. Taylor, 20, of Dixon, Ky., died Mar. 29, in Kandahar province, Afghanistan.
Taylor was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 508th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C.
When Titanic first came out in 1997 my oldest boy was 4 years old and now he's 18 and will be able to take his girlfriend to see it on the big screen. I went to the movie theater two times to watch it back then and when it comes back to the big screen in 2012, I'm sure I'll go see it again probably two more times. Something about the history of learning about the luxury liner and the story line is captivating.
April 15th, 2012 marks the 100th Anniversary of that tragic event. If you get a chance and are fascinated with the history of the Titanic like I am, be sure to check out the Titanic Exhibit in Pigeon Forge, TN. it was surely something to see! So get ready for Titanic April 4th as it sails into a theater near you in 3D!
It was a simple phone call to inform my mom that the Louisville/Cincinnati basketball game was on ESPN--she graduated from U of L in 1954. Just a simple phone call. Then the gears started turning, connections were made, and my mother suddenly remembered an amazing story from her time spent at Cincinnati Children's Hospital in 1952 as part of her training curriculum. So she wrote the following essay:
Ken McDonald has been released as WKU’s head men’s basketball coach, Director of Athletics Ross Bjork announced Friday. Ray Harper, former Kentucky Wesleyan Head Coach, will serve as the interim coach.
Bethany Clarke/Dan Kitwood/Alex Wong/Michael Bradley, Getty
Christmas is full of familiar traditions: carving the ham, leaving cookies out for Santa, listening to Uncle Morty talk about his gall bladder removal surgery while you’re trying to enjoy some egg nog. These