Mammoth Cave National Park is reopening today for self-guided cave tours with camping reopening on June 11. 🏕️
This video outlines the safety precautions being taken to keep visitors and staff healthy. 😷
Purchasing tour tickets in advance at recreation.gov is strongly encouraged. 🥾
Do you want to win a $100 gift card to Anna's Restaurant? You have today and tomorrow to complete the Landmark Association's Downtown Bowling Green Scavenger Hunt and win that delicious prize!
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We are paddling 🛶 into June! Kentucky State Parks re-open today - which lake is your favorite to go canoeing or kayaking? #travelky
📍 Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg, KY
What are the rules for camping???
Leave the generator and golf cart at home
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Gorgeous #TravelKY horses 🐎 + a breathtaking sunset 🌄 = perfection! Show us your favorite #FoalFriday shot in the comments ⤵️ #TogetherKY
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📍 Versailles, KY
One of Kentucky’s prettiest sights are it’s horses.
Miss My Kentucky
Great horses and scenery, my wonderful Kentucky.
Such beauty, both the horses and Kentucky’s scenery
Love my Kentucky
Kentucky Virtual Travel Guide
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Explore the wonders of The Bluegrass State from the comfort of your home and start dreaming about your next Kentucky adventure.
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It is imperative, now more than ever, that we join together in ensuring all members of the WKU Family — students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends — not only feel welcomed and safe, but experience our campuses as inclusive environments in which to live, learn and grow.
Read a statement from WKU administrators on our commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion at bit.ly/30e57Uf
Several organizations have been using their platforms to articulate a strong anti-racist position about the murders of Black people as a result of police brutality bore out of centuries of oppression against people of color. The Mathematical Association of America explicitly said "Black Lives Matter" (www.mathvalues.org/masterblog/black-lives-matter). The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics said "as a mathematics education community, we must not tolerate acts of racism, hate, bias, or violence" (www.nctm.org/News-and-Calendar/News/NCTM-News-Releases/A-Statement-on-George-Floyd,-Breonna-Taylo...). I am disappointed by the statement made by WKU. "Senseless deaths" cheapens the facts; they were murders. "Racial injustices" is soft language for systemic racial oppression. The statement acknowledges that "we cannot remain silent because silence equals complicity." I agree with that statement, and as such I must point out that I believe my employer has not taken a strong enough position that supports our students, faculty, staff, and alumni of color, and acknowledges that they are seen and heard. Black Lives Matter.
A WKU professor is playing a big role in a pilot program that helps former felons get through the expungement process and get on with their lives. Amy Bingham explains in this week’s View from the Hill.
Congratulations!! I know you will do great things.
Are you related to James Bingham?