Richmond Ky
District 34 - Senate
Born December 28, 1956. General Contractor. Christian. Eastern Kentucky Univ, BS, Political Science. Past City Manager, Richmond. Richmond Industrial Corp., Bd. of Directors. Richmond Recreational Corp., Bd. of Directors. Telford YMCA, Bd. of Directors. Richmond Little League, Bd. of Directors. ... Richmond, KY 40475 ... [Read More]
Kentucky: Justice and Public Safety Cabinet - Home
RICHMOND, Ky. – Peace officers from 16 law enforcement agencies across Kentucky were recognized today for completing the Department of Criminal Justice Training’s Academy of Police Supervision. ... FRANKFORT, KY– Lieutenant Governor Steve Pence, Secretary of the Justice and Public Safety Cabinet, announced today the Cabinet awarded the first ever Urban Violence Grants to Louisville and Lexington. The Cabinet is creating a new initiative with these awards to help Kentucky’s largest urban areas fight growing murder rates. ... [Read More]
Kentucky Department of Parks - State Parks
Richmond, KY 40475-9316 ... kentuckystateparks@ky.gov ... Eddyville, KY 42038 ... [Read More]
District 81 - House
Born September 2, 1950. Attorney. Protestant. Eastern KY Univ, BA with High Distinction. Univ of Louisville, JD. Naval Reserve. KY/American Bar Assoc. Elks. Greater Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce. Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honor Society. Justice Award from the KY Women Advocates, 1992. Governor's Award for the Arts, 1994. Recognized as one of the five "most effective" House members in a survey conducted by the KY Center on Policy and Issues and for "Superior Leadership on Behalf of KY School Children" from the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence, 1998. Conservation Person of the Year from KY Assn. of Conservation Districts, 1998. Legislator of the Year from KY School Counselors Assn. and KY Assn. of School Councils Vision Award, 1999. Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Assn. "Friend of Tobacco" Award, 2000. "Kids First" Advocacy Award from KY School Board Assn., 2004. ... [Read More]
Kentucky Department of Parks - State Historic Sites
Richmond, KY 40475-9159 ... kentuckystateparks@ky.gov ... Kentucky State Historic Sites ... [Read More]
Kentucky Office of Employment and Training
I n 2005 the Kentucky General Assembly passed Senate Bill 113 in response to recent federal legislation. Senate Bill 113 changes Kentucky’s successorship laws (KRS 341.540) and may affect some Kentucky businesses. Senate Bill 113 spells out the details and the consequences of these changes. It is important that all Kentucky employers read and understand this legislation, because there are possible penalties associated with non-compliance with the new law. In addition, employers should notify their legal counsel, accountants, personnel managers and any other parties representing them in unemployment insurance tax matters of this bill and should refer them to this web site for the complete text of the law. Read more about ... [Read More]
Kentucky: State Board of Elections - County Clerks
Richmond, KY 40475-1415 ... Hardinsburg, KY 40143-0538 ... Paducah, KY 42002-0609 ... [Read More]
Kentucky: Cabinet for Health and Family Services - Assisted Living Communities
Assisted living communities in Kentucky must be certified each year by the Kentucky Division of Aging Services. ... Richmond Ky 40475 ... Georgetown Ky 40324 ... [Read More]
Battle Summary: Richmond, KY
Description: In Maj. Gen. Kirby Smith’s 1862 Confederate offensive intoKentucky, Brig. Gen. Patrick R. Cleburne led the advance with Col. JohnS. Scott’s cavalry out in front. The Rebel cavalry, while moving northfrom Big Hill on the road to Richmond, Kentucky, on August 29, encounteredUnion troopers and began skirmishing. After noon, Union artillery and infantryjoined the fray, forcing the Confederate cavalry to retreat to Big Hill.At that time, Brig. Gen. Mahlon D. Manson, who commanded Union forces inthe area, ordered a brigade to march to Rogersville, toward the Rebels.Fighting for the day stopped after pursuing Union forces briefly skirmishedwith Cleburne’s men in late afternoon. That night, Manson informed hissuperior, Maj. Gen. William Nelson, of his situation, and he ordered anotherbrigade to be ready to march in support, when required. Kirby Smith orderedCleburne to attack in the morning and promised to hurry reinforcements(Churchill’s division). Cleburne started early, march ... [Read More]
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet - Welcome
Richmond, KY 40475 ... Frankfort, Kentucky 40622 ... Covington, KY 41017-0130 ... [Read More]
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