Connecting Students to Cursive Writing | Erica Tucker and Kristie Johnson
When Kentucky Senate Bill 167 passed in 2024, mandating that all elementary schools incorporate cursive instruction into their curriculum, Waco Elementary School teachers worried about how they would work another […]
Connecting Kentuckians to Issues, Opportunities | David Beck
David Beck has spent his life helping Kentuckians come together. His career spans four decades with Kentucky Farm Bureau and now seven years as the president and CEO of Kentucky […]
A Lifeline for Rural Kentucky | Leslie Sizemore
In rural Clay County, a single winter storm can result in weeks of no school. But for a young, snow-bound Leslie Sizemore growing up in the 1970s, KET provided the […]
Bringing the World to Kentucky | Angela Correll
For many Kentuckians, KET is more than a television station; it’s a cultural lifeline. Author and entrepreneur Angela Correll understands that deeply. “I grew up watching Sesame Street and Mister […]
Doubling Down for Kentucky’s Future | Mike Owsley
For Bowling Green attorney Mike Owsley, supporting KET isn’t just about a monetary donation; it’s a personal commitment. A longtime member of KET’s Commonwealth Fund board, Owsley has watched for decades as the network has connected Kentuckians through education, news and storytelling. “I’ve been a supporter […]
Preserving & Presenting: KET Shares Kentucky’s Stories | Sam Terry
When Sam Terry describes KET as “a source of self-enlightenment,” you get the sense he’s speaking from a place of professional experience. A former newspaper editor and creator of the […]