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[ July 31, 2020 ] It’s time to grow up and think of others… wear your damn mask! SOKY Events
[ April 9, 2020 ] Good news from bad times and thanks to the good guys! SOKY Events
[ March 2, 2026 ] Why Easter Moves Around Like a Holiday With Commitment Issues SOKY Events
[ March 2, 2026 ] March Into Greenville, Kentucky SOKY Events
[ March 2, 2026 ] Come Visit Riverview at Hobson Grove… Again or For the First Time! SOKY Events
[ March 2, 2026 ] Mark Your Calendar and Begin Training for the 19th Annual LifeSkills Run for Autism! SOKY Events
[ March 2, 2026 ] A Community of Refuge and Hope for All People – At Easter and Always! SOKY Events

LABOR Day – Ben Smith Life Compass

September 3, 2021 tim@sokyhappenings.com Comments Off

Labor Day was officially declared a national holiday by Congressional action and after being signed into law by President Grover Cleveland on June 28, 1894. Stemming from poor working conditions and mistreatment of workers, the […]

Unique ways to celebrate Labor Day

August 1, 2021 tim@sokyhappenings.com Comments Off

Labor Day was created by the labor movement to shine light on the achievements and contributions of workers. Without hardworking men and women, the economy would not thrive and the prosperity of a nation would […]

Why Easter Moves Around Like a Holiday With Commitment Issues

March 2, 2026 0

Easter is not like Christmas, which politely stays put on December 25. No, Easter is the diva of holidays – glamorous, mysterious, and determined to keep everyone guessing. Its date changes every year because it’s [...]
March Into Greenville, Kentucky

March 2, 2026 0

As winter loosens its grip and spring begins to peek around the corner, Greenville, Kentucky is coming alive with music, flavor, and the kind of small-town charm that makes a visit feel effortless and memorable. [...]
Come Visit Riverview at Hobson Grove… Again or For the First Time!

March 2, 2026 0

As South Central Kentucky moves on from severe winter weather, Riverview at Hobson Grove Historic House Museum is preparing to open for its annual tour season on Tuesday, March 3. The museum is open for [...]
Mark Your Calendar and Begin Training for the 19th Annual LifeSkills Run for Autism!

March 2, 2026 0

This year’s event will be Saturday, April 11th and will include something for everyone: a 4 Mile Run, a 1 Mile Kid’s Run, a 1 Mile Fun Walk, and a 1 Mile Fun Run! The [...]

SOKY Earth Day Festival set for April 20

March 30, 2019 Comments Off on SOKY Earth Day Festival set for April 20

On Saturday, April 20, Simpson County will host southern Kentucky’s only Earth Day Festival. The event, sponsored by the Franklin Rotary Club and the Franklin Favorite, hosts groups, organizations, and businesses joining together to [...]
Shine Bright Hospice of Southern Kentucky

October 30, 2020 Comments Off on Shine Bright Hospice of Southern Kentucky

Hospice of Southern Kentucky strongly believes there is much life to be lived while receiving Hospice services. All medications, equipment and supplies are delivered to the patient’s home, volunteer help is available throughout our service [...]
Remembering dining out in mid-1900s

September 3, 2021 Comments Off on Remembering dining out in mid-1900s

Reminiscing is a familiar action that is fun. When two or more individuals meet together, it is not long before someone says, “Do you remember…?” Suddenly the participants are picking through an array of memories [...]
Music & Movies Rock the Capitol

January 7, 2026 Comments Off on Music & Movies Rock the Capitol

The Capitol is thrilled to be able to continue the strong tradition of the Winterfest concert series that was formerly coordinated by the Downtown Redevelopment Authority. With continued support from sponsor Flora Templeton Stewart, February’s Friday night concerts [...]