[TD Hounds]

Nate Northington, September 1967. And guess where he played; Lexington, KY. I think that's pretty cool!


Very very well said.


Aug 25, 2013 - I think that we've got to see that a riot is the language of the unheard. ... I'm going to stand up as a lone voice and say, "This is the wrong way!".

MLK was an activist before his time with great insight and understanding of racial inequality. He lived it.


Thank you for your service.
A local restaurant owner's daughter organized a peaceful demonstration in Harlan County. Several police officers stood with those folks, and some even brought water to them. I was a teenager in the 60s, and have participated in demonstrations and am all about freedom of expression. However, when that is flipped into riots and destruction of property I really must question it. More than being upset over social injustice, it just seems to me that extremists are USING a tragedy to further promote their personal agenda. That makes me sick. Using the tragic murder of George Floyd as a reason to burn down a local business only distracts and dilutes the issues that need to be highlighted.

Most of these extremist are socialist, maybe even communist and what most of them don’t even understand is that the only people living the same are you, me, and them the leaders of the party live in extravagance because they’re smarter than everyone else, see AOC and Pelosi, they’re literally living the life they admonish on TV. The United States definitely has its problems and there are definitely social issues where people of color are struggling but even with all that we’re the best thing going. Proof in point take a trip to China and protest the government and police and see how it goes...