john lackey

Bowling Green Daily News

Governor’s Awards in Arts are presented

Friday, October 21, 2011 11:35 AM CDT

advertisement

FRANKFORT (AP) — Recipients of the Kentucky Governor’s Awards in the Arts were honored Thursday in Frankfort with awards created by John Lackey of Lexington.the award is titled “Enumerating my Distractions.” It is a linoleum block print painted by Lackey.Among the awards were:

  • National Award: Christian singer-songwriter Steven Curtis Chapman, originally from Paducah and recipient of dozens of Dove Awards.
  • Milner Award: Artist Adalin Wichman, who created fashion ads for Lexington stores, the original model of the horse racing industry’s Eclipse Award and the ceiling clock in the Lexington Public Library.
  • Community Arts Award: National Quilt Museum, located in Paducah.other recipients were Louisville glass artist Kenneth F. von Roenn Jr.; Alltech of Nicholasville; School for the Creative and Performing Arts in Lexington; Mayfield folk artist Helen LaFrance Orr; U.S. Rep. Louise Slaughter of New York, a Lynch native; and Western Kentucky University folk studies professor and radio host Erika Brady.Lackey’s work and works by other artists who have created the award artwork will be included in an exhibit at the Governor’s Mansion from January through April next year, first lady Jane Beshear said.

    You must register with a valid email to post comments. Only your Member ID will be posted with the comments. Registered users sign in here: Become a Registered User

  • Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by frees - October 27, 2011 at 8:00 am

    Categories: john lackey   Tags: , , , ,

    MLB Free Agent News: 5 Teams Mark Buehrle Could Pitch to Playoffs

    Cincinnati similarly wants to bolster its starting staff.

    In 2011, Johnny Cueto established himself as a surefire no. 1 guy. Mike Leake improved from his rookie season and is also guaranteed a starting job.

    Bronson Arroyo, Edinson Volquez and Travis Wood were all disappointments.

    Arroyo holds an unfortunate franchise single-season record after allowing 46 home runs. Worse, he is signed through 2013. As his 35-year-old season approaches, there isn’t a whole lot of optimism.

    Volquez surrendered lots of long balls too but couldn’t even last the full summer with the big league team! He was demoted to Triple-A Louisville for two months, over which time the Reds fell hopelessly out of contention. Volquez has no spot in this rotation unless he can rediscover his 2008 form (17-6, 3.21 ERA, 206 K).

    Wood made great contributions in his debut season of 2010 but took a couple steps back in his sophomore campaign. His earned run average flirted with 5.00 despite a fortunately low home run rate.

    Dontrelle Willis is likely to leave via free agency, and once-promising prospect Homer Bailey simply cannot stay healthy.

    And of course, set-up reliever Aroldis Chapman—”The Cuban Missile”—is expected to change roles in 2012. All indications are that he will attempt to force his way into an overpopulated, underachieving rotation.

    Buehrle does not slide into this situation neatly. However, Cincinnati saved money last offseason and will be looking to add some payroll this winter.

    This franchise is already poised for a bounce-back year. even a slight improvement could go a long way with the division’s juggernauts, Milwaukee and St. Louis, fighting to retain Prince Fielder and Albert Pujols, respectively.

    With Buehrle, the 2012 team would compete for the NL Central title.

    Be the first to comment - What do you think?  Posted by frees - October 26, 2011 at 4:00 am

    Categories: john lackey   Tags: ,