Don’t miss your chance to win copies of Bluegrass Treasures and Horse Farms! Enter today. Drawing is tomorrow afternoon. [Page One]

Journalism dead in America? Apparently so. The Washington Post is selling access at $25,000 a head. Seriously. Offering to “alter the debate” on health care for mega cash. [Politico]

Just in case you were still questioning whether or not Sarah Palin is legit, read the details of her dishonesty and craziness. [CBS News]

Today First Lady Jane Beshear promoted sustainability through the alleged first ever Governor’s Garden. Excess food will go to Frankfort-area soup kitchens. We’re pretty sure this isn’t the first garden of a governor, but it’s a great gesture. Everyone should garden. [Press Release & Photo from Jonathan Miller]

Got a hundred bucks and support veterans? Then buy a memorial brick at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery. [Veterans]

KACo has spent more than $300,000 on the criminal defense bills of just five elected officials in Kentucky. Why is it, again, that our tax dollars are funding their CRIMINAL DEFENSE? Leland Cox, Tony Horn, William O’Banion, Randy Thompson and Tim Conley. That’s right. Your tax dollars paid for their criminal defense. [Ryan Alessi]

Will sparking the green revolution help jump start our economy? [John Waltz]

Swift is a pox on Butchertown and apparently can’t follow the law. Will anything be done about it? Definitely not holding our breath. Like the Butchertown Neighborhood Association says, Board of Zoning director Bill Schreck and planning director Charles Cash are complicit in the corruption. [The ‘Ville Voice]