Day: August 21, 2025

$49,500. Yes, the price is correct! Built in 1890! From Bluegrass Team Realty Website: The great Romanesque Revival house at Mooreland, an estate located at the east city limits of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, was built by Colonel Daniel Lawson Moore for his second wife, Miss Minnie Ball of Woodford County, whom he married in 1891. The residence is the largest in Mercer County, and the handsomest building in the Romanesque Revival style in Central Kentucky. It took five years to build. The architect is unknown. In architectural quality the residence is equal to the Theophilus Conrad house at St. James Court… CONTINUE READING…

It was with great sorrow that we reported the death of universally-loved judge Frank Caprio this morning. Achieving viral fame on the show Caught In Providence, Caprio served a court in Providence, Rhode Island. Sadly, the 88-year-old passed away after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023. A statement announcing his death outlined how Caprio was “beloved around the world for his deep compassion, humility, and unwavering faith”, adding that he “touched millions through his work in the courtroom, and even more through his example of humanity.” Having garnered a reputation for being a kind and understanding judge, Caprio accrued a number… CONTINUE READING…

In the heart of Brooklyn, New York, an unusual late-night encounter recently captured the attention of residents and sparked conversations about safety, awareness, and human behavior in crowded cities. What initially appeared to be a frightening situation involving a woman being pursued through the streets turned out to be an extraordinary case of misunderstanding — one that ended not with conflict, but with relief and gratitude. This incident, though resolved peacefully, serves as a powerful reminder of how easily perceptions can shift in urban environments. It demonstrates the importance of situational awareness while also showing how good intentions can sometimes… CONTINUE READING…

Historic c.1885 Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens Listed for $3 Million in Saint Joseph, Missouri 📍 809 Hall Street, Saint Joseph, MO 64501💰 $3,000,000 | 🏡 9,850 Sq. Ft. | 🛏 8 Beds | 🛁 6.5+ Baths | 🌳 1.24 Acres Nestled in the heart of St. Joseph’s distinguished Hall Street Historic District, the Shakespeare Chateau Inn & Gardens is a rare and iconic offering. Built in 1885 by prominent businessman Nathan P. Ogden, this breathtaking High Victorian Chateauesque-style mansion remains one of the city’s architectural masterpieces and most photographed properties. With only five owners in 140 years, this residence has been meticulously preserved and maintained, showcasing an extraordinary level of craftsmanship and historic detail. Among… CONTINUE READING…

Charming & affordable 1192 sq ft 3BR/1BA basement ranch craftsman home in city limits. Very well-maintained older home offering many newer upgrades. Newer roof, upgraded electrical, plumbing, HVAC, several upgraded double pane tilt windows. Upgraded flooring w/tiled bath & laundry, hardwood in living room, carpet in bedrooms. Kitchen appliances & washer/dryer convey. Exterior offers exposed rafter tails w/covered concrete front & side porches! Spacious back yard w/mature pecan, oak & flowering shade trees. City amenities include public water, public sewer & city trash pick-up. Convenient to shopping, restaurants, churches, schools & hospital & City Park offering pool-playground-walking track-pavilion’s, ball fields-basketball… CONTINUE READING…

Located in Salyersville, Kentucky, this 2017-built mini farm offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 820 sq. ft. of living space on 9 acres of mixed yard and pasture. The home comes move-in ready with appliances, including two chest freezers, and features a simple, efficient layout. The property includes a 30×50 barn with five stalls and a wood stove, plus a 12×16 workshop. The pasture is partially fenced with a shelter, round pen, and square pen, making it ideal for livestock. Three chicken coops, including a log-cabin-style one, add to its charm. A gravel road leads to a flat hillside spot… CONTINUE READING…

Gracie McGraw Shares Joyful Reunion with Close Friend Ahead of Broadway Performance. Gracie McGraw, the 25-year-old daughter of country music power couple Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, recently took to Instagram to share a heartwarming moment with her close friend Mattie Brandt. The two reunited in New York City just in time for Gracie’s appearance in the popular Broadway Sings Taylor Swift event at Sony Hall—a performance that marked another step in Gracie’s growing career in musical theater. Gracie, who has been living in New York City since relocating from Nashville to pursue her Broadway dreams, expressed her excitement in a lighthearted and affectionate way. In an Instagram Story,… CONTINUE READING…

Charming home nestled with mountain views everywhere you look! This 2BR cute bungalow at 1296 sq ft has a fabulous layout allowing plenty of space to enjoy. Open concept with two living areas, a kitchen, and dining room flow nicely throughout the home. You will be sure to spend a lot of time outside soaking in the mountain views while relaxing on either the front porch or the side porch as you take in the beautiful scenery and wildlife around. For more details or to arrange a viewing, please contact the listing agent via the Zillow link below the photos…. CONTINUE READING…

Understanding Treason and Espionage in U.S. History: Presidential Legal Cases and Hypotheticals Treason and espionage are among the most serious crimes under U.S. law. While rare, these offenses have played a pivotal role in shaping American legal history and national security policies. Treason, as defined by the Constitution, involves levying war against the United States or aiding its enemies, while espionage deals with spying, leaking sensitive information, or compromising national security. Historically, very few Americans, let alone high-profile political figures, have faced these charges — and convictions remain extremely rare. Historical Examples Presidential Legal Considerations No U.S. President has ever been formally… CONTINUE READING…