Bonnie Jean Feldkamp
The Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY, United States
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Past articles by Bonnie:
Feldkamp: Should party affiliation matter when voting in Kentucky school board elections?
School board meetings should exemplify the very critical thinking and problem-solving skills we wish to foster in our students. → Read More
Election Guide: Every Jefferson County Judge seat is on the ballot. Here's what to know.
Use this guide, their answers to our questions, to make a list of your choices. You can take it with you to the polls, according to the election board → Read More
Rulings affect lives, so why aren’t all published? What State Supreme Court candidates say
Every Jefferson County judicial seat will be on the ballot this November. Use our election guide for judicial races to help you in the voting booth. → Read More
Signing warrants? Circuit Judge candidates weigh in on accuracy and safety
There are four contested Circuit Court judicial divisions on the ballot in the May 17 primary for Jefferson County. → Read More
Not all Appellate Court Judge candidates have experience on the bench. Who's qualified?
Judicial races are nonpartisan, meaning regardless of party affiliation or lack thereof, every voter can and should vote in the upcoming primary. → Read More
Jefferson County District Court judicial candidates will answer questions at forum
Every Jefferson County judicial seat will be on the ballot this November. Every voter will vote for a judge in each division. → Read More
First they lost their playground, then the community showed up
After 30 years, a state agency ordered Louisville Central Community Center's playground out of commission and issued a noncompliance citation. → Read More
Kentucky election guide: What District Court Judge candidates say about protest charges
70% of the more than 1000 protest arrests made between 2020-2021 have been dismissed - what can judges do when protestors are overcharged? → Read More
Meet the Courier Journal's opinion editor at the mobile newsroom. First stop, Shively
I will be on-site to meet with community members each week on Tuesdays in July. We'll talk about what’s important to you and your neighborhood. → Read More
Opinion: I'm the mom I am today because I chose an abortion at 19
Pregnancy isn't easy and parenting is hard. But so is an abortion. It's not an easy way out. Or selfish. My years of therapy to recover show that. → Read More
I'm the mom I am today because I chose an abortion at 19
Pregnancy isn't easy and parenting is hard. But so is an abortion. It's not an easy way out. Or selfish. My years of therapy to recover show that. → Read More
Event: Learn how you can contribute to The Courier Journal's Community Forum
You will learn the difference between a letter to the editor submission and an op-ed or guest column and how to submit one to The Courier Journal. → Read More
How to submit a guest opinion column or op-ed to The Courier Journal
Reading diverse perspectives and understanding how community issues affect people differently should be important to us all. → Read More
Opinion: Married and 3 kids later, I finally 'get' it, Dad
Happy Father's Day to my dad and to all dads just trying to figure things out for their kids. → Read More
Coronavirus: Ohio hospitals remain mum on bed and ventilator counts
Local information could tell citizens more about Ohio’s readiness to deal with emergencies for all its residents. → Read More
We Mapped The Toxic Wastewater Discharges Along The Ohio River
Using public records, Eye on Ohio mapped out the roughly 6,900 toxic-containing wastewater discharges along the Ohio River. → Read More
Opinion: Metro driver, worry about safety not morality
The bus is for everyone. Metro drivers shouldn't judge or shame someone because they are different. → Read More
Opinion: Give CovCath students room to process without harassment
I hope adults surrounding the boys from Covington Catholic are sitting down with them to listen about how they are coping with the negative attention. → Read More
One mom’s takeaway from Kavanaugh controversy: Protect teens by talking about sex, consent
The Kavanaugh hearings have shown we can’t let our kids fumble around on their own only to err on the side of accidental assault. Too much is at stake. → Read More
'Survival no longer a given:' Mom with autoimmune disease asks everyone to get a flu shot
By getting a flu shot, you can "help me protect myself and my family. It means everything to me, really," said a mom with an autoimmune disease. → Read More