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Lexington’s Director of Arts and Cultural Affairs Heather Lyons says the city’s arts organizations are still seeing less turnout compared to before the onset of COVID-19.
The Commonwealth
Lexington/Richmond News
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Stu JohnsonLexington’s Director of Arts and Cultural Affairs Heather Lyons says the city’s arts organizations are still seeing less turnout compared to before the onset of COVID-19. -
Lexington VALexington Veterans Affairs Healthcare System will host the second annual Caregiver and Family Resource Fair Friday, November 15th in the Sousley campus auditorium.
Off the Beaten Path with Sam Dick
Photos courtesy of Kelly Brewer
Sam Dick went Off the Beaten Path to learn about a grassroots effort called Kenya Girls Forward, and how they’re trying to change lives.
Sam Dick traveled to Clark County to meet masons to repair stone fences
Eastern Standard
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Taped live before a student audience at the University of Kentucky Rosenberg College of Law, the final installment in this 17-part election year series focuses on key interviews about election integrity and security, voting access and voter rights.
Kentucky Arts & Culture
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courtesy The McLain Family BandThe Kentucky Music Hall of Fame is getting ready to honor 12 inductees into its 2024 class One well-known group talked about the award -
Cheri LawsonA new exhibit in Berea showcases the history, heritage, and culture of African American families in Berea and surrounding communities.
Today's Interview
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Vice President Harris will give public remarks at Howard University after losing the election to former President Donald Trump. Watch the speech live. -
In January, history will be made when the first transgender person takes a seat on the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council. Emma Curtis defeated Fourth District Incumbent Brenda Monarrez on Tuesday. -
It appears the 45th Kentucky House seat is flipping from Republican to Democrat. It took some time to get 99% of the vote reporting in a very tight legislative race. -
Unofficial results show incumbent Steve West is the winner of the 27th state Senate district race, beating a well-funded challenger. -
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