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Wilcox draws comparison to UK greats
Georgia four-star running back Jamarion Wilcox was one of the stars in Kentucky’s 2023 recruiting class and many thought he would see significant playing time last season. Instead the 5-10, 197-pound Wilcox was redshirted and did not play. Kentucky running backs coach Jay Boulware indicated several weeks ago that going into preseason practice, Wilcox was […] The post Wilcox draws comparison to UK greats appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
Olympic Champion Masai Russell Planning on Staying in Lexington
After former Kentucky track star Masai Russell won a gold medal at the Paris Olympics in the 100-meter hurdles, she suggested she might reward herself by buying her first house. Apparently that plan is on track. ‘I am talking to a realtor now to finish out the next steps,” said...
Louisville Wide Receiver’s Mom Torches Haters Who Don’t Want Him Back After Bizarre Transfer Saga
Head football coach Shame Beamer confirmed on Thursday night that wide receiver Ahmari Huggins-Bruce is no longer a member of the South Carolina football program. He is re-enrolled at the University of Louisville after leaving the program at the end of last season. Meanwhile, his mother is firing back at Cardinals fans who don’t want […] The post Louisville Wide Receiver’s Mom Torches Haters Who Don’t Want Him Back After Bizarre Transfer Saga appeared first on BroBible.
'Mr. Valley Station': Former Louisville Councilman Bob Henderson dies
Bob Henderson, a longtime Louisville Metro Council member who many knew as "Mr. Valley Station," has died. He was 86. He passed away in his home Saturday, according to his obituary. Henderson represented the southwest portion of Jefferson County on the Metro Council as one of the original council members after the city-county merger....
City moves forward with plan to auction L&N Railroad Depot for restoration
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – At Thursday night’s Hopkinsville Committee of the Whole meeting, Mayor J.R. Knight addressed the future of the historic L&N Railroad Depot, proposing that the city put the property up for bid to attract private investors. “Everyone loves the depot, trust me I...
Fort Campbell announces new barracks complex
Fort Campbell announced that the 1st Brigade Combat Team “Bastogne” is set to host a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new barracks complex. According to a news release, the new barracks complex is replacing a complex built in the 1980s and the project is a major step toward improving soldier housing. The new living quarters will include more space and privacy for residents.
Louisville Nipped by New Philadelphia 12-7 in Season Opener – Football
<<< 2023 Vs. Steubenville | Football Schedule | Vs. Alliance >>>. The Louisville Leopards Varsity Football Team fell to the visiting New Philadelphia Quakers 12-7 in their season opener Friday Night at Louisville Leopards Stadium. Game Stats | Scoring Summary | Team Stats | Individual Stats. Special Teams Takeaway Sets...
Crystal Ball: Top-10 prospect Jasper Johnson to Kentucky
There's been a lot of jockeying back and forth for Atlanta (Ga.) Overtime Elite 5-star shooting guard Jasper Johnson, but coming down the stretch, it appears as though Kentucky has moved out in front. After posting there had been a major shake-up in Johnson's recruitment on Wednesday, 247Sports national recruiting...
Home a total loss after Lexington fire
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - There was a large response to a fire in Lexington. It happened Friday morning at a mobile home in the 100 block of Alamo Drive. The fire department incident status screen showed more than a dozen units at the scene at one point. Fire officials say...
Louisville bat found with rabies
The Louisville health department says a bat found in the East End was positive for rabies, a rare but deadly viral disease. This is the first rabies case in Jefferson County this year, Ciara Warren, environmental health manager at the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW), said Thursday. “It is quite rare, […] The post Louisville bat found with rabies appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Five Reasons the Kentucky Wildcats Will Beat the Georgia Bulldogs in Week 3
College football season is officially upon us. This weekend kicks off the first of many football Saturdays over the next four months, and the 2024 season is going to be one to remember. In the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff, the University of Georgia Bulldogs start the year ranked first for the second consecutive season. It won’t take too long for them to lose that ranking, because in week 3 they’ll be traveling to Lexington, where the University of Kentucky Wildcats are primed to win for the first time in 14 matchups. Sure, Kirby Smart has built Georgia into a juggernaut who has historically owned Kentucky. But I’ve got five convincing reasons the tides are going to turn on September 14.
Lexington Woman Encourages Community to Join Blood Drive in Honor of Late Husband Battling Leukemia
Lexington Woman Inspires Blood Donation to Honor Late Husband. In Lexington, Kentucky, a heartfelt mission is spreading among community members as a local woman encourages others to roll up their sleeves and donate blood. April Huff is leading this charge, driven by the memory of her husband, Steven, who bravely battled leukemia before passing away in 2020. Her story is not just about loss; it’s about hope, connection, and the power of community.
8 Illinois KFC Locations Closed Forever this Week With No Warning
This is not what you want to hear if you love fried chicken fast and live in Illinois. At least 8 locations in the state closed permanently this week and it appears they did so with no warning whatsoever. I saw this report just shared by Yahoo News. They say...
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