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Central KY Day of Valor supports and thanks veterans
While showing gratitude, Friday, June 28, also marked a day to provide resources and information. The Central KY Day of Valor occurred from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the auxiliary gym of George Rogers Clark High School. “It’s an important day in our community, and not just in our community, but we have guests […] The post Central KY Day of Valor supports and thanks veterans appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Summer food service program continues providing for youth
While school is no longer in session and kids enjoy summer’s splendors, Clark County Public Schools continue to stay actively involved. The summer food service program allows employees and others to continue providing for youth, who receive the resources they need for a successful day. “The summer food service program is a community service opportunity […] The post Summer food service program continues providing for youth appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Clark County Detention Center installing new HVAC units
Recently, the county was informed about the lack of air conditioning at the Clark County Detention Center. According to a press release from the Clark County Detention Center, Jailer Frank Doyle and members of the Clark County Fiscal Court have been diligently working for over one year to address the matter. This process officially began […] The post Clark County Detention Center installing new HVAC units appeared first on Winchester Sun.
Noches de Polo to Benefit Wasabi Aftercare Fund
Noches de Polo, an evening of polo, music, and asado, will be held July 12 from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Commonwealth Polo Club on Bethlehem Road in Paris, Kentucky with proceeds benefitting the Wasabi Aftercare Fund. Admission is $20 per carload, while asado is $40 per person. Outside of the asado, it is a bring your own food and beverage event with polo played under the lights.
Kentucky clinic receives grant to battle poverty, food insecurity
A Kentucky community health center is one of eight facilities nationwide to participate in a program addressing food scarcity. The National Association of Community Health Centers' 2024 Innovation Incubator creates ways to expand access to healthy foods. White House Clinics, based in Richmond, will have funding and guidance from experts to help it design and test community-based solutions.
'Nothing indicates arson': Investigation begins into Veridian Apartments fire
The roof on a large section of building 20 is gone. Nine units are likely to be declared total losses, but no one was hurt in Monday’s Veridian Apartment Complex fire, which displaced so many people.
Lexington announces Fourth of July road closures
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Lexington’s week of Fourth of July festivities will impact traffic through Thursday. Lexington’s Fourth of July event lineup kicked off on Monday, and with the events come traffic changes, and road closures. The Lexington Police Department told FOX 56 News what drivers should expect over the next few days.
Alexandria native wins singing competition to perform at Red Rocks
Reagan Golden’s biggest gig thus far is the St. Mary’s Parish Festival, but that will change on July 11 when she performs at Red Rocks. Golden started playing the guitar in fourth grade and sang by fifth grade. She said she wrote her first good song at the age of 12. Aside from doing local gigs around Campbell County, Golden didn’t have any large performances on the books until she entered a contest to perform with bluegrass folk band Trampled by Turtles at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado and won.
Freestyler Eli Summa Opts To Stay In-State With Kentucky (2025)
Summa, a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American, has a year remaining at Sacred Heart Academy located in Louisville, Kentucky. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college is a lifelong dream that is pursued with dedication and determination. Fitter and Faster is proud to honor these athletes and those who supported them on their journey.
Petland weighing legal challenge against Lexington's new retail pet sale ban
Petland says the new ordinance will force them to close two stores in Lexington, arguing there are “solutions available that discourage puppy mills without shutting down legal businesses.”. The business says the council failed to engage with them during the crafting of the ordinance and that the new rule...
Public comment at Lexington city council now means speaking-only
Lexington’s Urban Council recently approved new rules for citizens engaging in public comment during council meetings. The new language comes as council continues to be confronted by calls to issue a formal endorsement of a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Anyone signed up during public comment can speak directly...
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