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Jennifer Reynolds, the Outreach Director of the Bluegrass Youth Ballet and Anna Hess, the Central Kentucky Youth Orchestra Director of Community Programming sat down with Katie Solove to talk about the LexArts Art Showcase Weekend. CKYO MusicWorks and Bluegrass Youth…
Dr. Kraig Humbaugh sat down with Ryan Stanton to talk about tan outbreak of whooping cough. Whooping cough, also known as pertussis is a bacterial infection that gets into your nose and throat. It spreads very easily, but vaccines like…
Comedian Greg Morton stopped by the studio to chat with Dr. Ryan Stanton. Greg Morton has been in the comedy business for a number of years and has worked with some big names, he also has over 4 million hits…
Brie Lowry from the Kentucky Ballet was in studio to tell Katie Solove about "Urban Dancers". The upcoming performance kicks off the spring season. The Downtown Arts Center's Black Box Theatre, located at 141 East Main Street, will be the…
Megan Moloney and Liza Hendley from the Bluegrass Irish Society sat down with Eric Burke to discuss this weekend's St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festival. This year's Lexington St. Patrick's Parade and Festival will be held Saturday, March 11th, in…
Eric Burke sat down with Ashley Baber from the Lexington Humane Society, who stopped by to introduce us to Fred, a senior Chihuahua Mix who is up for adoption. If you're interested in adopting Fred or are looking for a…
Alyson Layne-Davidson, Dietitian and Jenny Preston, Nutritionist tell Eric Burke about National Registered Dietitians Day. They also discussed their commitment to improving the health of their patients and the community. As the nation's food and nutrition experts, registered dietitian nutritionists…
Marcello Cormio and Amelia Groetsch sit down with Katie Solove to talk about this year's CKYO Teen Arts Festival. The Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras are celebrating 69 years of youth music in Central Kentucky at the annual Teen Arts Festival…
Katie Solove sat down with Hope Pettibon, the 2017 American Honey Princess. She will participate in the Capitol City Beekeepers Association's Bee Friendly Frankfort and the Bluegrass Beekeepers School on March 11th at Kentucky State University in Frankfort. During her…
The Bluegrass Theatre Guild is a community theatre in Frankfort that has been presenting quality shows, both musical and non-musical, for over 30 years.
Angus can be adopted from the Scott County Humane Society.
Dana Edison and Roger Davis stopped by to tell Katie Solove about their upcoming performance of "The Shamrock Slayin'".
F.E.A.S.T event puts spotlight great food from phenomenal chefs while tackling today's tough questions about our food system.
Dr. Ryan Stanton sits down with Katie Solove to talk about his upcoming show, StantonMD, where he will talk about safety as NASCAR racing season ramps up.
Doug High sits down with Diana Doggett and Kathy Allen to talk about the 14th Annual Bluegrass Regional Grandparents As Parents Coalition. These coalitions are geared toward those who are raising a grandchild or another relative's child and to let…
Anita Spreitzer and Matt Regan drop by the studio with Buster and Layla, a cat and dog (respectively,) looking for their forever homes, and tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about some upcoming adoption and vaccination events.
Doug High sits down with Dr. Paul Cole, with the Christian Men's Network ,about an upcoming roundtable happening Friday, March 3rd at Trinity Hill United Methodist Church.
Show regular Beth Oleson returns to the studio with Zeke, a 2-year-old pit bull with plenty of play left in him, who's looking for a forever home.
Dana Stefaniak, with Lexington Habitat for Humanity, comes by the studio to tell Katie Solove about the upcoming 11th Annual Shamrock Shuffle 3K, happening Saturday, March 11th in downtown Lexington.
Cora Hughes and Will White, with The Lexington Singers, stop by the studio to tell Doug High about their upcoming Kennedy Center Preview Concert happening on Sunday, March 5th.
Doug High sits down with Donald R. Mason, with The Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center, to discuss upcoming events at the theatre in March.
Meet Mary Knight, author of Saving Wonder, at the March 6 Kentucky Proud Evening.
Dr. John Cody Birdwell, Director of Bands at the University of Kentucky, comes to the studio to talk with Doug High about the upcoming American Bandmasters Association Convention, happening from March 8 to March 11.
Doug High sits down with Betsey Horth and Quiana Clark-Roland to talk about the upcoming Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) annual convention, happening March 1st - 5th at the Lexington Center.