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Valentine's Day is associated with romance, but love isn't the only bit of intrigue in Bluegrass Mystery Theatre's upcoming production of "Red Roses, Dead Roses." Dana Edison and Patti Heying drop by the studio to tell Katie Solove about the comedy laced, of course, with murder.
ABC 36's Doc-On-Call, physician Ryan Stanton, heads over to Aspire Fitness on Tiverton Way to check out the "Sweat for Surgeries 2.0" fundraiser hosted by Surgery on Sunday.
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ABC 36's Doc-On-Call, physician Ryan Stanton, heads over to Aspire Fitness on Tiverton Way to check out the "Sweat for Surgeries 2.0" fundraiser hosted by Surgery on Sunday
Heidi Guckenberger and Maresha Howard drop by the studio to tell Katie Solove about the upcoming spring season of Girls on the Run Central Kentucky.
Eric Burke sits down with Susan Stone, President of the Frontier Nursing University, to talk about pre-conception care, and how would-be mothers can most effectively prepare for a healthy pregnancy.
ABC 36's Doc-On-Call, physician Ryan Stanton, heads over to Aspire Fitness on Tiverton Way to check out the "Sweat for Surgeries 2.0" fundraiser hosted by Surgery on Sunday.
Show regular Ashley Baber, with the Lexington Humane Society, comes to the studio with terrier-chihuahua mix "Pee-Wee," who's came from out-of-state to find his forever home in Kentucky.
Doug High sits down with Mark Daniels and Kelly Mackey to talk about the new generation of Kentucky filmmakers being given the tools to succeed at the Appalachian Film School.
It's every parent's nightmare - having a child go missing, but a new smartphone app aims to give parents every chance to give that scenario a happy ending. Jim Howell comes by the studio to talk with Katie Solove about the 911 SafeChild app, and tell her how it works.
Jeff Gurnee, with the Clark County Public Library, drops by the studio to tell Doug High about their upcoming Local History Potluck Dinner Program, happening Thursday, January 26th!
Meteorologist Eric Burke welcomes Donna Fiaschetti and Robert Campbell to the studio as they recognize National Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Week.
Mark Mozingo, with the Lexington Art League, returns to the studio to tell Katie Solove about the upcoming opening of "Demographically Speaking: A Figurative Exhibition," happening on January 27th at the Loudoun House, located at 209 Castlewood Drive, in Lexington.
Doug High sits down with Derrick Purvis and Chris Hahn to talk about an exciting mens-only tailgating party being held by Southland Christian Church!
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar checks out the growing field of massage therapy with a visit to the Lexington Healing Arts Academy, located at 272 Southland Drive in Lexington.
Pastor Travis Drake and Women's Ministry Leader Marcy Drake, both from Central Baptist Church, drop by the studio to tell Doug High about their "Love Worth Fighting For" event, coming up on Sunday, January 29th.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar checks out the growing field of massage therapy with a visit to the Lexington Healing Arts Academy, located at 272 Southland Drive in Lexington.
Actors Jacob Ernst and Lily Rasmussen come to the studio to tell Katie Solove about the Drama Department's upcoming production of "Peter and the Starcatcher," running from January 26th through the 28th.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar checks out the growing field of massage therapy with a visit to the Lexington Healing Arts Academy, located at 272 Southland Drive in Lexington.
Janet Edelen, with the Scott County Humane Society, returns to the studio for another edition of "Pets Need Pals," this time with the adorable Red!
Doug High welcomes Heather Wehrheim from the American Lung Association, who talks about National Radon Action Month, and how you can protect yourself and your family from the deadly gas.
Katie Solove sits downn with Susie Thiel and kate Cox, with the UK Department of Theatre and Dance to talk about their upcoming "In Flight" Dance Concert, happening from January 27th through the 29th in the Guignol Theatre.
If you're looking for a challenging and rewarding career, Major Lee Hayden, with the Lexington Fire Department, has an idea that might fit the bill.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar meets Holly, a friendly kitten with a sense of adventure, but who's equally comfortable curled up in your lap, along with Beth Oleson from Woodford Humane Society.