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Tara Gilliam and Kelly Wielgele come to the studio to talk with Katie Solove about National Congenital Heart Defect Week, and how the Kerrington's Heart organization is raising awareness about congenital heart defects.
Troy Thompson heads over to Winchester Chiropractic to talk with Dr. Perry Williams about the importance of addressing chiropractic issues early in children.
Meteorologist Eric Burke welcomes Judy Giannasio to the studio with Peaches, a corgi-chihuahua mix looking for a forever home.
Tyler Dixon and Tristan Harris, actors with Ragged Edge Theatre, drop by the studio to tell Katie Solove about their upcoming production of "The Giver."
Doug High sits down with Donald Bentley, of the Family Wealth Group, to talk about two dinners being held at Castle Post on February 16th and the 21st, where attendees can get a leg up on their 2016 tax filings.
ABC 36's Doc-On-Call, physician Ryan Stanton, stops by to talk with Doug High about the premiere of his solo show, "Stanton MD," airing on Saturday mornings at 7:00 a.m. right here on ABC 36!
Bert Kreischer drops by the studio to tell Katie Solove about his upcoming appearances at Comedy Off Broadway.
Anita Spreitzer and Amy Ping drop by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about an adoption event happening at the Hamburg Petsmart on Saturday, February 4th from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., as well as a vaccination clinic happening the following day from 12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Katie Solove sits down with Dr. Richard Blake and Lisa Bellafato to talk about Go Red for Women Day, which aims to raise awareness of heart disease in women.
Immigration Attorney Heather Hadi drops by the studio to talk with Doug High about recent executive orders by Donald Trump, and what they mean for immigrants and refugees looking to resettle in the Commonwealth.
David McLean and Marcie Timmerman drop by the studio to recap Lexington's 2017 Music Awards, and share with her plans for next year's awards.
Beth Oleson, with the Woodford Humane Society, brings "Ripley" to the studio to meet Eric Burke in this edition of Pets Need Pals.
Meteorologist, and hockey enthusiast, Eric Burke sits down with coach Andrew Dubiel and his son, player Ethan Dubiel to talk about Hockey Day in Lexington, happening February 4th!
Doug High sits down with Hannah Christopher and Lainie Mitchell to talk about the Winchester Players' upcoming production of "The Ice Wolf."
Make this Valentine's Day one for the history books by taking your love to Waveland State Historic Site to enjoy an Evening Tea! Doug High sits down with Park Manager Charla Reed to get the details on the February 14th event, happening at 6:30 p.m.
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Tracey Werner-Wilson, Director of the University of Kentucky Family Center, drops by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about how couples can get a relationship checkup at the center between February 9th and 17th.
Donald R. Mason, and Yajaira Aich West drop by the studio to tell Katie Solove about the wealth of events happening at the Lyric Theatre & Cultural Arts Center in celebration of Black History Month.
Doug High sits down with Laurie Preston and Jamie Rodgers to talk about a unique opportunity to open up a dialogue with community members about issues affecting the quality of life in Lexington by joining the Blue Grass Community Foundation at the "On The Table," happening Wednesday, March 15th.
Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, Meteorologist Eric Burke heads over to Lucky's Market to take a look at their pre-made game-day food options, that will keep bellies full and your kitchen clean!
Doug High sits down with Seth Russell and Holly Jones Clark to talk about the amazing cuisine, including their signature shrimp and grits, available at the Hilary J. Boone Center.
Daniel Ellis and Jerre Dye drop by the studio to tell Katie Solove about the Athens West Theatre Company's upcoming production of "Failure: A Love Story."
Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, Meteorologist Eric Burke heads over to Lucky's Market to take a look at their pre-made game-day food options, that will keep bellies full and your kitchen clean!
Since 1985, the Mt. Sterling Dubois Community Center has been providing recreational and educational programs to families in the area, and Taunya Jones and Tonia Anderson want to make sure the center still has years of community service to come.
Ahead of Super Bowl Sunday, Meteorologist Eric Burke heads over to Lucky's Market to take a look at their pre-made game-day food options, that will keep bellies full and your kitchen clean!