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Just because this season of Dancing with the Stars is drawing to a close, doesn't mean the dancing has to stop. Meteorologist Eric Burke talks with Hunter Lisle about the dance classes available at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio.
Meteorologist Eric Burke wraps up his morning at Sam's Gold & Pawn and Wildcat Mattress learning about the Black Friday deals that are coming up quickly!
USMC Gunnery Sergeant Noah Schwartz, and Taylor McNeil, with S & S Tire, come by the studio to tell Eric Burke about this year's Toys for Tots toy drive.
Meteorologist Eric Burke heads next door from Sam's Gold & Pawn, to check out the huge inventory, and personal service, available at Wildcat Mattress.
Lisa Edwards, with the American Diabetes Association, and Lisa Bellafato, with Passport Health Plan, come by the studio to talk about a day of healthy activity and education, as Super Saturday, happening on the 19th, approaches.
Meteorologist Eric Burke heads to Sam's Gold & Pawn in Nicholasville, where he gets a look at the wide array of items available, including a fantastic electronics selection.
What happens when good board games go bad? Bluegrass Mystery Theatre has a dark tale to tell with their production of "Murder Without a Clue." Dana L. Edison and Justin Underwood spill the details to ABC 36's Doug High.
For families and individuals that have been affected by suicide, support is vital to cope. Gary Reynolds, with the Woodford County Suicide Awareness Group stops by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about an upcoming drive that will help provide that support.
When the health of a family member or loved one is in peril, Jessamine County EMS has you covered. Jamie Goodpastor and Janine Mackey stop by the studio to talk to Doug High about recent awards their service has received, and explain the rigorous training EMS personnel endure to provide their life-saving services.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar wraps up her morning previewing the Mt. Sterling Christmas Open House event at Boxwoods, one of 27 stores participating in the open house Friday and Saturday.
It's a holiday tradition that ABC 36 is always proud to participate in. Pat Ham, with the Kidney Health Alliance of Kentucky, stops by the studio to tell Doug High about this year's KY Trees of Life event.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar continues her morning in Mount Sterling ahead of this weekend's Christmas Open House with a visit to the Blue Rose to see the unique holiday items available to shoppers.
Allan Barlow and Luke Sosby, with the Ragged Edge Community Theatre, drop by the studio to tell Doug High about their upcoming performances of "Elf, Jr.: The Musical."
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar heads to Mount Sterling, Kentucky to preview this weekend's Christmas Open House.
Gary McKale, President of the Central Kentucky Hockey Association, and youth hockey player Will McKale drop by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about "Try Hockey for Free Day," coming up on Saturday, November 12 at the Lexington ice Center on Eureka Drive.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar wraps up her morning at Dickey's Barbecue Pit by sampling some of the delicious dishes served everyday at the restaurant, and now available for customers seeking catering!
The Thanksgiving turkey and all the trimmings, unfortunately, don't grow on trees. Fortunately, Jennifer Hunter comes by the studio to talk turkey with Doug High on how families can have a great holiday without breaking the bank.
Holy moley, you've never seen meat fall apart like this! Meteorologist Elise Dolinar gets an amazing demo of Dickey's Barbecue Pit's tender, juicy meats as she continues her morning at the restaurant.
Janice and Kelli Newman, members of Altrusa Internation of Lexington, KY drop by the studio to tell Doug High about their upcoming Mighty Moms Weekend, and about the work Altrusa International does to improve communities through personal service.
It may be chilly outside, but you can get the warm comfort of amazing barbecue at Dickey's Barbecue Pit. Meteorologist Elise Dolinar heads to their Lexington site to learn how sweet, savory, and smoky combine to make Dickey's signature flavor.
It's still not too late to get a flu shot as the season approaches. Nicole Peritore, with UK Extension tells Eric Burke more about preparing to fight the bug this year.
8-year-old Sarah Wilhite is one of 25 finalists nationwide to win a scholarship and money to do a cafeteria makeover in the Ben's Beginners Cooking Contest. She and her mother, Kelly, stop by the studio to tell Doug High how people can vote for her to win.
Teresa Tomb, with Mecca Studio, and Tim Small, from the Lyric Theatre, come by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about the upcoming performance of "Still Life and All."
Rabbi David Wirtschafter and Lexington Philharmonic Director Scott Terrell come by the studio to tell Doug High about the upcoming performance of "To be Certain of the Dawn."