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Halloween is supposed to be a little spooky, but it should also be a safe holiday. Nicole Perritore, with UK Extension, shares some tips with ABC 36's Doug High on keeping your kids safe while they enjoy a round of trick-or-treating.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar wraps up her morning at the Euclid Kroger with Ellen McGeeny, learning about how Ale-8-One got its name, and how fans can get a tour of the bottling facility.
It's a meal for the ages! Jon Coleman and chef Tanya Whitehouse tell ABC 36's Doug High about the "Lincoln's Kitchen: Food from the Presidential Years" dinner, featuring period recipes served by Abraham and Mary Lincoln at the Mary Todd Lincoln House on Thursday, November 10th.
Ellen McGeeny shares more of Ale-8-One's recent history with Meteorologist Elise Dolinar, particularly about the rise of the craft soda industry, and Ale-8-One's relationship with Kroger grocery stores and the Cracker Barrel restaurant chain.
Heather French Henry stops by the studio to talk with Doug High about KET's upcoming documentary, "Kentucky Veterans of the Vietnam War: In Their Own Words," that will air amid ceremonies and events honoring veterans in the state and their families.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar heads over to the Euclid Kroger to meet Ellen McGeeny, President and COO of Ale-8-One, who tells some of the history of the region's favorite soda.
Doug High welcomes Reverend Chris Skidmore, with Mission Lexington, to talk about the upcoming Fall Fling Fundraiser happening Friday, November 4th at The Signature Club's Grand Ballroom.
Tim Thompson and Maria Lorenz, representing 24000.org, come by the studio to share details with Veronica Seltzer about the upcoming Run for Their Lives 5K, happening at Coldtream Park on Saturday, October 29th.
Meteorologist Elise Dolinar wraps up her morning at Arthur Murray Dance Studio learning more about the dance instruction available, plus an offer for a pair of free dance lessons!
Sure, the candy is sweet, but the cost of Halloween can put a sour taste in your mouth. Jennifer Hunter with MoneyWise comes by the studio to share some tips with Doug High to celebrate Halloween on a budget.
Catch the cat at YMCA of Frankfort's Black Cat Chase 5K happening Friday, October 28th. Brent Wallace comes to the studio to tell Melanie Kendall the details.
Elise Dolinar hands the microphone over to Hunter Lisle, with the Arthur Murray Dance Studio, and learns some steps from an instructor there.
James O'Daniel, with S & S Tire, stops by the studio to tell Doug High about the services their mechanics offer, and how they can keep your ride, your pride.
Elise Dolinar steps out of the weather center and onto the dance floor at Arthur Murray Dance Studio.
The stunning visuals of the Aurora Borealis are storied, but what are the sounds of the vast northern territories? The Lexington Philharmonic brings us the answer with their Finlandia & The Northern Lights production. Eric Burke gets the details from Scott Terrell and Trish Roberts Hatler.
The streets of Georgetown will soon be filled with haunted spirits during the Thrilled to Give Parade. Peyton Blanton and Kristin Santimagro stop by the studio to give Doug High the details.
Show regular, Dr. Bart McFarland, talks with Eric Burke about his clinic's guided implant surgery technology.
Doug High sits down with Jenn Pullins and Laura Ratliff to hear the latest developments on Jimmy Nash Home's new neighborhood, The Oaks at Cave Springs.
As heroin use in the region rises, more and more families are faced with loved ones struggling with addiction. Gwen Holder and Phyllis Fuchs, with Liberty Place, tell ABC 36's Matt Groves about a luncheon for people wrestling with substance abuse on November 5th at First Christian Church in Richmond.
Lots happening over at Papa John's Pizza! Hillary Simmons introduces Meteorologist Eric Burke to their new pan-style pizzas and talks about the upcoming Heroes Day at Keeneland on October 23, honoring first responders.
The fear is here! Scare fans can get their fill at one of three Fright Nights Kentucky locations. ABC 36's Matt Groves gets the spooky scoop from Fright Nights' owner, Laurel Walker.
Show regular Beth Oleson, with Woodford Humane Society, stops by the studio to tell Meteorologist Eric Burke about the upcoming Canine Olympics, taking place Sunday, October 23, at Falling Springs Park in Versailles.
Meteorologist Eric Burke wraps up a spooky morning at the Hustonville Haunted House learning about how the "vampires" from the Kentucky Blood Center will be on site October 22nd for a blood drive.
Get your submissions in, and be a part of Rupp Arena history! Bill Owen, Lexington Center Corp. CEO, sits down with Eric Burke to talk about a contest to name the new high-tech video board at the arena.