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Lori Donaldson with Children's Miracle Network Hospitals and Savannah Cooper joined and reminded us today is Dairy Queen's Miracle Treat Day. Participating locations will donate one dollar of every Blizzard sale towards this hospital network!
Kathy Holder with United Healthcare and the Children's Alliance Michelle Sanborn stopped by to continue the conversation about foster care within the commonwealth.
The Kentucky Heartwood Festival is happening this weekend. Chris Schimmoeller stopped by to gives us the details!
TODAY WE'RE DISCUSSING SOMETHING THAT AFFECTS A LOT OF KIDS ACROSS THE STATE, FOSTER CARE. AMY JOHNSTON-LITTLE FROM UNITED HEALTHCARE AND PATRICIA TENANT FROM KENTUCKY YOUTH ADVOCATES STOPPED BY TO DISCUSS IT FURTHER.
Dr. Brian Dinger from Kort Physical Therapy talks about alleviating shoulder pain.
Brandy Britain and Janna Jordan stopped by to discuss the upcoming Lexi Memorial 5K that aims to raise awareness and help curb child abuse across the commonwealth.
Our Savvy Shopper at the Fayette Mall Sarah Robinson takes us to Story, a little shop within Macy's that is constantly changing based on the season.
Lyssa High chats with author Andrew Shaffer on his book examining how internet memes inspired his latest piece of work.
UK Extension's Alex Elswick, a specialist for substance use prevention recovery, discussed a tough topic that has underlying dangers throughout the region.
Heartland Academy's Tammy Smithers came by to talk about her group that aims to make sure first responders and community leaders get their recognition -- as well as some lemonade.
Tom Riddle, founder of Hats off Day, stopped by our studio with a "little bit" of Magic to talk more about the celebration.
Lyssa High shot down to Somerset to a favorite cooling station for many Kentuckians at Somersplash Waterpark for this edition of Hometown Tours.
Our Mom to Mom Sarah Pannell talks about ways to keep your kids safe in the summer sun.
Remy Simpson and Catherine Meyers from Pause 4 the Cause came by with special furry friend Skye!
Artistic Director of the Lexington Theatre Company Lynda Franklin Smith came by to give some details on their upcoming performance of Disney's "Newsies".
JAMES FROM S&S TIRE TALKS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF OIL CHANGES AND HOW OFTEN YOU SHOULD GET YOUR OIL CHANGE ON YOUR CAR.
Beth Olson from WHS visited today with sweet Georgia who is looking for her Fur-ever home!
A GROUP IS WORKING TO NOT ONLY CURB ADDICTION BUT ALSO TO SPREAD AWARENESS. CEO AND PRESIDENT OF THE SHEPHERD'S HOUSE JEROD THOMAS AND THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MENTAL HEALTH KYLE NOWKA CAME BY TO GIVE US THE DETAILS ON…
IF YOU'RE INTO ARTS AND CRAFTS, SEVERAL POP-UP SHOPS ARE COMING TO CENTRAL KENTUCKY. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE KENTUCKY GUILD OF ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN JEANNETTE ROWLETT STOPPED BY TO TELL US MORE!
PATHWAYS CEO DR. KIMBERLY MCCLANAHAN AND KATHY HOLDER WITH UNITED HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY OUTREACH STOPPED BY TO DISCUSS BATTLING ADDICTION AND WAYS TO SEEK HELP.
United Healthcare's Amy Johnson and Dr. Kimberly McClanahan stopped by to discuss mental health specifically in rural areas of the commonwealth.
Past Path to Fame Talent Competition Champion Grayson Thurmon came by to tell us about the event helped take his career to the next level. The Frankfort, KY native also belted a few bars for us to enjoy!
To help WTVQ celebrate National Hot Dog Day, Double Dogs Service Managers Charles Wheeler and Amanda Howell fed us some of their favorites!
Our Savvy Shopper at the Fayette Mall Sarah Robinson shows off a brand new eatery known for their delicious tacos!