Richmond Police: Man accused of abusing, strangling a 2-year-old girl
A man is accused of abuse and strangling a two-year-old girl, according to Richmond Police.
ASBURY/L.C.A. PARTNERSHIP
ASBURY UNIVERSITY AND LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY ARE PARTNERING TO PROVIDES ACCESS TO A CONTINUATION OF A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION WHILE MAINTAINING THE COST OF THAT EDUCATION FOR THE STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. JOINING US WITH DETAILS ON THE ASBURY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM ARE DR. SCOTT WELLS, LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY HEAD OF SCHOOL AND DR. KEVIN BROWN, ASBURY UNIVERSITY HEAD OF…
Paws 4 the Cause “Barktoberfest” – 09-24-21
BARKTOBERFEST WILL BE FILLED WITH LIVE MUSIC, VENUES, AND PLENTY OF ADOPTABLE DOGS.. CODY ADAMS IS JOINED BY REMY SIMPSON, THE PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF PAWS 4 THE CAUSE, WITH THE DETAILS. Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
“We feel like we’re drowning”: Educators talk about stress levels
Teachers say showing up to work is becoming more difficult with the added stresses from the pandemic.
Flood insurance could soon increase, KY emergency managers worried
FEMA is soon introducing a new policy that could increase flood insurance rates.
UPDATE: Funeral rescheduled for McKee soldier killed in World War
Remains were identified in July.
8th annual youth coat drive underway
Benefits children in Central and Eastern Kentucky
Junior pride festival held at Pivot Brewing
While the full Lexington Pride Festival is postponed until June 2022, a mini pride fest was held over the weekend at Pivot Brewing.
UPDATE: “Ride to Remember” helps open doors for dementia patients
Sayre Christian Village’s “Ride to Remember” proceeds going towards its Memory Care residents.
High School Highlight Reel: 09/25/21
LEXINGTON, Ky (WTVQ) – Football has been here for week, but now a chill is in air and fall has arrived. Multiple great games going on around central KY. Sayre looking to remain undefeated hosting Harlan. Lexington Catholic hosting Tates Creek. In the Game of the Week, Frederick Douglass hosting Scott County. ABC 36’s Bryan Kennedy and Austin Miller have…
Lexington experts on child trauma, how to cope with loss, anxiety
With recent losses of students and teachers, experts weigh in on child trauma.
Is a new soybean disease in Kentucky a cause for concern?
Once only found in the southern region of the country, the red crown rot disease was found for the first time in Illinois in 2018. Now, it’s in Graves County, Kentucky.
Morning Brew: Forkland Festival and Mr. Gatti’s Feeds Healthcare Heroes
The annual Forkland Festival is celebrating its 50-th anniversary. This year’s festival will be marking “50 years of memories.” the festival began in 1971, started by residents in southwestern Boyle county, to preserve the community and provide funds for their new community center. The festival has been held every year since, bringing visitors from across Kentucky and the entire nation….
Cute Dog Contest GMK
Woodford Humane Society is inviting all dog owners to enter them in the 2021 Canine Cute-lympics! Categories: Community, GMK Tags:
Anxiety In Pets
To learn about anxiety in pets and solutions, visit Petco.com/mentalhealth. Categories: Community, Sponsored Content Tags:
Virtual Job Fair: Somerset Mental Health
Join Lyssa and friends to learn about the exciting opportunities at Somerset Mental Health. Categories: Community, GDK Guests Tags:
BCTC looking for faculty at 2021 Faculty career fair
Career fairs set two different days
Fayette schools holding job fair Saturday, filling variety of positions
District filling child nutrition, transportation, other jobs.
Police searching for suspect after building damaged in hit-and-run
Happened at about 2 a.m. Friday.
Two I-75 northbound lanes closed at MM 115 for oil spill
Spill at mile marker 115 northbound.
“A unique workforce” emerges amidst chemical weapons destruction
One of the last remaining facilities containing chemical weapons in the country is getting rid of their weapons stockpile.
UPDATE: GoFundMe set up in honor of Fedscreek man found dead
The Pikeville Post received a call on Monday, Sept. 20 around 9 a.m. regarding a possibly dead body being found.
KY woman turns grief into strength, helps with suicide prevention
A KY woman says she found her calling after losing her aunt to suicide.
Mount Sterling city workers to get raise
The pay raises will be paid retroactively from March 23 of 2020 through Sept. 30 of this year.