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Louisville Public Media

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Get to know Krystal Goodner, LPM’s newest host

Krystal Goodner recently joined as LPM’s All Things Considered host. Get to know the newest voice of local news in Louisville.

Louisville, KY · 1d

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Southern Kentucky Gets New 92.1 FM Signal as Christmas Music Arrives

92.1 FM – WWZG, licensed to Park City, Kentucky, is now broadcasting the same programming heard on 106.7 FM and 103.7 HD-3. The Zing! format features a bright Adult Contemporary format, playing upbeat, feel good hits from today’s popular artists and favorites from recent decades. The new signal...

Kentucky · 1d

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Louisville's StageOne Cancels Christmas Pageant Show, Cast Kids Left Heartbroken

Louisville's StageOne Family Theatre has canceled its upcoming production of “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” a holiday tradition that has run in the city since 1986, after the organization said financial challenges made it impossible to move forward. The nine planned performances, scheduled for Dec. 5-20, were set to take place at the Bomhard Theater at the Kentucky Center. Young actors from across the Louisville area had already auditioned, earned their roles, and committed to the show before the plug was pulled.

Louisville, KY · 2d

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New 270-Foot Mural Turns Gritty I-65 Underpass Into Louisville Art Hub

A stretch of East Main Street that commuters once rushed through without a second glance is now stopping foot traffic in downtown Louisville. Local artists Damon Thompson, Chris Chappell and Wilfred Sieg III have transformed the underpass between Jackson and Hancock streets into a sprawling mural celebrating the city's history, and officials unveiled the finished work this week.

Louisville, KY · 1d

The Spun

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A Louisville Library Replaced the Candy Stolen by a Raccoon, Opossum, and Squirrel

A raccoon, an opossum, and a squirrel snagged a bag of Halloween candy meant for kids at a downtown Louisville library, so the library restocked the treats.

Louisville, KY · 17h

Louisville Public Media

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90.5 WUOL Classical Louisville celebrates 50 years on the air

Louisville Public Media (LPM) is preparing to honor the 50th anniversary of 90.5 WUOL’s first broadcast.

Louisville, KY · 2d

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Kentucky’s Oldest Town Has A Pioneer Fort, A Historic Inn And A Charming Main Street

Abraham Lincoln’s parents got married in a little cabin that now sits inside a protective brick building. That cabin is just one stop in a town packed with frontier stories. A full-size replica fort stands nearby, built to match the one raised here in 1774. Costumed interpreters work at the fort in season, showing off skills like blacksmithing, weaving, and quilting.

Harrodsburg, KY · 3d

Athlon Sports

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Justin Thomas set up his charitable foundation in 2019; it has now given $1.6 million to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Kentuckiana for a new mobile learning center

Justin Thomas is giving Louisville children new opportunities to learn.

Louisville, KY · 1d

The Mary Sue

partner publisher · 306.1K followers

Local Kentucky restaurant draws suspicion online for its blacked-out windows and multiple CCTVs: ‘It’s so ominous’

Jaala (@conspiracycutiee2) from Kentucky posted a TikTok video about a local restaurant. It’s going viral not because of its delectable offerings, but because she believes something suspicious is going on at the establishment. InKredibles Burgers & Shakes is a fast food restaurant located in Louisville, Kentucky. One video advertisement on their official website shows diners […]

Louisville, KY · 12d

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Bowling Green light show honors local veterans

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WNKY) — A Bowling Green Navy veteran is bringing a patriotic twist to his family’s holiday light show, with a special Veterans Day display featuring red, white and blue lights synchronized to music. Jason Thomas spent 23 years in the Navy before retiring as a...

Bowling Green, KY · 1d

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A former sheriff of Casey County

This photo of Joseph A. Bell is from the private collection of Charity Pendleton and was discovered among a collection of photos belonging to the late Sarah Ellen Bell Patton. An attached paper identified the gentleman as “The father of Robert A. Bell.” Mrs. Sarah Patton was a daughter of Robert A. Bell and a granddaughter of Joseph A. Bell, so it was a picture of her grandfather, a picture not seen for over 78 years but now brought to view!

Casey County, KY · 10d

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Daniel Boone Founded This Kentucky Settlement Over 250 Years Ago, And You Can Still Explore It Today

A blacksmith, a candle maker, and a weaver all go to work inside the same wooden fort every week. They wear 18th-century clothes, and they’re happy to show you exactly how they do it. The fort around them is a full-scale replica of a frontier outpost that held strong...

Kentucky · 4d

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A Commercial Property Built in 1904 - $600,000

11,800 sqft - 1.02 acres. The building features two retail storefronts, each approximately 1,750 square feet, approximately 3,500 square feet of concrete-floor basement space beneath the retail areas, and an additional 3,135 square feet of dirt-floor basement beneath the former hotel portion. The rope pulled elevator is still here and you must see in in person. There is also outside access thru a grate that once was used as a luggage drop off point, could also be where fuel was brought in thru, so much rich history is here. Also included is an approximately 1,350-square-foot attached former People's Bank building requiring extensive rehabilitation. Rich in character and local history, this property once served as a thriving commercial center featuring mercantile stores, a barber shop, saloon, hotel registry, and dining hall.

Hustonville, KY · 2d

Lexington Herald-Leader

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Veteran Kentucky journalist, KET host Renee Shaw named to lead public TV network

Renee Shaw, one of KET’s most recognizable public affairs journalists and a longtime leader within the organization, has been named KET’s next executive director & CEO, station officials announced Wednesday. A search committee comprised of current and former chairpersons of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television, KET’s governing board, began work on selecting a new executive director after the late Shae Hopkins announced her retirement earlier this year. They made their recommendation to the full board for a vote Nov. 4. Shaw, who spent nearly three decades at KET as a journalist, producer and host, succeeds Hopkins, who died last week after battling cancer . “Renee brings to this role an extraordinary understanding of Kentucky, a deep commitment to public service and a genuine appreciation for the important role KET plays in the lives of people across the Commonwealth,” G. Dan Griffith, chair of the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television, said in a news release. “I have no doubt Renee will proudly take the torch from Shae and continue building on her great work.” KET is a state-backed public television station that broadcasts statewide and online. It carries Kentucky news and features, including extensive coverage of state government, as well

Kentucky · 3d

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Extra Zing For Southern Kentucky

WWZG is the former Country “Kix 92.1” WTKY-FM Tompkinsville, which was purchased by Newberry last fall and subsequently moved north to its new site. Positioning as “Feel Good. Stay Zing’d,” the station features Murphy, Sam & Jodi in mornings, local midday host Macy G, and The TJ Show in afternoons. With the addition of WWZG though, the station has gone into all-Christmas mode as “Santa 92.1” through December 26.

Kentucky · 1d

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Sugar Ray’s completes a shift to soul food and family-friendly entertainment

Owner Stephon Harbin’s words tell the tale of changes he has been implementing since springtime at his rebranded Sugar Ray’s Lounge Soul Food Restaurant (2523 W. Broadway in Russell). The cover photo is borrowed from Harbin. The text:. 📢 ATTENTION ALL EVENT PROMOTERS & CLIENTS 📢 Sugar Ray’s...

Louisville, KY · 5d