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A crew from NBC’s TODAY show on Friday was at Tomahawk in Martin County to document the “area’s rich musical heritage, strong community spirit, and commitment to cultural learning,” said James Leon Webb, President and Board Chairman of Stidham Old Time Music Association. “Their visit to the Stidham Old Time Music Association and James Webb Musical Repair and Sales will highlight the value of preserving old-time music traditions, enjoying hands-on musical fun, and attending a community jam at the music shop.” Webb said the show also would visit Martin County High School to feature the Pick and Bow after-school program. Entertainment Weekly reported in September that Harry Smith, 75, was set to host a new on-air segment called “Common Good” that will feature stories across “TODAY,” “NBC Nightly News,” and live events that air on NBC News. “I am thrilled to have the opportunity to do what I have done for so long: tell America’s story,” Smith told People in a statement. “I have long believed that there is more that unites us than divides us. It’s in our bones. It’s part of America’s DNA.” The air date wasn’t immediately available Friday morning, and representatives from TODAY didn’t immediately provide
SOMERSET, Ky. (WKYT) - A Christmas movie filmed in Pulaski County sold out a local screening at an event venue in Somerset. “Christmas at Moose Lake” will screen at The Virginia on Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7 p.m. The movie follows a New York-based professional, Alyssa, who returns to her family’s lake house following a breakup.
First-run Hollywood movies, a burger topping bar, and blow-up slides for the kids, all at one Kentucky drive-in. That combination alone made me sit up a little straighter. The concession stand here gets talked about as much as the screen. Pizza, pulled pork sandwiches, milkshakes, and even funnel cake fries share the menu.
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.
WOODFORD COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A screening of the movie “Sandy Wedge” is planned this weekend in Midway, and part of ticket sales will be donated to help Wilson’s, a Versailles business, reopen after it was forced to close. Filmmaker Michael Gilkison shot scenes for the movie...
The sounds of African drumming, powerful harmonies and dancing filled First Alliance Church in Lexington as the African Children’s Choir shared both the music of Uganda and the mission behind it.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Book lovers gathered at Joseph’s Booksellers at Lexington Green on Saturday, Nov. 7 for the 45th Kentucky Book Festival. The event featured performances, story time for children, an illustration barn, and book signings by a variety of authors. “Whether you’re, you know, an eight-year-old or...
FIJI (WKYT) - A Richmond woman continued to fight to be the final castaway on “Survivor” Wednesday. Cox did make it through the tribal merger. Despite losing the individual immunity challenge, she is safe for another week.
Executive Director Gwen Thompson says the theme is picturing the past. "We are going to have a vintage photography specialist. His name is Mark Cornelison and he does really cool work. He does actual Tintypes, which is a type of historic photography. And he'll be talking about and demonstrating that process." Thompson said.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — A Lexington-based public television station serving the Bluegrass since 1968 announced on Wednesday that Renee Shaw, a force in the journalism and broadcast industry for more than 25 years, would be its next executive director and CEO. On Nov. 4, Kentucky Educational Television announced...
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington’s newest concert venue announced its debut show lineup ahead of its early 2027 opening. The Rail will host 10 shows across its first six months in operation:. Lynyrd Skynyrd — Saturday, Jan. 23, 2027. Umphrey’s McGee — Friday, Feb. 5, 2027.
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!
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.
Burgin, Kentucky country singer Dillon Carmichael releases 'High Ground' on Riser House, co-produced by Dave Cobb, who made his 2018 debut.
Arthur Murray Dance Studio has been a part of Hunter W. Lisle’s life since he was a 12-year-old growing up in Lexington. Now, as the studio’s owner, he is creating the same types of experiences that he enjoyed for a whole new generation of dancers. “The best part...
Even without the presence of ghosts, the lure of the museum (originally the Hartsough House) and its history was enough for many visitors to stop by and enjoy a treat and a tour on Halloween from our resident undertaker, aka Elijah Ayres, and his associate Chloe Harmon. Inside the museum,...
Source: Sarah Congleton, Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences Education, Montgomery County. There’s something special about the start of the holiday season—the decorations come out, Christmas lists begin to grow, and familiar community traditions bring friends and neighbors together. One of those traditions returns this November as the...