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Fall festivals aim to ease financial strain for Kentucky families, businesses (opens the original)
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KENTUCKY (WKYT) - Fall festival organizers across Kentucky say they are working to keep events affordable as residents deal with inflation and the rising cost of living. Becca Lowe and Kristen Tinker helped organize a Gilmore Girls-inspired festival in downtown Versailles. “We do know there were about 6,000 people here on Friday alone, and so it was immeasurably more than that on Saturday and Sunday,” Lowe said. Lowe said the festival helped at least one local business owner. “We did have a smal
Man accused of destroying Flock cameras in Clark, Montgomery counties released on bond (opens the original)
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CLARK COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A man accused of destroying or tampering with multiple Flock safety cameras across central Kentucky did not appear for his scheduled court appearance Monday after posting bond over the weekend. Robert West Taylor was scheduled to be arraigned at 1 p.m. Monday in Clark County District Court. However, court staff and Winchester Police Chief Travis Thompson confirmed Taylor posted a $20,000 bond and was released from custody Saturday. According to police, Taylor destroyed
Psychologist reacts to social media game involving water guns (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Fayette County high school principals sent a letter to parents this week about a social media trend they say encourages students to take part in dangerous activities. Acting Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Bill Bradford said the issue involves a game circulating on social media that principals say “entices students to engage in dangerous activities using water guns or orby guns.” “This is a known issue across each of our high schools and we’ve known for t
Nonprofit’s 3D-printed wheelchairs give Bath County boy independence (opens the original)
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BATH COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - A nonprofit called MakeGood is providing 3D-printed wheelchairs to children and adults, including 4-year-old Dakari of Bath County. Dakari’s mother, Joy Lawill, said life has been anything but easy for Dakari. “I found out Dakari had Hydrocephalus when I was 32 weeks pregnant, but whenever Dakari was born, that’s whenever the airway issue came about, he had a tethered cord,” Lawill said. Lawill said doctors told her Dakari might never have what most would consider a nor
Central Kentucky nonprofits brace for higher need, lower donations this holiday season (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Local nonprofits say they expect demand for holiday assistance to rise across Central Kentucky this year, even as donations could decline due to inflation and tighter family budgets. The Toy Chest Children’s Charity in Lexington has worked to provide a Christmas for underserved children in central and eastern Kentucky for 15 years. Board member Cherlynn Stevenson said the organization expects challenges this giving season. “We absolutely are anticipating that the need is
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