Alex Standifer
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Alex Standifer, Author at WMKY | Morehead State Public Radio (opens the original)
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The music played on util 1 a.m. Sunday, with sets from John Anderson, Jake Worthington, and Shenandoah. Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district biologist for the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Northeast district's 26 counties. UK St. Claire has joined more than 40 hospitals across the state in the use of a new cancer diagnosis machine to help combat eastern Kentucky's high lung cancer rates. The area, like many other parts of
WMKY Feature Reports Archives – WMKY | Morehead State Public Radio (opens the original)
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The music played on util 1 a.m. Sunday, with sets from John Anderson, Jake Worthington, and Shenandoah. Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district biologist for the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Northeast district's 26 counties. UK St. Claire has joined more than 40 hospitals across the state in the use of a new cancer diagnosis machine to help combat eastern Kentucky's high lung cancer rates. The area, like many other parts of
Poppy Mountain Music Festival celebrates 34 years of music – WMKY | Morehead State Public Radio (opens the original)
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The music played on util 1 a.m. Sunday, with sets from John Anderson, Jake Worthington, and Shenandoah. Poppy Mountain Music festival concluded after two weeks of festivities and music last Saturday. The music played on util 1 a.m. Sunday, with sets from John Anderson, Jake Worthington, and Shenandoah. The pictures included capture moments from the last two nights of the festival. Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district b
Creek Walk at Rodburn Hollow Park reveals a healthy water ecosystem – WMKY | Morehead State Public Radio (opens the original)
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Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district biologist for the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Northeast district’s 26 counties. Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district biologist for the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Northeast district’s 26 counties. Timmerman said the message of events like this is always to slow down and take in the world around us. “At first
Creek Walk at Rodburn Hollow Park reveals a healthy water ecosystem (opens the original)
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Creek walk participants filled out their Stream Critter Passport under the guidance of Tom Timmerman- the district biologist for the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Northeast district’s 26 counties. Timmerman said the message of events like this is always to slow down and take in the world around us. “At first glance you’ll see some cray fish and a few fish here and there but if you just stop for two seconds and flip over a rock or two or just stop and be still you can see hundreds of other little bu
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