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- Sep 26, 2026
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What's a pumpkin concierge? Meet the southern Indiana business delivering fall magic (opens the original)
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A southern Indiana woman is turning her passion for pumpkins into a business! Meagan Pfeifer owns "Hello Pumpkin LLC," a luxury pumpkin concierge service that she runs with her family. They deliver pumpkins to your front porch, set it all up for you and remove them at the end of the season. All the pumpkins are from local farms and when they're removed, they go back to farms to feed the animals.Hear more about the company and what exactly a luxury pumpkin concierge service is:
Gallrein Farms Fall Festival returns with new family activities (opens the original)
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Fall has arrived, and Gallrein Farms is welcoming the season with the return of its annual fall festival. The Shelbyville farm has hosted the festival since the 1990s, giving families a place to celebrate the changing season with pumpkins, hayrides, slides and other attractions. “I've been here ten years and this is by far my favorite time of year,” Gallrein Farms’ general manager, Ellen Craig, said. Craig said one of the highlights is watching families experience the festival together. “Getting
Louisville organization uses beekeeping to support mental health and community (opens the original)
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A Louisville organization is using bees to help people heal, bringing families and community members together through nature and beekeeping. For beekeeper Keith Griffith, tending to hives is about more than producing honey. It is also about family, community and mental health. “My son was going through a mental health challenge. He got introduced to beekeeping by my brother, and my mother noticed that it was helping him out a lot more than the therapy and a counselor he was going to,” Griffith s
Kentuckians celebrate blue ribbon wins at state fair (opens the original)
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Tens of thousands of Kentuckians compete each year at the Kentucky State Fair, but only a lucky few take home the coveted blue ribbon. That sounds like a lot, but when you see it in person, it looks like even more, but only a lucky few actually take home the blue ribbon. After years of entering her work at the fair, Gina Enneking finally achieved first place. "I've gotten honorable mentions, but this is the first time I've ever gotten first place," Enneking said. Her winning entry was in a categ
Kentucky State Fair’s Sunshine Class creates opportunities for people with disabilities (opens the original)
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The Kentucky State Fair is known for its many unique events, but the Sunshine Class gives participants with disabilities an opportunity they may not otherwise have: stepping into the livestock show ring. It pairs participants with mentors who teach them livestock showmanship. For participant Thaddeus White, the event provides an experience that can be difficult to find after aging out of other programs. “I would say [it’s] a good event for those with special needs because once they age out of th
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