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Local produce an option for Kentuckians hoping to avoid cyclosporiasis (opens the original)
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MADISON CO., Ky. (LEX News) — Nearly 200 cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported across the commonwealth according to the Kentucky Department for Public Health. While the FDA and CDC are investigating the multi-state outbreak, some Kentuckians are looking to buy from local sources. Kelly’s Fruit Market in Richmond had a consistent stream of shoppers early Friday afternoon. “A lot of people are interested in buying fresh produce when it's grown local here,” owner Kelly Ratliff said. There’s a
Madison County concert series aims to combat adult social isolation (opens the original)
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BEREA, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — Loneliness and isolation are growing problems for adults, with a recent AARP study revealing that 40% of older adults reporting feeling lonely. Two groups have partnered for the next few summers to combat social isolation in the Berea community. "There's research that isolation and loneliness is second only to smoking, as far as health concerns go,” said Katie Heckman, the executive director of Berea Home Village. Heckman works to create connections in her community throu
Madison County teen takes to the skies after earning pilot's license at 17 (opens the original)
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MADISON COUNTY, Ky. (LEX News) — Teenage freedom typically looks like earning a driver’s license and exploring newfound freedom on the roads. One Madison County teen is spreading his wings – in a more literal sense – by taking to the skies with a pilot’s license. 17-year-old Gaige Neely has his driver’s license and his private pilot’s license. “17 is the earliest you can get your private pilot's license,” he said. “The goal was to take the check ride when I was 17. I took mine about a month afte
Madison County couple working to rescue forgotten animals in rural areas (opens the original)
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ESTILL CO., Ky. (LEX News) — When animal shelters are near or at maximum capacity, there can still be needs for strays or abandoned animals around central Kentucky – especially in rural areas. With no place for shelter, one Madison County couple is working to meet the needs of animals where they’re at in their communities. “We don't know how long it's been since somebody's actually lived out here,” said Chris Winters at a property covered in leaves and vines. Winters was asked to help care for a
'We have to step up:' 100 Men for Madison County stepping in to help local nonprofits (opens the original)
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RICHMOND, Ky. (LEX News) — It’s simple math. If 100 people each put $100 together, that makes for one large $10,000 sum. That’s the goal for two growing groups in Madison County who want to make quarterly contributions to nonprofits in the area. “Personally as a nurse, I feel like taking care of people is something that we have to do,” said Anthony Looney, a founding member of 100 Men of Madison County. “The goal is to reach 100 members. With 100 members we would have a power of $10,000. We meet
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