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UK law student finds hope through CASA volunteer work (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A University of Kentucky law student is gaining courtroom experience while working with children in central Kentucky as a volunteer with CASA of Lexington. Makayla Nusbaum moved from Michigan to Lexington for law school and wanted to connect with her new community. She found that connection through CASA of Lexington. “You get court experience, and you get to hang out with cool kids. I worked with kids before coming to law school, so it was a little bit of family law inter
Weekend Roundup: Banana Ball world tour stop, Black Jacket Symphony, Beatles Tribute band (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Banana Ball is coming to Lexington for the first time. The high-energy baseball entertainment act, described by some as the “Harlem Globetrotters of baseball,” will bring its fast-paced show to CommonSpirit Ballpark. The Lexington stop is part of Banana Ball’s world tour and will feature two of the organization’s newest teams, the Indianapolis Clowns and the Loco Beach Coconuts. Lexington beat out hundreds of other cities vying for the chance to host the series. Banana Ba
Gas station’s ‘Giving Pump’ supports Honor Flight Kentucky (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - At 12 Estepp Energy locations across Central Kentucky, customers can turn a trip to the gas station into support for veterans through the “Giving Pump.” “The Giving Pump is an opportunity for our customers to give back to a charity that we’re really passionate about here at Estepp’s — the Honor Flight of Kentucky,” said Steve Estepp, President of Estepp Energy. On August 29, more than 60 veterans took part in an Honor Flight mission, traveling to Washington, D.C., for a d
Lexington mother creates nonprofit, swim scholarships after son’s drowning death (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Lexington mother is offering swim scholarships to families through a nonprofit she created after her son died in an accidental drowning nearly a decade ago. Alexandria Stewart’s son, Michael Alexander Stewart, died in 2017 after an incident at a lifeguarded pool. He had just started first grade. “This child brought me so much joy, so much curiosity about the world. He was the light of my life,” Stewart said. “And his tragedy is, by far, the worst event of my life.” Stew
100-year-old Lexington woman marks nearly 60 years entering Kentucky State Fair (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A 100-year-old Lexington woman has entered items in the Kentucky State Fair’s antique competition since 1966. Elsie Schlich has been going to the Kentucky State Fair for nearly a century. She has watched it change, from packing picnic lunches when food vendors were not part of the experience, to making new memories with her family at the fair today. Schlich said her tradition of entering the fair’s antique competition began in 1966. She was inspired by her aunt, who owned
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