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Mother of Rowan Beasley wants to thank community after his death (opens the original)
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LEX NEWS — Rowan Beasley always had something to smile about. His mom, Charlie Beasley, says even during some of his hardest days fighting neuroblastoma, he found joy in the little things. "There was never a boring moment with him, and he was always so happy, always so happy. As long as he had his snacks and his toys and cartoons, he was happy as can be," Charlie said. That spirit was especially clear after his treatments. "He would do his chemo treatments and then as soon as he felt well enough
Paris, Kentucky mural honors civil rights history and brings community together (opens the original)
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BOURBON COUNTY, Ky. (LEX News) — In 1961, three teenage girls sat down at a whites-only counter in Paris, Kentucky, and were arrested. The story was buried for decades. Weida Allen was one of the three, now known as the Paris 3. "There is no record of us ever being arrested, only the newspaper articles. I believe there were 5. However, we were told to forget it, not to speak about it at all," Allen said. Decades later, Allen's granddaughter, Karrie Claybrook, started asking questions and helped
KCAL Old Time Radio brings the golden age of broadcasting back to Jessamine County (opens the original)
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JESSAMINE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX News) — Before television took over living rooms, there was radio. At KCAL Old Time Radio in Jessamine County, they're bringing that era back. "I like to call it theater of the mind, a step back in time to the old days when radio was king," co-producer and director Norman Cline said. KCAL Old Time Radio puts actors onstage, behind microphones, with creativity and sound effects bringing every scene to life. "KCAL Old Time Radio is a venue where you can come and see what
Crystal's legacy: How one woman's fight against breast cancer became a mission to help others (opens the original)
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (LEX News) — Crystal Jones Woodard was diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in 2018. Even as she fought for her own life, her focus remained on helping others. "When she was undergoing her treatment, her concern was for other people," Angela Dragoo, her best friend, said. Crystal started a race at Kentucky State University in 2019, raising money for scholarships and helping cancer patients get to and from treatment. She passed away in 2022. After her death, her famil
New mural on Newtown Pike highlights 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline during prevention month (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX News) — A new mural near the intersection of Newtown Pike and West 3rd Street is bringing a message of hope to thousands of daily commuters, featuring the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline during Suicide Prevention Month. The project was spearheaded by Tammy Hershinow, a volunteer with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, whose motivation is deeply personal. "On September 28th, 2024, my son, John Henry, died by suicide. As you can imagine, that is a devastating loss,
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