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Food Chain opens green grocery store in Lexington (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Food Chain, a Lexington-based nonprofit, held the grand opening of a green grocery store Friday, marking the organization’s latest effort to connect residents with fresh, locally sourced food. The store is located at 501 West Sixth Street, Suite 105, with the entrance next to the Food Chain Kitchen, past the stop sign at Jefferson and West Sixth Street. Food Chain’s model centers on sourcing products from nearby farms and producers. General Manager Malik McCalpine said th
Mark Pope opens Rupp Arena doors for fans to watch summer practice (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Kentucky Men’s Basketball head coach Mark Pope announced an impromptu open practice Thursday morning via Instagram Live, inviting fans to watch the team work out at Rupp Arena ahead of the season’s first exhibition game. Fans had not expected access to the arena until the Fall exhibition games. Holly Robbins, who attended the practice, said the news caught her family off guard. “Dean was in his room and was like go get UK clothes on, and I was like what are we doing? I th
Cynthiana police, health department install 11 community naloxone boxes in Harrison County (opens the original)
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CYNTHIANA, Ky. — Cynthiana police have partnered with the WEDCO District Health Department to install 11 community naloxone boxes across Harrison County. The boxes contain Narcan, an overdose reversal medication, along with information about treatment and recovery resources. Officials said the boxes are free, anonymous and accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The effort is modeled after a similar program launched by the Georgetown Police Department in Scott County, which distributed 30
Animal shelters across Central Kentucky at capacity, officials urge community help (opens the original)
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MOUNT STERLING, Ky. — Animal shelters across Central Kentucky are overcrowded, and officials are urging the public to step in to help ease the strain. The Montgomery County Animal Shelter is currently at capacity, with at least 60 dogs housed on site and more than 20 additional dogs in foster care, according to officials. The shelter’s cat population has also surpassed its limits. Montgomery County Animal Shelter Director and Animal Control Officer Adam Grubb said the facility has a 15-kennel ca
Mobile home collapse kills 1 worker in Magoffin County (opens the original)
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SALYERSVILLE, Ky. — A man died Monday after a mobile home collapsed on him while he and three others were working to level it at a trailer court in Magoffin County, according to the Magoffin County Sheriff’s Office. The incident occurred Monday afternoon at Calvin Cain Trailer Court in Salyersville. Investigators say four people were underneath a single-wide mobile home while working to level it when the home slipped from the block piers supporting it and fell. Officials say 63-year-old Malcom B
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