Vaccinations are down during the pandemic An irony during these pandemic times A drag strip and the Kentucky Derby
Vaccinations for children have dropped during the pandemic.
Dr. Diane Hatchett of the Berea Independent School System outlines their plans for reopening schools.
Lexington's Cheapside Park has been renamed to honor the freed slave and courthouse mason Henry Tandy.
Silas House points out an irony of these pandemic times.
In honor of an upcoming hallowed weekend in Kentucky, author and Morehead University professor Gary Odell takes a look at what a drag strip and the Kentucky Derby have in common.
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