LexArts Hop Friday Night Will Be Actual, No Longer Virtual Event
LexArts popular Hop is changing back from a virtual to a live and in person event once again starting this Friday night from 5 to 8 p.m. Community Arts
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LexArts popular Hop is changing back from a virtual to a live and in person event once again starting this Friday night from 5 to 8 p.m. Community Arts
Kentuckians donated more than $740,000 to 219 nonprofit organizations participating in the ninth annual Kentucky Gives Day online giving campaign. Danielle Clore, Executive Director of the Kentucky Non-Profit Network says the total was a welcome increase from the $652,352 raised during the 2020 event, and it the drive provided some much needed relief for cash-strapped organizations still reeling from the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic. She talks about the results with WUKY's Alan Lytle. Listen
LEXINGTON, Ky. (May 6, 2021) — Lexington's NPR news station, WUKY-FM, grabbed 12 nominations, including Best Short Newscast, from the Kentucky Broadcasters Association's new 2020 "Impact Broadcasters Awards." In a year when world-altering events, from the COVID-19 pandemic to historic racial justice demonstrations, visited Kentucky's doorstep, WUKY's news team delivered the most KBA-nominated entries of any Lexington radio station. WUKY's Morning Edition anchor Karyn Czar is in the running for five awards, highlighting her reporting on the protests surrounding the death of Breonna Taylor a...
LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 4, 2021) — Lexington's NPR news station, WUKY-FM, grabbed 12 nominations, including Best Short Newscast, from the Kentucky
Alan Lytle As more people get their COVID-19 vaccines, we’re starting to see more of them dip their proverbial toes back into the social waters – while also maintaining the necessary masking and social distancing protocols. Such was the case recently for me and five of my friends who, as it turned out like dozens of others, teamed up to ramble through the streets of downtown Lexington looking for clues to solve an online LexRipper murder mystery game. So we donned some Steampunk-themed costumes, dubbed ourselves the “Fiend Finders” opened up our phone apps and had at...