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'Your story needs to be shared': Shaw talks KET's Western Kentucky-based programming with Rotary | News - Vimarsana News

'Your story needs to be shared': Shaw talks KET's Western Kentucky-based programming with Rotary | News

Renee Shaw, director of public affairs and moderator for Kentucky Educational Television, spoke Wednesday to Paducah Rotarians about sharing stories from different areas of the Bluegrass State.

'I am my ancestor's wildest dream' – 8th of August festivities planned - Vimarsana News

'I am my ancestor's wildest dream' – 8th of August festivities planned

Friday marked the official kids’ kickoff for the annual 8th of August emancipation celebration in Paducah. A Sneaker Ball for children 12 and under took place at the W.C. Young

Cece Winans Announces Final Dates of 'Believe for it Fall Tour' - Vimarsana News

Cece Winans Announces Final Dates of 'Believe for it Fall Tour'

CeCe Winans, the acclaimed and iconic gospel artist, is thrilled to announce the final dates of her highly anticipated Believe For It Tour.

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Crounse Corporation Celebrates 75 Years In Business - The Waterways Journal - Vimarsana News

Crounse Corporation Celebrates 75 Years In Business - The Waterways Journal

Crounse Corporation celebrated 75 years of doing business by honoring employees past and present at a ceremony June 16.

Paducah marks Juneteenth with stories of freedom and humanity from Kentucky performer Lacresha Berry - Vimarsana News

Paducah marks Juneteenth with stories of freedom and humanity from Kentucky performer Lacresha Berry

Juneteenth, which became a federal holiday in 2021, marks the end of slavery in the United States after the civil war. Monday, the city of Paducah is having its second