Lexington Forum hosts discussion on gun violence
City leaders of Lexington met this morning to discuss gun violence and its impact on the community.
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City leaders of Lexington met this morning to discuss gun violence and its impact on the community.
In a tweet Sunday morning, Devine Carama, the director of One Lexington, asked Black men in Lexington to help with a public service announcement.
Renee Shaw talks with authors Silas House, Gwenda Bond and Julian Thomas about their work that will be highlighted at the 40th annual Kentucky Book Festival held in Lexington in November. Then, Sara Woods, festival director for Kentucky Humanities, talks about the schedule that includes virtual and in-person events during the week, including a Saturday event featuring 140 authors.
Fayette County Public School students can now join the latest "random acts of kindness" challenge. It's a twist on the "devious licks" challenge that plagued schools across the country.
In a poem writing project, with the partnership of the City of Lexington, students took part in a ‘We Are One’ violence reduction program.