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Lions Arts and Crafts Festival returning to Audubon Park on Oct. 7-8 - Vimarsana News

Lions Arts and Crafts Festival returning to Audubon Park on Oct. 7-8

More than 100 craft and food vendors will soon be gathering at Audubon State Park in Henderson for the annual Lions Arts and Crafts Festival. What started as a small arts and crafts festival 50-years ago, and grew large enough to attract over 20,000 people, is once again growing. This year's festival will be held

Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8 - Vimarsana News

Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8

The event at Audubon State Park is expected to draw over 100 arts and crafts vendors displaying and selling hand-made items.

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Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8 - Vimarsana News

Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8

The event at Audubon State Park is expected to draw over 100 arts and crafts vendors displaying and selling hand-made items.

Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8 - Vimarsana News

Henderson Lions Club Arts and Crafts Festival Returns October 7-8

The event at Audubon State Park is expected to draw over 100 arts and crafts vendors displaying and selling hand-made items.

No mandate; Kentucky Gov. Beshear recommends masks for back to school - Vimarsana News

No mandate; Kentucky Gov. Beshear recommends masks for back to school

He believes districts will follow the recommendations, which mirror existing state health guidance for schools, without needing a mandate. But a mandate is not off the table, Beshear said later.  Having kids in class every day should be schools' top priority, he said, and he doesn't foresee districts having a different priority.  "Your choice is upset the parents or protect the kids," Beshear said.  "Our priority is not to play politics," Beshear said, or to "get involved in some ridiculous so-called culture war." Kentucky's top education official told superintendents earlier on Monday to...