Lexington museum known for its popular summer camps gets $4 million for new building
The museum, which is known for its popular education camps throughout Kentucky and in Lexington, will remain at the Blue Grass Airport.
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The museum, which is known for its popular education camps throughout Kentucky and in Lexington, will remain at the Blue Grass Airport.
It’s 2006-ish, and Star Booty Salon owner Mimi Reilly is standing outside her shop on the 600 Block of Central Avenue by the old State Theater. With a hot pink hand-shaped chair next to her, her thrifted Starbucks apron is on, her hair golden in the sun, her hands are on her hips. Her big bright smile is there too, electric. A clothing rack of cheap band t-shirts and old goth boots perched next to her, the shop window packed with incense and cheap glass pipes for sale. Her dog, Dex, sleeps on the floor. Blondie or Devo or the Stooges blares from a stereo. A homeless guy comes in...
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Noah Hicks and Hunter Moore, 12-year-olds from Montello Primary School, shave their heads to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House.
Hunter Moore maintains a low profile and tries to stay out of the public eye as much as possible. He is currently 37 years old