Clay Wallace
Reporter-
As federal funding for the arts, education, and public services continues to shrink, some groups aren’t just bracing for impact - they’re building alternative ways to care for each other, right here in Lexington. -
WUKY presents: Conversations from the Lexington StoryCorps Booth, brought to you by Quantrell family of dealerships. In this week’s conversation Adrian Paul Bryant and Amber Litwiller reflect on how they popped the question. -
Mayor Linda Gorton joined with faith and community leaders in prayer and calls to action following last week’s shooting in which a gunman killed two and injured three. -
A new marker in downtown Winchester remembers Dr. John Fryer, whose 1972 speech as “Dr. Anonymous” led to the removal of homosexuality as a mental illness in the DSM. -
WUKY presents: Conversations from the Lexington StoryCorps Booth, brought to you by Quantrell family of dealerships. In this week’s conversation, former director of Lexington’s Living Arts and Science Center Marty Henton discusses the role with current director Jeanette Tesmer. -
WUKY presents: Conversations from the Lexington StoryCorps Booth, brought to you by Quantrell family of dealerships. In this week’s conversation, Christia Kearns and her daughter Maya reflect on their family's cooking traditions and remembering loved ones through food. -
Lexington-based nonprofit Voices Amplified has received a $10,000 "Arts Meets Activism" grant from the Kentucky Foundation for Women to relaunch its Voices HEaRd theatre festival after a 7-year hiatus. -
Over thirty Lexington eateries are offering one-of-a-kind burgers - each one at $7 a pop. -
Frankfort and Franklin County residents affected by the April 2025 flood are invited to a town hall meeting to learn about federal floodplain buyout options. -
WUKY presents: Conversations from the Lexington StoryCorps Booth, brought to you by Quantrell family of dealerships. In this week’s conversation, Glenn Brown tells his grandson, Sebastien Geroli, about how growing up on a farm in Southern Ohio led to him joining the Air Force.
