A blues artist sparked a dance party at an assisted-living community in Lexington. Residents responded to the performance by dancing. The artist said music can be a healer.
Tee Dee Young sparked lively dancing at a senior living home in Lexington, according to a video highlighted by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The headline did not identify the facility or provide further details about the event.
More than 200 runners took part Saturday in the 11th annual Yes, Mamm! Yes, Cerv! 5K in Nicholasville, organized by the CommonSpirit-Saint Joseph Foundation. The race raises money for breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic services for under-insured and uninsured patients. This year’s event also included a cancer survivorship celebration. Angel Brooks, diagnosed with breast cancer at 29, urged women to know their bodies and schedule screenings.
A report says Alabama tight end Josh Ford will play against No. 2 Georgia. The headline, published by the Lexington Herald-Leader, provides no further details.
The Arizona Cardinals are reportedly finalizing a trade involving wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., according to a report cited by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The destination and terms were not included in the report.
Remnants of Isaias are expected to move through Kentucky, bringing rain and gusty winds. The forecast calls for unsettled conditions as the system passes through the state.
Remnants of Isaias, now a weakening post-tropical cyclone, are bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Kentucky this weekend. Some areas could receive more than an inch of rain, and a wind advisory runs through 5 a.m. Sunday for Bell, Harlan and Letcher counties, where gusts may reach 35–50 mph. Rain is expected to clear west to east by Sunday evening; mostly clear, comfortable weather is forecast early next week.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has wagered beer and barbecue on a Texas football victory over Oklahoma. The available report does not specify the bet’s terms or who is on the opposing side.
Advanced car-safety features are now available in more affordable vehicles, rather than being limited to high-priced models. The Lexington Herald-Leader report highlights the broader availability of these technologies.