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Lexington’s Day of Share connected families with free health services and community resources Saturday at the Black and Williams Center. The event offered vision and diabetes screenings, flu shots and other medical support, with volunteers and community partners helping make services accessible. Organizers said smaller events are held weekly to give residents more opportunities to find resources and support.
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A report says Florida quarterback Tramell Jones Jr. will start against Texas.
The Jonas Brothers traded the stage for the bowling lanes at a Columbus bowling alley.
NEOMED will host a trunk-or-treat event on Oct. 17.
The Washington Wizards are monitoring an ankle issue involving AJ Dybantsa, the top overall pick.
Work affects East North Street in Akron and Route 303 in Richfield Township.
The Portage County Sheriff’s Office is offering K-9 demonstrations in Suffield Township on Oct. 17.
No. 4 Kentucky volleyball beat Oklahoma in four sets Friday, Oct. 16, as 2,667 fans packed McCasland Field House for the Sooners’ highest attendance since 2024. Many in the crowd had traveled more than 12 hours from Lexington, with some likely in Oklahoma for Saturday’s football game. Kentucky fans chanted “Go Big Blue” during key points, and coach Craig Skinner thanked them for backing the Wildcats.
Hye-Jin Choi held a one-shot lead in Shanghai, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Virginia social services records say a 2-year-old at Thrive Learning Center East in South Richmond put a loaded gun in their mouth Sept. 25, then placed it on a table near five other children. The firearm was in an unzipped fanny pack on a low stack of cots, and staff took it away after about 15 seconds, records say. Police said daycare administrator Martha Evans brought the gun; she was arrested Oct. 7 and charged with possession of a firearm at a school and reckless handling of a firearm. The state
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