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HAPPY THANKSGIVING KENTUCKY!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING KENTUCKY!

PREMIERING 12/1 @ 1:30pm on KETKY. For our 13th episode, “Festivals and Fundraising,” we visited three unique Kentucky festivals: Winchester’s Beer Cheese Festival, Lexington’s Woodland Arts Fair, and Fort Harrod’s Beef Festival. Our camera crew also visited the Moontower Music Festival, the backdrop for this exciting new episode.

The 10th annual Fort Harrods Beef Festival was hosted this year at the Mercer County Fairgrounds in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. The festival showcases Kentucky’s beef industry, which is the largest east of the Mississippi and eighth largest overall.
As with the Beef Festival, Winchester’s Beer Cheese Festival is a great place for local vendors to display and sell their arts and crafts. Unsurprisingly, our favorite part about the festival was that we got to sample beer cheese all day long—and then vote on our favorite one!
Episode 13 concludes with a visit to an event that hosts 200 artists, live music, and food and fun for the whole family: the 40th annual Woodland Arts Fair. Event sponsor the Lexington Art League envisions a world where art, artists, and art-making are central to human inspiration, self-realization, and meaning—and this vision certainly shone through during our enjoyable visit there.

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Kentucky Festivals Fundraising Fun

 

HAPPY THANKSGIVING KENTUCKY!

For our 13th episode, “Festivals and Fundraising,” we visited three unique Kentucky festivals: Winchester’s Beer Cheese Festival, Lexington’s Woodland Arts Fair, and Fort Harrod’s Beef Festival. Our camera crew also visited the Moontower Music Festival, the backdrop for this exciting new episode.

The 10th annual Fort Harrods Beef Festival was hosted this year at the Mercer County Fairgrounds in Harrodsburg, Kentucky. The festival showcases Kentucky’s beef industry, which is the largest east of the Mississippi and eighth largest overall.
As with the Beef Festival, Winchester’s Beer Cheese Festival is a great place for local vendors to display and sell their arts and crafts. Unsurprisingly, our favorite part about the festival was that we got to sample beer cheese all day long—and then vote on our favorite one!
Episode 13 concludes with a visit to an event that hosts 200 artists, live music, and food and fun for the whole family: the 40th annual Woodland Arts Fair. Event sponsor the Lexington Art League envisions a world where art, artists, and art-making are central to human inspiration, self-realization, and meaning—and this vision certainly shone through during our enjoyable visit there.

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NEW! Inside Northern Kentucky Show Premiering on KET

April 2015

One more bit of exciting news. November 16, 2015 marked the release of the first episode of the Inside Northern Kentucky series on the KET Network. Prosper Media Group, producers of the Emmy nominated series kNOwMORE Nonprofits, has been selected to produce the series. “We are excited about a quality program that will help the rest of the state understand just how special Northern Kentucky is,” said Judy Clabes, editor and publisher of the Northern Kentucky Tribune and executive producer of Inside Northern Kentucky.
According to the Northern Kentucky Tribune, “The shows will be ‘news magazine’ style features, with four to five story segments and interesting sidebars about the three-county region.” Everyone involved in production of these stories is very excited for the rest of the state to hear about all the great things that have been happening in Northern Kentucky!
Our first episode features Southbank Partners, Tim Hanner’s Navigo Scholars, the renowned Harry Sparks, and an interesting story about Paw-Paws, a new cash crop for Northern Kentucky. It will appear on KETKY at 9:00 am and again at 7:30 pm on Thursday, November 19, and at 10:00PM on Friday, November 27. The first episode will also appear on KET on Saturday, November 21 at 12:30 am and again at 3:00 p.m.

Stay tuned
and for more information please visit: http://www.nkytribune.com/

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-Albert Camus

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Nonprofits and Employment: KETKY THURS, 4/9 @ 7:30 PM

Segments feature Covington’s The Point ARC, serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; Lexington’s Opportunity For Work & Learning, serving to create a world without barriers to employment; and the Dress For Success Fashion Show Fundraiser.

 

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BBBS: Big In The Bluegrass

Last month, the kNOw MORE crew visited the Grand Reserve in the heart of downtown Lexington’s Distillery District to take part in “Big in the Bluegrass.” Put on by Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass, the annual event helps raise money to support the foundation’s “match program,” which matches children and young adults with volunteer members of the community. This year’s annual fund-raising event featured local Kentucky Proud food, live auctions, cocktails, and live music by Lexington blues rockers The Tee Dee Young Band.

Currently, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass supports 310 matches, with costs averaging $1,000 per match; in addition, another 170 children are on a waiting list. The funds from the night were much needed. “It’s great and necessary to come out and support with money,” board member Seth Salomon told kNOw MORE at the event, before reflecting on other ways to contribute to the nonprofit’s work: “But the best thing people can do is be a ‘Big.’ It’s a big time commitment, but it’s a great thing and rewarding for both sides.” Check out our video for more on the fun—and fund-raising—night. Learn More About BIG IN THE BLUEGRASS.

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