Good morning, Frankfort.

New Leash on Life now accepts volunteers to help sort, clean, and price donated items sold at low prices to support the humane society—interested helpers can apply in person at 318-320 St. Clair St. or call 502-352-2229.

Central Kentucky’s Caddie 127 Charity Classic will hold a three-day event starting Thursday, Aug.

20, at Keene Trace Golf Club (in Nicholasville) to raise funds for organizations supporting women, children and families; events include a luncheon, grand pairings party and a golf tournament through Saturday, Aug. 22.

The 127 Yard Sale continues along U.S. 127 in Frankfort today with vendors hosting a barn sale at 669 Mills Lane and booths on church property at New Harvest Assembly of God.

The event runs through Sunday and draws shoppers from six states.

The KSU board renewed President Dr. Koffi Akapo’s contract on Friday despite strong alumni opposition, with board chair Tammi Dukes citing four audits, record graduates & increased research as key successes.

Alumni concerns focused on accreditation and student welfare.

Kentucky Power warns customers to hang up if a scammer calls and says it will not ask for payment via Venmo, Zelle or Cash App; they should call (800) 572-1113 to check their bill status.

Franklin County’s boys golf team played at the Scott County Cardinal Classic on Tuesday at Cherry Blossom.

Brooks Young shot a career-best even-par 72 — the Flyers will compete next Saturday at the Madison Southern Invitational at Battlefield Golf Course.