Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Frankfort.
The Paul Sawyier Public Library hosts a week of events starting with Sunday's Civil War Round Table at 2 p.m., where living historian Dr. Curt Fields portrays General Grant.
The schedule also features race discussions, arts projects, and online safety lectures through Thursday with registration required for select sessions.
Bill Cull introduced a legacy gift program to support the Grand, a renovated music venue on St. Clair.
Donors can make bequests with Cull matching 50% of gifts up to $50,000+ to help secure its future.
The award-winning documentary 'In Our Nature' will debut in its second Kentucky screening on Oct.
17 at The Boathouse at River Row (608 Hawkins Drive) with family-friendly films and activities. All ticket proceeds benefit Red Oaks Forest School, a local nonprofit offering outdoor education for families.
Outdoor plant enthusiasts can prepare for winter by checking for pests, repotting with fresh mix, and using supplemental lights (if natural light is low) as frost nears.
The column offers clear tips on easing plants indoors to lessen shock and boost their chances for a healthy comeback next spring.
Kentucky State secured a 21-17 win over Saginaw Valley State Saturday at Alumni Stadium when Denim Johnson threw a 35 yard touchdown pass to Cam Tucker with 6:29 left, capping a comeback and a defensive stand that forced timely turnovers.
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