Damon: From Legally Blind to Academic Success
Nothing is harder for a mother to hear than the news that there is no treatment for her child. Charity Tchida of Lexington has lived that.
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Lex. Catholic Senior Wins National MADD Award
For a young woman who doesn’t drink, Renee Brown, president of the Youth Coalition for Alcohol Education, knows an awful lot about alcohol.
Whooping Cough on the Rise in Kentucky
Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is an epidemic disease in the United States, with frequent outbreaks occurring every 3 to 5 years.
Birthmarks: Pregnant Mom Cannot ‘Mark’ Baby
In years past, people believed that an expectant mother’s strong emotions during her pregnancy could “mark” a newborn’s skin.
Help Yourself Heal During the Holidays
Holidays are often difficult for anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one.
LearningRx Trainers: A Labor of Love
“Love what you do, and do what you love.” The trainers at LearningRx find it easy to live by that quote.
Newborns Often Develop Strange Rashes
Newborn babies are strange enough as it is to most new parents. To add to the strangeness, they sometimes are born with or develop strange rashes.
Dig In and Enjoy a Healthy Holiday Feast
Thanksgiving has secured a place in the U.S. culture in part because it inspires people to spend time with family and friends, to reflect on the origins of the country and to feast on comfort food on a beautifully decorated table.
FCPS Coaches Learn Alcohol, Sports Don’t Mix
When veteran high school coach Don Adkins learned about the danger alcohol causes in young athletes, he was so impressed that he wanted to spread the word to all Fayette County coaches.
Brain Injury Patients Are Given New Outlook
Can you read and understand the words on this page?
For some people, simply reading this article, the morning newspaper or their mail is a struggle.