Everything for Kids Sale Held by the Bluegrass Parents of Twins & Multiples Club Faith United Community Church 3080 Brannon Road, Nicholasville Thursday, April 20 Friday, April 21, Saturday, April 22 www.everythingforkids.net His Kids Consignment Sale Macedonia Christian Church 4551 Winchester Road Thursday, April 27- Saturday, April 29 www.mcctherock.org/consignment-sale Kentucky Jane Sale Matilda Jane Clothing […]
For the third consecutive year, Newton’s Attic is hosting Team 2856, Fayette County’s FIRST Competition Robotics Team, which is preparing for the annual FIRST Robotics Competition. Newton’s Attic donates the use of its facility and engineering expertise Monday through Friday after school and Saturdays for the six weeks of the build season leading up to […]
Newton’s Attic 4974 Old Versailles Road Lexington / (859) 368-7334 April 3-7 / Grades 1-8 Half day and full day hands-on STEM camps including Camp Catapult, Lego Robotics, Chemistry, computer classes and more. $45 half day / $90 full day $195- $225 full week www.NewtonsAttic.org Explorium of Lexington 440 W. Short St. / 258-3253 […]
Ah, the good old days… For extreme couponers like Natashia Derkach of Lexington, that means five years ago before major grocery stores enacted restrictions to limit savings. You can understand their motivation when you consider Derkach’s very first foray into major couponing. After diligent research and weeks of collecting coupons, she descended on a local […]
I am sending this letter in regard to “Mom-Approved” contests in your magazine. While I appreciate the idea behind what you are trying to do with these contests, as a father, I’m concerned. What about us Dads? There has been ample research on how lack of father involvement in a child’s life can have long-term […]
Talk about first impressions. In her initial year at Capital Day School in Frankfort, science teacher Audrey Bebensee has overseen a class project that has netted the school $20,000. A team of five eighth-graders learned Feb. 15 that their idea won the Verizon App Challenge, which is part of Verizon Innovative Learning. The nationwide contest […]
The Lexington Sister Cities 29th Annual Young Artist Competition selected Sayre sophomore Alana Bloomfield’s “Global Trotting” piece as the 2017 winner. The contest, open to students ages 13-18, is sponsored by the John Irvin Central Bank Galleries and the Lexington Sister Cities Commission. Sayre Upper School Art teacher Bill Berryman sent information regarding the contest to […]
The Lexington Public Library’s new program, “Now It’s Your Turn,” kicks off in February and is designed to help parents prepare their children at home for kindergarten. “Now It’s Your Turn” will take place after regularly scheduled story times and will consist of a brief talk and craft for parents to help them do story […]
Inspired by her Japanese father and French mother, Sayre student Hanae Yoshida embraces an international perspective. That worldview was celebrated when Hanae, a 14-year-old ninth grader, won an essay contest sponsored by The League of Women Voters. Hanae earned a $250 cash prize for her essay “Election 2016: Do You See What I See?” “My […]
Spring is consignment sale season. If you are looking for great deals on children’s clothing and toys, or want to pocket some extra cash by selling things your little ones have outgrown, then mark your calendar now for these upcoming events. Everything for Kids Sale Held by the Bluegrass Parents of Twins & Multiples […]
