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Out and About in Central Kentucky
Back to School RALLIES
More than 7,000 Fayette County students are expected to receive free backpacks and school supplies on Saturday, Aug. 2 at the 8th annual Lexington Neighborhood Back to School Rallies.
Kids & Grieving: Be Honest, Share Your Own Feelings
My first thought when I heard the news that my mother had terminal cancer was, “How can I prepare my daughter for this?”
She was 2½ years old and adored her Nan-nan. I headed to a children’s book store to find some books to read that would help prepare her… and me… for a period of grieving.
Schedule Set for Closing City Pools
City pools will be closing for the season and adjusting hours in August. Douglass and Picadome pools will close on Aug. 3 at 6 p.m.
Short Stuff Events Around Town
Questapalooza, Woodland Arts Fair, H2O Expo
July 4th Festivities
Lexington will celebrate the Fourth of July this year with plenty of sweet treats, live music, fireworks and fun.
My Kids Are Fighting! Handling Sibling Battles
Kids fighting is nothing new, but as the summer grows long, you may notice there is even more than usual.
What’s going on and what can you do about it?
BreyerFest, Where’s Waldo, Cinderella & Countdown to Kindergarten
BreyerFest returns to the Kentucky Horse Park July 11-13 for the 25th anniversary of the world’s best festival of model (and real) horses.
Thomas the Tank Chugs Into Railway Museum
A Day Out With Thomas comes to the Kentucky Railway Museum on Saturday and Sunday, June 7 & 8 and June 14 & 15.
How to Handle Toddlers At Formal Events
Congratulations! There is a special event on your calendar this June, and you are looking forward to attending.
Should you bring your little ones to the event (assuming they are included on the invitation)?