Halloween Scare Fests
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Shortstuff
Out and About in Central Kentucky
Hearing & Speech Center Moves to New Digs
After operating for 51 years out of three small houses on North Ashland Avenue, the Lexington Hearing and Speech Center is moving to a new and spacious facility – the former Julia R. Ewan Elementary School – with 70,000 square feet of space. The move is possible due to the ongoing ambitious capital campaign that […]
Dress Up Your Bike and Head Downtown
ALOHA!
It’s not the Bluegrass … it’s Blue Hawaii at the Bike Prom to benefit the Living Arts & Science Center on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Moon Festival
A Moon Cake contest, live music, and YMCA and children activities highlight the Kentucky Chinese American Association’s Moon Festival Celebration 2011 in September.
New Crib Safety Standards Now in Effect
As a result of the high number of crib safety-related incidents since 2007, the Consumer Product Safety Commission recently enacted new crib safety standards, applicable to both full-size and non-full-size cribs.
Cathy Rigby Stars as Peter Pan at Opera House
Tony Award nominee Cathy Rigby takes flight in an all new production of “Peter Pan” that is coming to the Lexington Opera House.
Discover the magic all over again of this two-time Emmy Award winning and two- time Tony Award nominated production.
Charlotte’s Web Drops Into Lexington Children’s Theatre
What words would you use to describe your best friend? “Brilliant?” “Radiant?”
How about “some pig?”
11th Annual Dog Paddle at Woodland
Bring your dog out to the Woodland Aquatic Center for a dip in the pool during the 11th Annual Dog Paddle, Saturday, Sept. 10, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Learning by Using All of a Child’s Senses
If your child is struggling at school, stumbling over spelling or math facts or even reading, the fix may be as simple as using more of his senses in the learning process.
Years of research have shown that all of us learn differently — schoolchildren, too. Where one approach works for some kids, it fails to click with others.
Food For Thought
“My husband created this recipe for stuffed zucchini, and we make it a different way most every time, but it’s always good.
“We try new seasonings or add extra veggies to the stuffing.