> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2007 6:01 AM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 25, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
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> News Updates
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>
> UK Players Ripped Off
>
> by Mark Kennedy
>
> While most people in Lexington watched the Cats-Razorbacks game
> Saturday night, someone took advantage of UK being on the road.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Former ABC Director Speaks To 27NEWSFIRST About Arrest
>
> Former ABC Executive director speaks to 27 NEWSFIRST about his
> drunk driving arrest.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Several Local Business Burglarized
>
> Dozens of Lexington businesses were broken into over the weekend,
> and police don’t know who’s responsible.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> General Motors Strike Could Cause Problems In Kentucky
>
> United Auto Workers strike could cause problems here in Kentucky.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Sexual Assault Investigation at Lexington Nursing Home
>
> A sexual assault investigation is underway at a Lexington nursing
> home.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> It was another hot start to the week here in Central and Eastern
> Kentucky with abundant sunshine and afternoon highs approaching
> records once again into the low 90s. This unseasonably hot and dry
> stretch of weather will stick around for one more day before some
> welcome changes arrive for the mid week. A frontal system will
> slowly slide in from the northwest into Wednesday bringing Kentucky
> it’s best shot at rainfall in a few weeks along with some cooler
> air. Luckily the front will take it’s time working through, which
> will allow the showers activity to linger into Thursday. Late this
> week and into the upcoming weekend our weather should feel much
> more like the fall season with afternoon highs dropping into the
> low 70s and some cool early morning lows into the upper 40s and low
> 50s…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 24, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 3:01 PM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 24, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
> ===================================
> ===================================
> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> ABC Director Facing DUI Charge Resigns
>
> The head of the state’s Office of Alcoholic Beverage Control,
> arrested on a drunken driving charge over the weekend, has resigned.
>
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Man Drives Van Into Trailer
>
> A man is in serious trouble this morning after police say he drove
> into a trailer while drunk.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Fire In Downtown Flemingsburg
>
> A fire broke out in downtown Flemingsburg early this morning,
> putting several people’s homes at risk.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Decision Coming On Display Of Commandments
>
> Judge-Executive John Wilson says Garrard County Fiscal Court is
> expected to decide next week what it plans to do in its quest to
> continue displaying the Ten Commandments at the county courthouse.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Social Security Fix Requires Benefit Cuts And Tax Increases
>
> Combining benefit cuts and tax increases is the only way the Bush
> administration says Social Security can be permanently fixed.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> It was another hot start to the week here in Central and Eastern
> Kentucky with abundant sunshine and afternoon highs approaching
> records once again into the low 90s. This unseasonably hot and dry
> stretch of weather will stick around for one more day before some
> welcome changes arrive for the mid week. A frontal system will
> slowly slide in from the northwest into Wednesday bringing Kentucky
> it’s best shot at rainfall in a few weeks along with some cooler
> air. Luckily the front will take it’s time working through, which
> will allow the showers activity to linger into Thursday. Late this
> week and into the upcoming weekend our weather should feel much
> more like the fall season with afternoon highs dropping into the
> low 70s and some cool early morning lows into the upper 40s and low
> 50s…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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Comments and suggestions (as prompted by this morning's Coffeebreak)
I wrote an email to Rick, Terry, and Chris at WCYN a few moments ago. Here is a copy for your viewing pleasure:
Gentlemen,
On this morning’s edition of Coffeebreak, suggestions made for the open mic forum were to comment on CYN’s site and/or programming. I’m sorry that these topics weren’t addressed; however, the questions that were poised lead to interesting subject matter. In relation to what had been discussed this morning, I too am curious as to why the grounds and fencerow around the waste-water treatment plant aren’t going to be tended to. If you can, please let me know the reasoning behind this.
In regard to the propsed topics that weren’t addressed, I would like to offer criticism on the website. There are several pages that aren’t being used, or are not being used to their full potential. My suggestions follow:
In regard to the propsed topics that weren’t addressed, I would like to offer criticism on the website. There are several pages that aren’t being used, or are not being used to their full potential. My suggestions follow:
- The Staff page:
- While both on air and behind the scenes staff are listed, the page seems to be lacking.
- Short biographys of the staff would give an interesting and personal touch.
- mailto: anchors would be a nice addition to the e-mail addresses listed.
- Employment page
- The paragraph is centered instead of justified. Just an error I noticed.
- Photo Album
- The page is blank. Why not throw some photos up there? Possible pictures could be of the building, transmitters, staff, equipment, events, regular guests, etc.
- About Us
- WCYN has an interesting story. Why not share it?
- The station’s birth, past owners and programming.
- The station’s sale and “re-birth” or continuing tradition.
- This page could be used to link back to the staff page where mention of the current staff had worked throughout the history.
- Advertisers
- Only one advertiser is listed on this page…
- Wink Web Solutions
- I noticed that this page is not linked anywhere. I had to google it to find it.
- Link the page, and list it on the advertisers page if revenue from this would be desired.
- Cute biker animation…
I would like to offer a few other suggestions:
While the public is allowed to purchase copies of Coffeebreak on physical media (within five days of broadcast), there is no mention of the possibility to purchase a digital format. Why not offer this ability? Pure profit could be made from the sale of Coffeebreak mp3s. Also, if the archives of Coffebreak are made in physical media, meaning tape or CD, why not convert to recording in mp3? Archives could then be compressed and stored on a computer tucked away wither in the studio or an office, and archived for a longer period. This could lead to the release of “special edition” discs of Coffeebreak at a later date, such as a collection of the year’s broadcasts, or broadcasts that are related to an event.
If there is an interest in capturing more interest in the online media, why not offer an online “open-mic” forum for Coffeebreak? A simple forum (filtered, monitored, and properly formatted – as opposed to the Democrat’s sorry excuse of a forum) could be established where people could discuss community news, events, and so on. This forum could also become a springboard for discussion on the program, should ideas or topics become difficult to find. Another function of this forum would be to allow another way for the listening audience to communicate, comment, and ask questions to hosts or guests, since the allotted time for the show does not always allow enough time to address the issues.
Another interesting avenue to take would be that of blogging. More and more people are getting into keeping online journals of various topics. Why not have the on-air staff write snippets concerning their broadcast day and local news, media, and events. A Coffeebreak blog could also announce upcoming guests, and link to previous discussion. Blogging is an interesting tool that is growing in popularity. Even our school system is taking advantage of it (http://harrison.k12.ky.us/cblogs.htm).
I hope that these suggestions help, and may provide fertile fodder for the further growth and development of WCYN. Feel free to write back (or hire me!) for any other suggestions or ideas.
Sincerely,
Jeremiah Hall Palmer
Coffeebreak Nation
On this morning’s Coffeebreak…
At the beginning of this morning’s show, Rick made the announcement that today is an important day–it’s his mother’s birthday. Happy Birthday to Rose Chasteen.
Mention was made that in spite of the change to fall, we are still experiencing summer weather–today’s high will be near 90°. Is it due to global warming? Peggy and Terry think so, Rick’s unsure.
Rick asked a question to Terry–Rick asked Terry whether he had smelled the stench around Pleasant Street. Rick had been stopped by someone, and asked whether it was due to the new waste water treatment plant. Rick believes that it may just be the river. (Personally, I agree… There is a smell over in the Ladish area…) Rick plans to find out.
Rick asked when fall break was for the Harrison County Board of Education. A caller informed Rick that break is the week of October 8th (this is listed on the Board of Ed. website). Rick thanked the audience for listening – the Coffeebreak Nation.
Rick mentioned that he believed that people need to laugh more–it seems that not near enough people enjoy a good laugh. This led into the discussion of Abe Lincoln being on a plane. Apparently in regard to the Lincoln story, Al Roker had said something very amusing on The Today Show during the cutaway to the local weather–to which all on the New York set were laughing, and those at WLEX were rolling as well.
Rick announced that today’s show would be an open mic forum. Rick offered two suggestions for callers: WCYN’s programming and the website. These subjects were never touched.
One elderly woman called in with a question in regards to the condition of the Pleasant Street Bridge (Terry referred to it as the Belmont Bridge). The caller asked who has the responsibility of maintaining the bridge–the city, county, or state? Rick had no immediate answer. Rick will find the answer to this question at a later date.
Another woman called in asking about a noise in the broadcast–an underlying hum that is audible during the Coffeebreak show and Trading Post. The caller also raised an issue where she believes that there is a dire need for a “sit-down family restaurant” similar to that of Cracker Barrel or Golden Corral. The caller believes that it is a shame that the citizens in Cynthiana must drive out of town to enjoy a decent meal.
Terry believes that the problem may be related to a problem that happened over the past weekend–an amplifier blew on the transmitter.
Another caller stated what he believed might be the cause of the stench. Out of curiosity, the caller tells us, he had drove to the new waste water treatment plant to see what a million and a half dollars was worth, and noticed the unkempt fence row in front of the building. The caller asked whether Rick knew if there were plans to clean the mess up. Rick stated that there weren’t any plans to clean the mess. Rick informed the caller that he would call back to tell him more of the story in private.
In reference to the prior call on local dining, Terry asked how long it had been since the closing of McKnight’s Boarding House. Rick plans to research that query.
The final caller on the show was a nearly 80-year old woman, who stated that her father had worked on the Pleasant Street bridge in 1936. The company that erected the structure was Clark, Stewart, and Wood. They had attempted to erect the bridge once and much to their misfortune floodwaters washed all the forms and materials away. Rick asked the caller when she was born, to which the caller replied December 27, 1927. Rick encouraged the caller to call back on that date, so that he might wish her a happy eightieth birthday.
Coffeebreak’s sponsors were:
BluegrassTradingPost.com, Bourbon Community Hospital, Jetubs, Cockrell’s Auto Center, Whalen & Company, Eastside Pharmacy, and the Harrison County Board of Education
FW: WKYT – September 23, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
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> Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 6:01 AM
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> Subject: WKYT – September 23, 2007
>
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>
> Rowan Issues No Burn Ban
>
> An eastern Kentucky county has issued a state of emergency due to
> the current drought situation.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Bluegrass Singer Killed In Fire
>
> Fire claims the life of country and bluegrass hall of famer, Larry
> Fuller. The music legend died early Sunday morning after his tour
> bus caught fire right next to his home.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Man Killed In Single Engine Plane Crash
>
> WORTHINGTON, Ky. (AP) – An 80-year-old man died Saturday when
> the
> single-engine plane he was piloting crashed into the Ohio River
> in
> eastern Kentucky.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Execution on hold; community remembers pain of lawmen’s slaying
>
> widow says she cannot move on until execution carried out
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
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>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> Summer-like temperatures continue today with many places peaking
> into the upper 80’s and lower 90’s. So, while the official start to
> the Fall season is tomorrow, it sure won’t feel like it. Expect
> these hot temperatures to stay around through Monday. Our next best
> shot for rain will be during the Tuesday through Thursday time
> frame as a cold front approaches the area. Southerly flow ahead of
> the frontal boundary will enhance moisture levels significantly and
> this should help to bring much needed soaking rains to much of the
> Bluegrass. Whether that flow will grab additional Gulf moisture
> will be the key factor in how much rainfall we receive on Tuesday
> and Wednesday. Behind this front, expect much more seasonal
> temperatures with highs in the middle 70’s by the end of the work
> week.
> -Lauren
>
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FW: WKYT – September 24, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
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> Sent: Monday, September 24, 2007 6:01 AM
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> Subject: WKYT – September 24, 2007
>
> ===================================
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> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> Man Shot By Police: Family Speaks Out
>
> 27 NEWSFIRST Exclusive: Family of man shot by a Bourbon County
> Sheriff’s Deputy gives their side of the story.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Bluegrass Singer Killed In Fire
>
> Fire claims the life of country and bluegrass music hall of famer,
> Larry Fuller.The music legend died early Saturday morning after his
> tour bus caught fire right next to his home.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> A.B.C Director Arrested On D.U.I Charges
>
> The man who leads Kentucky’s office of alcoholic beverage control
> is facing drunk driving charges.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Parents Arrested For Child’s Death
>
> Police in Breathitt county have arrested the parents of the 10
> -month-old baby boy after a grand jury indicted 24 year old Karen
> Miller and 33 year old Robert Miller for the murder of Braxton
> Miller back in June.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Garrard Weighing Options On Ten Commandments’ Court Ruling
>
> Court stops short of ruling display “unconstitutional”
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> Well it is the official start to the Fall season many places are
> still seeing highs above the 90 degree mark! High pressure that has
> been bringing us extremely dry and unseasonable high temperatures
> is slow to push eastward. This, in turn, looks like it may delay
> our next rain-maker a day or two. We will start off the work week
> hot and dry once again (similar to today). A stray shower may be
> found on Tuesday as Gulf moisture begins to invade the area on
> southerly winds. However, the absolute best chance for soaking
> rains come into the forecast for Wednesday and Thursday. Because
> this next system is being pushed back, we will also have to push
> back the onset of those cooler temps until Thursday or so. The end
> of the work week into next weekend looks lovely with highs in the
> middle 70’s, lows in the middle 50’s, and lots of sunshine! Have a
> great week everyone!
> -Lauren
>
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FW: WKYT – September 22, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 6:01 AM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 22, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
> ===================================
> ===================================
> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> Anniversary Of Lexington Flood Deaths
>
> This weekend marks the anniversary of a deadly flooding accident in
> Lexington.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> 27 Investigates Trash Can Fires
>
> Police Investigating Herbie Curbie Fires
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Police Investigating Bourbon County Shooting
>
> An investigation is underway in Bourbon County where police tell 27
> NEWSFIRST a sheriff’s deputy has shot a suspect.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Graves Vandalized In Magoffin County
>
> Police are investigating after dozens of graves were vandalized in
> Magoffin County.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Officials Crack Down On Sign Pollution
>
> by Jermont Terry
>
> Signs advertising businesses, boxes for sale, political campaigns,
> even prenatal sonograms litter Lexington roadways.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> We wrapped up the work week weather wise essentially the same way
> we started it, with plenty of sunshine on Friday across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky. The only difference is that temperatures were
> much more summer like with highs into the upper 80s. In fact as we
> wrap up the summer season over the course of the weekend and head
> into fall, it will still feel like summer. Despite a weak front
> moving through Saturday, temperatures will be on the warm to hot
> side with highs into the upper 80s with a few low 90s down south.
> There is some good news by the early part of next week as a frontal
> system moves in from the northwest. This front combined with
> moisture from the south (some possibly tropical depending on the
> system in the Gulf) should provide enough juice for some decent
> rain here in Kentucky. Let;s keep our fingers crossed for that. In
> the meantime, the sunny and dry weather should stick around this
> weekend…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 20, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 3:01 PM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 20, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
> ===================================
> ===================================
> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> Well Known Lexington Businessmen Survive Plane Crash
>
> A plane carrying well known Lexington businessman Ron Turner, his
> son and his brother-in-law survive a plane crash in Tennessee last
> night.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Amteck Officials Speak Out About Plane Crash
>
> Amteck officials talk about the plane crash in Tennessee that
> carried four well known Lexington businessmen.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Dr. Goldstein Presents A Seminar On Pet Nutrition And Wellness
>
> Dr. Martin Goldstein, internationally known veterinarian and author
> of “The Nature of Animal Healing,” comes to Lexington.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Water Shortage Alert For Georgetown
>
> A water shortage alert has been announced for Georgetown Municipal
> Water & Sewer Service customers.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Downtown Lexington Parking Garage Shut Down
>
> A Lexington parking garage is closed, more than a month after
> concrete fell from it.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> Our tranquil weather pattern continued on Thursday here in Central
> and Eastern Kentucky with more sunshine and afternoon highs once
> again into the mid 80s. Simply put we are looking at more of the
> same through the weekend here in the bluegrass as temperatures warm
> up even a bit more. Afternoon highs should reach the upper 80s to
> near 90 degrees from Friday through Sunday before a few changes
> finally arrive into early next week. A frontal system should move
> our way into next Tuesday bringing a better chance of rain and
> we’ll have to keep an eye to the south for the potential of some
> tropical moisture heading northward, especially if we see a
> tropical storm or hurricane develop in the Gulf, which looks to be
> a possibility at this point. Regardless, we should see cooler
> temperatures by the middle of next week and the chances for rain on
> the increase…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 17, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 17, 2007 3:01 PM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 17, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
> ===================================
> ===================================
> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> Body Found Inside Charred Garage Apartment
>
> A fire in Woodford County left one person dead and now
> investigators are trying to figure out how it started.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Central Kentucky Ranks Highest In Latest State Health Study: Check
> Your County
>
> The latest checkup on the health of Kentucky’s counties found
> people in central Kentucky are among the healthiest in the state.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Montgomery County Fire Station Catches Fire
>
> Montgomery County Firefighters worked a fire at Fire Station One in
> Mt. Sterling this morning.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> T-Shirts Printed to Commemorate UK’s Win Against U of L
>
> There’s a new wardrobe essential for anyone who bleeds blue.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Police: High Speed Chase Suspect Stole Police Cruiser
>
> Police say the man was traveling at a high rate of speed on U.S. 23
> at the Kentucky-Virginia state line, driving a stolen police
> cruiser from Norton, Virginia.
>
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
>
> For more local and national news, visit our web site at:
> http://www.wkyt.com?source=enews&c=y
>
> ===================================
> Weather Updates
> ===================================
>
> After a pleasant weekend here in the bluegrass weather wise, we
> started off the work week on a sunny and comfortable note Monday as
> high pressure dominated. Afternoon highs reached the upper 70s and
> low 80s with a few high thin clouds working through the area. It
> looks like the dry weather will be with us the entire week as high
> pressure controls things for much of the region. Expect a good bit
> of sunshine daily through the late week with highs slowly creeping
> back into the mid 80s by Wednesday and Thursday. It appears our
> next chance for any rainfall may be at the end of the weekend and
> into early next week and even then it doesn’t look like a great
> chance, so the drought conditions definitely will continue to
> persist…TG
>
> For more local weather and current radar, visit our Weather Page at:
> http://www.wkyt.com/weather?source=enews&c=y
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FW: WKYT – September 21, 2007
> —–Original Message—–
> From: WKYT E-News [mailto:wkytenews@nl.clickability.com]
> Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 3:05 PM
> To: kg4vma@gmail.com
> Subject: WKYT – September 21, 2007
>
> ===================================
> WKYT e-news
> ===================================
> ===================================
> News Updates
> ===================================
>
> Update: Turner Family Speaks About Plane Crash
>
> A plane carrying well known Lexington businessman Ron Turner, his
> son and his brother-in-law survive a plane crash in Tennessee last
> night.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Kentucky Power Company Faces Hefty Fine
>
> A Kentucky power company accused of violating the “Clean Air Act”
> faces a fine of 11.4 million dollars.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Two Students Shot At Delaware State University
>
> Two students were shot and wounded, one seriously, at Delaware
> State University early Friday, and the campus was locked down as
> police searched for a gunman, officials said.
>
>
>
> ———————————–
>
> Investigation Into Tennessee Plane Crash
>
> Three Lexington men injured in a plane crash in the middle of a
> Chatanooga shopping center are doing better today.
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> Anniversary Of Lexington Flood Deaths
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> This weekend marks the anniversary of a deadly flooding accident in
> Lexington.
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> Weather Updates
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> We wrapped up the work week weather wise essentially the same way
> we started it, with plenty of sunshine on Friday across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky. The only difference is that temperatures were
> much more summer like with highs into the upper 80s. In fact as we
> wrap up the summer season over the course of the weekend and head
> into fall, it will still feel like summer. Despite a weak front
> moving through Saturday, temperatures will be on the warm to hot
> side with highs into the upper 80s with a few low 90s down south.
> There is some good news by the early part of next week as a frontal
> system moves in from the northwest. This front combined with
> moisture from the south (some possibly tropical depending on the
> system in the Gulf) should provide enough juice for some decent
> rain here in Kentucky. Let;s keep our fingers crossed for that. In
> the meantime, the sunny and dry weather should stick around this
> weekend…TG
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