AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoArts & Culture: “Childhood Interrupted” brings a painful focus on enslaved children to Kentucky plantation sites, using an outdoor art installation to confront what many histories skip. Community & Pride: The Kentuckiana Pride Festival kept growing—this year’s move to the Great Lawn in Louisville drew vendors, performances, and a parade, even amid backlash. Local Heroes: Russell County’s Rick Napier was honored twice for heroism tied to rescues at Wolf Creek Dam. Family Fun: North Kentucky libraries and churches posted a packed June 21-27 lineup of storytimes, clubs, and kid-friendly events. Food & Drink: Louisville’s Taste of Independents returns July 12 at The Olmsted, spotlighting more than 40 independent restaurant tastings. Sports & Entertainment: Louisville’s Legacy Fighting Alliance delivered a viral four-second knockout in MMA action. Weather: Severe storms and tornado warnings kept Kentucky on alert as the day closed out Father’s Day.
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