The courtroom can be an intimidating place. Comfort can only come when you know that you’re in capable hands of the lawyers in the case, and that of the judge presiding over everything.
As Central Kentucky and the Bluegrass region’s integrated health system, Centerpoint Health prides itself on advancing our mission of making communities healthier.
Every November, communities across central Kentucky pause to honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces. For one Lexington physician, those reflections are personal and they shape how she cares for patients every day.
Every October, millions of Americans 65 and older enter what the insurance industry calls the Annual Enrollment Period — a roughly seven-week window when Medicare beneficiaries can review, change, or lock in their coverage for the coming year. For many seniors, it is one of the most consequential financial decisions they make annually. And every year, a growing army of bad actors treats it as an opportunity.
Clark County voters will soon choose who leads an office that quietly affects every homeowner, renter and business: the Property Valuation Administrator, or PVA.
Every October, pink ribbons appear on lapels, storefronts, and social feeds nationwide. While raising awareness is vital, family physicians emphasize that real prevention starts with something deeper: understanding your individual risk and knowing when it’s time to get screened.
Regular dental visits can be just as important as checkups with a primary care doctor for older adults in the Bluegrass. At Healthy Smiles of the Bluegrass, providers see every day how routine care can spot serious problems early and help patients stay healthier overall.
Families looking for a fresh way to get kids moving this school year will have a chance to step inside The Little Gym of Lexington East during a special open house on Friday, Sept. 20.
September in the Bluegrass hits differently. The air turns crisp, tailgates take over Saturdays, and the entire Commonwealth rallies around college football.
The dog days of summer are coming to a close, and that means it’s time to get ready for the hustle and bustle of another school year – trading in Saturday afternoons at the pool for homework, ballgames and that seemingly never-ending to-do list around the house.
There was a time when David Smith believed his life was over. He remembers holding his newborn son for the very first time after what doctors feared would be a tragic delivery.
As backpacks get packed and alarm clocks start ringing again, August brings a big transition for Kentucky families. Returning to school means new teachers, new routines, and plenty of excitement, but it can also mean tired kids, busy mornings, and, unfortunately, the return of all those school-year germs.
Blue Grass Federal is sponsoring the Blue Grass Federal Pumpkin Festival on September 19 to benefit AccuTran. This year they are adding in time to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a one-of-a-kind tribute to honor Bourbon County veterans
Living a healthy life involves more than just the occasional workout or balanced meal; it requires an ongoing commitment to making choices that benefit your overall well-being.
An essential element of our neuropathy treatment protocol focuses on proper nutrition, which supports and enhances the effectiveness of our other treatment components.
When the days get shorter, it’s a good sign that another school year is just around the corner. As you begin to tackle your back-to-school to-do lists, we’ve got a few tips to help ensure that your family is ready for another successful and healthy school term.
Ask anyone around Central Kentucky what makes the Bluegrass region special, and you’ll likely hear about rolling pastures, world-class bourbon, and thoroughbred horses.
Fault in a rear-end accident is usually decided by determining whether the driver in back followed too closely, failed to stop in time, or wasn’t paying enough attention to the road ahead. That’s the usual starting point in Kentucky.
From rodeo thrills to live music under the stars, Boyd County, Kentucky is lining up late-summer and early-fall events that make it easy to plan a day trip or weekend getaway in Eastern Kentucky.
Heather is 48. She is not chasing perfection. She isn’t trying to erase every wrinkle or pretend she’s still twenty-five. She simply wants her body to recover the way it used to.
When most people think of One Parent Scholar House, they picture affordable housing for single parents pursuing higher education. While housing is certainly the foundation, the program offers something far greater.
If you’ve ever put off a dental visit because you weren’t sure what it would cost, you’re not alone. One of the most common questions people ask—especially when they’re trying to do the “right thing” for their health—is: “Does my insurance cover this?”
Floods are the number one natural disaster in the United States, reports the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). A flood can destroy basements, entire floors and entire homes, depending on the severity of the flood waters. The NFIP states that the average flood claim from 2010 to 2014 was close to $42,000. Being hit with a flood is beyond stressful, from the prospect of losing your home or belongings to the flood insurance claims process itself. ServiceMaster Restore is here to make the process of filing a flood insurance claim a little less confusing.
Compassion, strength, and dedication are just a few of the many positive qualities represented at Appalachian Regional Healthcare’s second annual Nursing Awards Luncheon at the Ramada Inn in Paintsville, Kentucky.
This summer, the Bluegrass Libraries are inviting the community to dig a little deeper into books, into imagination, and into discovery. The 2026 Summer Reading theme, “Unearth a Story,” brings a sense of adventure to readers of all ages, encouraging families, teens, and adults to explore stories that spark curiosity and uncover new worlds.
If you’re raising young children, you know a time will come when your child balks at riding in the back seat of the car and asks to sit up front. It’s a special privilege for them. However, depending on your child’s age, size, and state law, it might not be the best idea. When can a child sit in the front seat in Kentucky?
