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Louisville and southern Indiana natives in Florida brace for Hurricane Milton
SUMMARY: Florida residents with ties to Louisville are facing the storm’s impact tonight. A woman from southern Indiana, living 20 miles from Milton’s landfall, opted to stay put. Another woman from Louisville, now in a mandatory evacuation zone in the Tampa Bay area, relocated to Orlando due to concerns of gas shortages and evacuation delays. Many were delayed in their travels as they attempted to evacuate. The storm has already caused damage to dozens of homes. In response, pop star Taylor Swift has donated $5 million to relief funds for families affected by Hurricane Milton.
Louisville and southern Indiana natives in Florida brace for Hurricane Milton
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Lexington home catches fire twice on same day
SUMMARY: A Lexington home on Bahama Road caught fire twice in one day, first around 2:30 PM, when firefighters found the garage fully engulfed in flames. The homeowner and their dog escaped unharmed, but the family of four was displaced due to smoke and water damage. Firefighters returned to the same house later that evening at 8 PM for a second fire. The cause of both fires remains unknown.
Firefighters said they were called about the first fire around 2:30 p.m. on Bahama Road off Winchester Road and they were called again to the same house around 8 p.m.
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Lexington man composes free poems to bystanders on the sidewalk
SUMMARY: Curtis Kaiser, a mechanical engineer, began his “sidewalk sessions” after discovering a 1961 Smith Corona typewriter in his attic. Despite lacking formal poetry education, he creates poems on the street, capturing the city‘s sounds and social scene. His work reflects themes of friendship, gratitude, and loss, often shared through Instagram. Curtis emphasizes that there are no high artistic expectations; he’s focused on connecting with people directly. He offers his poetry for free, accepting tips only to pay them forward. By avoiding a rigid schedule, he lets inspiration guide him, transforming everyday moments into verse in Lexington.
The rhythm comes from a 1961 Smith-Corona typewriter, manual labor from a guy who’s a poet but until recently, didn’t know it.
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Clark County mother charged after 4-year-old daughter found along highway
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Clark County mother charged after 4-year-old daughter found along highway
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