SUMMARY: WKU Athletics has partnered with Graves Gilbert Clinic, designating it as the first official healthcare provider for the university’s beloved mascot, Big Red. Jennifer Starke, General Manager of Hilltopper Sports Properties, expressed excitement about the partnership, emphasizing Big Red’s significance to WKU Athletics since 1979. Mike D’Eramo, CEO of Graves Gilbert Clinic, highlighted Big Red’s embodiment of WKU’s pride and energy, ensuring he receives quality care to maintain his spirited performances, such as the belly slide and belly shake. This collaboration aims to keep Big Red healthy and vibrant for fans at every game.

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SUMMARY: The family of Anthony Welch, who was killed on I-64 on March 1st, is seeking answers about his death. His wife, Patience Palmer, is heartbroken and angry, saying Welch did not deserve to die in this way. Welch, 46, was found dead after an altercation with an acquaintance in downtown Louisville. He was left on the side of the road, where he was struck and killed. His children are devastated and fearful about their future without his support. The family urges anyone with information about the incident to contact the Saint Matthews Police to help bring justice.

Family of man killed on I-64 pleading for answers

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SUMMARY: Long-time Lexington Farmers Market vendor Paul Corrl, known for his breads, meats, jams, and salsas, faces an unexpected ban from the market effective February 15. After over 20 years of participation, Corrl’s application was reportedly rejected due to a missed deadline, though he disputes this, noting other vendors submitted late yet were still accepted. The situation has left him frustrated, as his farm provides a substantial portion of his family’s income. Despite the setback, Corrl encourages continued support for smaller vendors at the market, while seeking clarity from the market board, which has not yet responded.

For more than two decades, Paul Quarles and his farm have been a familiar fixture at the Lexington Farmers Market, providing meats, bread, jams, and salsa to the local community.

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