Jace O'Barto

4 days ago | fox56news.com | Jace O'Barto

VERSAILLES, Ky. (FOX 56) — They say music heals the soul. In Versailles on Saturday, that’s just what was happening at ‘Healing Notes,’ a benefit concert for suicide prevention from the Kentucky Chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. “Music is a very healing component,” said Event Coordinator Allie Buchanan. “That’s why we named the event Healing Notes. And I think that feeling, that connection, a lot of times when we don’t have the words to say, we have the music to sing.

5 days ago | fox56news.com | Jace O'Barto

LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Walking up to 3032 Dartmouth Drive in Lexington, the smell of smoke still hits you, five days after the home went up in flames. “That’s one of the saddest things, is all the things that we had. And just the fact that it’s now pretty much just a pile of rubble. I mean, that’s it. It is devastating to see that that just does it. It breaks my heart,” said Christopher Jackson, who lived at the home that went up in flames.

6 days ago | fox56news.com | Jace O'Barto

BEREA, Ky. (FOX 56) — As some members of the Berea Dolphins look through the fence of what was once a pool they would spend their summers in, all they see is an empty cement pit and an active construction site. “It looks so different, the pool,” said 12-year-old swimmer Reagan Morris. The Berea Swimming Pool is home to the Berea Dolphins swim team, a program that has been a staple in the community for 56 years. But a delay in rebuilding the pool is causing waves in the Dolphins’ season.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Jace O'Barto

BEREA, Ky. (FOX 56) — As some members of the Berea Dolphins look through the fence of what was once a pool they would spend their summers in, all they see is an empty cement pit and an active construction site. “It looks so different, the pool,” said 12-year-old swimmer Reagan Morris. The Berea Swimming Pool is home to the Berea Dolphins swim team, a program that has been a staple in the community for 56 years.

1 week ago | fox56news.com | Jace O'Barto

NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. (FOX 56) — Jessamine County Sheriff Kevin Grimes is urging people to be cautious as scams continue to rise in the community. “We’re not going to solve these problems overnight. But if people get more and more aware of what’s going on, maybe that’ll help us,” said Grimes. Just last week, he said two people were scammed out of a total of $60,000.