Marvin Bartlett
Broadcast Journalist at WDKY-TV (Lexington, KY)
@FOX56News anchor/ Dad/ Author of "The Boy Who Delivered Joy"/ Always on the hunt for the "Spirit of the Bluegrass"
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2 weeks ago |
wdtn.com | Marvin Bartlett
STANTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Music, food, and crafts at a recent festival in Stanton brought people out of the woodwork. It was also hoped the event would bring a creature out of the woods. “If you talk about Bigfoot in certain circles, you’re going to get laughed at,” said Steve Lindsey, one of the hosts of the Kentucky-based “News Worthy??” podcast.
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2 weeks ago |
newsnationnow.com | Marvin Bartlett
STANTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Music, food, and crafts at a recent festival in Stanton brought people out of the woodwork. It was also hoped the event would bring a creature out of the woods. “If you talk about Bigfoot in certain circles, you’re going to get laughed at,” said Steve Lindsey, one of the hosts of the Kentucky-based “News Worthy??” podcast.
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2 weeks ago |
fox56news.com | Marvin Bartlett
STANTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Music, food, and crafts at a recent festival in Stanton brought people out of the woodwork. It was also hoped the event would bring a creature out of the woods. “If you talk about Bigfoot in certain circles, you’re going to get laughed at,” said Steve Lindsey, one of the hosts of the Kentucky-based “News Worthy??” podcast.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Marvin Bartlett
STANTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — Music, food, and crafts at a recent festival in Stanton brought people out of the woodwork. It was also hoped the event would bring a creature out of the woods. “If you talk about Bigfoot in certain circles, you’re going to get laughed at,” said Steve Lindsey, one of the hosts of the Kentucky-based “News Worthy??” podcast.
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3 weeks ago |
fox56news.com | Marvin Bartlett
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (FOX 56) — Louisville is known for a lot of things, such as sluggers and steamboats, horses and hot browns. It can be a place to live it up, but it’s also not a bad place to be when you die. Cave Hill Cemetery is listed in many travel guides as one of the country’s greatest burial grounds. It was chartered in 1848 when there was a need for mass burials in the city. Before that, historians say most people were buried on a farm or other family property.
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A festival full of screaming and yelling! Hear what it takes to win a Bigfoot Calling Contest, tonight in the #SpiritOfTheBluegrass on @FOX56News at Ten. #Bigfoot https://t.co/s9be3yrTwl
After further surveys, the National Weather Service has added five miles to the path of last Friday's tornado, meaning it was on the ground for nearly 60 miles. https://t.co/Z1Te5JlvDX
Tonight on FOX 56 News at Ten: -- Holding tight: how a London couple was nearly torn apart by a tornado, yet couldn't be separated. --911 calls describe the twister as it happened. -- Meet the woman who came to Nicholasville to paint the town in the "Spirit of the Bluegrass."