Tyler Melito

2 days ago | fox56news.com | Tyler Melito

LEXINGTON, Ky. (FOX 56) — It is going to be a special weekend at Legends Field in Lexington for the first full weekend in June. With the help of local partners such as Lexington Clinic and the YMCA of Central Kentucky, the Lexington Legends will be hosting their “Come Home Again Reunion Weekend.”Team General Manager Justin Ferrarella and the rest of the club hope this will be a weekend that not only honors the team’s 25-year history but also is fun for everyone, weather permitting.

4 days ago | fox56news.com | Tyler Melito

LANCASTER, Ky. (FOX 56) – A county budget isn’t something that just comes together overnight; that shouldn’t come as a surprise. It’s a thorough and delicate process to organize and account for every single dollar flowing in and out of a community. Every county has its process, and that includes Garrard County. Since taking office three years ago, Judge-Executive Chris Elleman has taken a unique approach to maximizing every dollar. It’s a process that typically starts around March.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Melito

LANCASTER, Ky. (FOX 56) – A county budget isn’t something that just comes together overnight; that shouldn’t come as a surprise. It’s a thorough and delicate process to organize and account for every single dollar flowing in and out of a community. Every county has its process, and that includes Garrard County. Since taking office three years ago, Judge-Executive Chris Elleman has taken a unique approach to maximizing every dollar. It’s a process that typically starts around March.

5 days ago | fox56news.com | Tyler Melito

FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) – It’s been almost two months since near-record flooding tore through Frankfort and Franklin County. While much of the county looks to be back to normal, you still see some of the scars left by the storm. One of the places where the scars are still present despite being busy seemingly at all hours of the day is Buffalo Trace Distillery, a staple of Kentucky’s capital city. Floodwaters nearly engulfing this site is one of the lasting images of April’s storms.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Tyler Melito

FRANKFORT, Ky. (FOX 56) – It’s been almost two months since near-record flooding tore through Frankfort and Franklin County. While much of the county looks to be back to normal, you still see some of the scars left by the storm. One of the places where the scars are still present despite being busy seemingly at all hours of the day is Buffalo Trace Distillery, a staple of Kentucky’s capital city. Floodwaters nearly engulfing this site is one of the lasting images of April’s storms.