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Off the Beaten Path with Sam Dick
by WEKU
Veteran journalist Sam Dick tells stories about the places and people of the Commonwealth. Have a story idea? Send it to Sam.
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Chit Chat with Granny Pat
Sam Dick traveled off the beaten path to talk to a 90-year-old YouTube content creator who loves to tell stories
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Kentucky's Croquet Champion
Sam Dick goes off the beaten path to visit Brian Hovis, a croquet champion in Morehead, Kentucky.
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Lexington twin sisters dedicated to serving senior citizens
Off the Beaten Path story by Sam Dick about twin sisters in Lexington who help take care of senior citizens
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Ronnie the wood craftsman
Madison County resident Ronnie McWhorter makes various woodcrafts include dough bowls
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Telling the stories of small Kentucky towns
Sam Dick goes "Off the Beaten Path" to tell the story of a storyteller who specializes in small Kentucky towns
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A Lexington priest on a worldwide mission of mercy
Sam Dick went Off the Beaten Path to catch up with Father Jim Sichko in Harrodsburg for his “60-minutes of Jesus” talk.
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Scouting America in the Blue Grass Council
New Scout Executive Jessica Moses says Camp McKee represents the past and the future of scouting in the Blue Grass Council.
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Family recipes at the B&N Food Market in Bagdad
A look at the tradition of food and family at the B&N Market in Bagdad, KY.
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A special Christmas stamp from Bethlehem Kentucky
One tiny Kentucky town’s holiday tradition reaches people around the country every December.
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One man's trash to treasure
A Louisville man is turning century-old trash into treasures after making a discovery with the help of a groundhog.
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Empowering students in Anderson County
Classes are being taught in Anderson County, Kentucky on how to balance a checkbook, budgeting, car maintenance, home repairs, and learning how to develop a career.
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Lexington hip hop group is therapy for dancers
The hip-hop movement is fifty-two years old and a multi-billion-dollar industry affecting fashion, dance, and how young people express themselves.Sam Dick went off the beaten path to see a Lexington hip-hop group promoting physical art and mental well-being through dance.
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Kentucky teacher turns invasive carp into food for injured birds of prey
Carp have increasingly become a nuisance in waterways across the country. A southern Kentucky high school teacher and his students are using the invasive fish to feed injured raptors, like bald eagles, vultures and hawks.
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Therapy dogs help patients and staff at Baptist Health Lexington
Everyday thousands of patients and family members come thru the waiting rooms and hallways of Baptist Health Lexington, and if they’re lucky, they meet a couple of four-legged volunteers.
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A Danville man’s glass art legacy
A feature about the work of Stephen Rolfe Powell
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The Vocals and Chords Music Studio
Sam Dick goes off the beaten path to Versailles to see how children are learning music in a unique studio environment
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Mom-Mom's Lavender Farm
Sam Dick traveled to Fayette County to learn about the inspiration behind a lavender farm
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Cripple Creek Farms
Sam Dick travels to Bath County to visit a man who overcame a physical disability to build a thriving farming business
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Lexington Choir Has Special Connection to England
Sam Dick visited the Lexington Boys and Girls Club Choir enjoying summer camp in Lee County
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Gatton Park on Town Branch
Sam Dick traveled to Lexington to see Gatton Park on Town Branch, a new public park located behind Rupp Arena
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Stable Recovery Program Pairs Horses with Addiction Recovery and Hard Work
Sam Dick visited Taylor Made Farm in Jessamine and Woodford Counties to see the impact of a unique addiction recovery program
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Wolfe County Couple Restores Victorian Home in Hazel Green
Sam Dick Traveled to Hazen Green, Kentucky to meet a couple who are restoring a victorian home
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The Red River Museum in Powell County
Sam Dick visited Powell County to see a former bank which is now a museum
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The Fitchburg Furnace
Sam Dick visited an Estill County site which once one of the nation's largest producers of iron.
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The Ol' Elkhorn Pickers Club
Sam Dick goes Off the Beaten Path to visit with a church band that travels to entertain seniors in Central Kentucky
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Digitizing the History of Enslaved People in Lexington
Sam Dick visited Lexington to see a program that digitizes historical records of enslaved people
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Love stories: Two Lexington couples celebrate marriage more than 60 years after they met
Sam Dick traveled to Lexington to meet two couples with romances going strong after more than 60 years
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Cynthiana's Master Pizza Maker
Sam Dick traveled to Cynthiana to meet a man who bakes gourmet pizzas and then gives them away
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The GED program inside the Pulaski County Detention Center
Sam Dick traveled to Somerset to visit inmates who are working on getting an education while incarcerated
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Winchester's Mrs. Santa Claus
Sam Dick traveled to Winchester to meet a 90-year-old Mrs. Santa Claus
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The Todds Road Stumblers
Sam Dick visited the Fayette/Clark county line to see a running club called the Todds Road Stumblers
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Kentucky family produces country-cured hams for three generations
Sam Dick visited Taylor County to learn about the Penn County Ham business which has been going strong for three generations
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Predicting Flash Flooding in Appalachia
Sam Dick went off the beaten path to a forest in Eastern Kentucky to learn about a new program trying to predict future flooding events in Appalachia
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One Lexington woman's mission: educate young African girls
Sam Dick went Off the Beaten Path to learn about a grassroots effort called Kenya Girls Forward, and how they’re trying to change lives.
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Saving Kentucky's Stone Fences
Sam Dick traveled to Clark County to meet masons who repair stone fences
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Lexington couple creates 'Enchanted Forest' for rescued wildlife
Sam Dick traveled to Madison County to meet a Lexington couple on a mission to create a sanctuary for rescued wildlife
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The Three J's of Basket-Weaving
Sam Dick traveled to Richmond to meet three women really into basket weaving
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The legacy of Lexington actress Alex Simpson
Sam Dick visited Lexington to learn about a foundation that helps performers and those fighting cancer
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Morehead man travels the world building wetlands
Sam Dick traveled to Oldham County to meet a man who created wetlands on his farm
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Bourbon County corn maze designed with unity in mind
Sam Dick traveled to Bourbon County to visit a family that operates a corn maze in the shape of the U.S.
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Changing lives at the Life Adventure Center
Sam Dick traveled to Woodford County to see how the Life Adventure Center help young Kentuckians
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A Scott County pair are the Gelato couple
Sam Dick traveled to Midway to meet a couple that built a successful Gelato business
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The General's Cabin
Sam Dick goes Off the Beaten Path to visit the General's Cabin in Lee County
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Growing Truffles...in Kentucky
Sam Dick visited a farmer in Fayette County who grows truffles
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One Eastern KY Woman's Mission to Help Recovering Addicts
Sam Dick travels to Manchester, Kentucky to visit a woman who has made it her mission to help recovering addicts
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A Central Kentucky farm is home to sculptures from across the world
Sam Dick visited a Franklin County farm featuring artistic sculptures from across the globe
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Dirty South Pottery: From Side Hustle to Full-Time Business
Sam Dick visited a Winchester Couple who took a hobby and built it into a thriving art business.
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Veteran journalist Sam Dick tells stories about the places and people of the Commonwealth. Have a story idea? Send it to Sam.
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