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UK extension works to get kids kindergarten-ready
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Katie Pratt
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Extension is helping Kentucky's youngest citizens get off of the right path.
Annual UK fashion show taking an international perspective
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Madison Dyment
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The show is 6 p.m. April 12 in UK's E.S. Good Barn.
Kentucky Proud Evenings: books and food to nourish body and soul
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Whitney Hale
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Fayette County Extension has partnered with the University Press of Kentucky to present Kentucky Proud Evenings, a monthly series of author talks also featuring Plate it Up! recipes.
UK Family Center to host Hold Me Tight workshop for employees
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Katie Pratt
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The workshop is April 13-14 at the W.T.Young Library.
Big Blue goes red in February
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Carol Lea Spence
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Around the state, University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension opened its Big Blue heart in February to celebrate and promote American Heart Month.
DanceBlue inspired UK alumnus to study and fight health disparities
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Olivia Ramirez
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Read how DanceBlue inspired a family science alumnus to pursue research and advocate for improved health policy.
UK College of Agriculture, Food and Environment inducts 2018 Hall of Distinguished Alumni
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Five new members were inducted this year.
UK graduate student shares opioid recovery journey to help others
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Olivia Ramirez
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UK family sciences doctoral student Alex Elswick hopes to use his own story and his research on barriers to long-term recovery to help those overcoming substance abuse addiction.
First African-American extension agent to be honored at M. L. King Day celebration in Harrodsburg
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Carol Lea Spence
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A century ago in Mercer County, University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension welcomed its first African-American agriculture agent, Ananias Lorenzo Garvin.
UK selects Patricia Brantley Todd award winners
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Callie Hicks
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The awards recognize excellence among faculty and staff in the college's School of Human Environmental Sciences.