“We tell survivors all the time to trust themselves," Darlene Thomas, executive director of Greenhouse17, said.
Anti-violence advocates in Lexington want to spread awareness of available resources following a shooting Friday on Pimlico Parkway that left one person seriously hurt and led to a police standoff.
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“She really paved the way for girls to become really strong in themselves as well as to become an amazing entrepreneur,” Amanda Johnson said.
Nearly 300 Girl Scouts from across the country gathered at Dollywood’s DreamMore Resort on Saturday for the first Coat of Many Colors patch program, honoring Dolly Parton’s legacy with the Girl Scouts.
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The City’s annual Halloween Festival and Thriller Parade is returning to downtown Lexington this afternoon.
The parade starts at 7 p.m. , and will feature where several hundred zombies dancing Main Street; Pedestrians can watch all along the parade route.
If you’re heading downtown, plan for several scheduled road closures in the area.
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“I loved seeing him — I’d be playing volleyball, and you see this big guy coming in in the same uniform. You’re like, ‘Oh, that’s my dad right there.’ You know, it’s just cool,” Cat Jumper said.
Six years after losing her father, a South Carolina deputy says she has found him again — as she wears the same badge he wore before he was killed in the line of duty.
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