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11th annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards honors global leaders making a difference
SUMMARY: The 11th annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards took place in Louisville, celebrating individuals making a difference globally. Honorees included social justice activist Bryan Stevenson, awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award, and Nile Rodgers, honored for Global Citizenship. They were recognized for their commitment to social justice and unity. Young recipients also included Charlotte McGahee, who founded Mukuru Clean Stoves to reduce household air pollution. Ali’s daughter, Kaliyah, stressed that the awards honor her father’s legacy of courage, respect, and kindness, reminding attendees that they can collectively improve the world in Ali’s spirit by standing up for justice and the oppressed.
11th annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards honors global leaders making a difference
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Milder temperatures return with more unsettled weather to come
SUMMARY: Central and Eastern Kentucky experienced a cold Thursday morning with temperatures in the low 20s, following Wednesday’s snow showers. Highs only reached the mid to upper 30s, but milder air is expected by Friday as southwest winds bring temperatures into the upper 40s to near 50°F. The weekend will bring rain, especially Saturday night through Sunday, with totals potentially exceeding 1 inch. Despite the rain, temperatures will remain mild, in the low 50s. Another frontal system will bring rain into early next week, with temperatures in the upper 50s and occasional showers into Tuesday.
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Coffee with a Cop to be hosted with Bowling Green Police Department
SUMMARY: Bowling Green residents are invited to “Coffee with a Cop” this Saturday, December 14, at Mill House Café from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Community members can meet local police officers to discuss concerns or ask questions while enjoying a warm beverage. The café is located at 360 E. Eighth Ave.
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Southern Lights returns in 2024 to bring wonder and cheer to Kentucky Horse Park
SUMMARY: Southern Lights at Kentucky Horse Park returns for its 31st year, featuring over a million twinkling bulbs illuminating a three-mile route. Visitors can enjoy the experience from their cars, with extensive preparations ensuring the displays are brighter than ever, now mostly LED. After the driving tour, guests can explore Holiday Village, which includes activities like a petting zoo, camel rides, a train ride, and a chance to visit Santa. The event runs nightly until New Year’s Eve, except for Christmas night, and remains a beloved tradition for families in Lexington.
There’s still plenty of time to bring the family out to see the light show at the Kentucky Horse Park.
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