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James M. Prichard, an author and retired archivist, will discuss Frankfort’s unique place in the annals of the Civil War in the River Room at the Paul Sawyier Public Library

Demolition work on the Broadway Bridge is expected to start this week.

Editor’s note: This is the 20th in a series of in-depth stories based on the findings of the City of Frankfort’s African American Historic Context Report, which was funded in

Former state representative, Frankfort mayor, educator, coach and Kentucky Department of Education official Harry “Gippy” Graham will be recognized and celebrated at Friendsgiving.

After surviving more than a handful of floods at its former location alongside the Kentucky River, the Franklin County Humane Society moved into its new facility on Companion Place off the East-West Connector in the late spring of 2023 following a multi-year effort to raise funding.

The Grand Theatre will receive a grant from the Kentucky African American Heritage Commission (KAAHC) to help fund its “Stories from the Balcony” documentary.

The City of Frankfort is seeking feedback to improve pedestrian safety on Versailles Road.

It was an unceremonious yet necessary step toward securing funding for a new convention center that the Frankfort Board of Commissioners took at its Oct. 28 meeting.

A four-day manhunt for a Franklin County man wanted in connection to a murder ended early Thursday when Kentucky State Police troopers located Steven Girtley inside a barn on his

Students, staff and faculty on the Kentucky State University campus were advised to evacuate campus following a bomb threat Thursday morning.