Grason Passmore is a multimedia journalist at WKYT, based in Kentucky. Originally from Georgia, Grason is passionate about reporting on local news and events in the Lexington area. With experience at various news outlets, including WYMT, WVUE-TV Fox 8, and KNOE-TV8, Grason brings a diverse perspective to her reporting.
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Grason Passmore's coverage is predominantly focused on local news, particularly government announcements and evolving stories related to family & relationships and sports. Given the high percentage of articles covering government announcements, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights or perspectives on local legislative sessions, public safety initiatives, budget plans, community events, and infrastructure projects within Kentucky.
As a reporter focusing on local news in Lexington and Kentucky, Grason may respond well to pitches that highlight unique human-interest stories with a focus on community impact. Pitches centered around individuals or groups involved in local sporting events or those making significant contributions to family-related issues could also align with his coverage interests.
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By: Grason Passmore
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Published Oct. 24, 2024 at 4:06 AM CEST | Updated seconds ago
These are the Richwood Bend Apartments. They're AU Associates and the City of Lexington's latest affordable housing project. They consist of 83 affordable housing apartments, with one, two and three bedroom-units.
Those who run the courses say they help the students in practical ways, like in careers and schooling, but they also do so much more.
“I just feel heartbreak. My kids, my teenager, that they lose their home. I just want to get over this, but it feels like a dream. I'm still in shock at this point.”
Published Oct. 30, 2024 at 3:32 AM CET | Updated moments ago LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington Police believe several shootings across Lexington Saturday afternoon are connected.
Matamoro said the need grows every year, and they expect to feed more than 400 people, if the donations are there.
Those at Wilson's Grocery, and Ruth Hunt Candies have donation jars set up at the front.
An election official at the Eastside Library branch, Michael Krause says this is the busiest he's ever seen early voting. They had 1600 voters at this one location Thursday. The Fayette County Clerk's office says more than 85-hundred people took advantage of early voting.
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