We’re saying goodbye today to someone who’s spent a quarter of a century at Local 6.
Harper is only 10, but her heart is already bigger than most. She still wants a birthday party and gifts — but this time, the presents will go to children battling cancer.
Harper Bartholomew
Giving back to those who served our country. You’ll soon have another chance to honor our local veterans who sacrificed so much to protect our freedom. ‘Thank A Veteran Day’ is happening Friday.
What does it mean to be a good citizen? These kids could tell you a thing or two about that.
Paducah’s 10-year-old Ethan Morgan will be traveling across the country to Major League Baseball games, interviewing the big shot athletes on the sidelines.
They say a soldier will die twice — first on the field of battle and again when he’s forgotten. American Legion Riders Post 55 are making sure that second death never happens.
Too often, police remove children from the only environment they’ve ever known. Now, a group is providing comfort to displaced children in special way.
As we kick off the new year, Local 6’s Todd Faulkner takes us on a quick look back at the stories that moved and inspired us in 2018.
It’s a gift for the feet, that touches the heart. The South and Downtown Paducah Kiwanis Clubs partner together every year to buy shoes for local preschoolers. We found them this week with Santa at Heath Elementary. The shoes are a tangible gift, but it’s the lesson behind them that makes these local Kiwanis Clubs this week’s I Am Local 6.