Source: Fayette County Public Schools

Fayette County Public Schools will present the musical “Seussical” June 26-28 at Frederick Douglass High School, featuring nearly 80 high school students from across the district.

The HealthFirst Bluegrass school-based clinic at Tates Creek High School will operate weekdays through July 17, offering physicals, vaccinations, and mental health services to help FCPS students prepare for the new school year.

Milan Momcilovic, the nation’s leading 3-point shooter at 48.7 percent last season from Iowa State, has signed with Kentucky basketball. The 6-foot-8 forward, ranked among the top transfers available, becomes the sixth transfer addition for coach Mark Pope’s second season.

Southwest Airlines celebrated the inaugural nonstop flight from Cincinnati’s CVG Airport to Austin on June 4, marking the carrier’s ninth anniversary at the airport. The new route is part of Southwest’s 40 percent expansion of summer capacity at CVG, reflecting strong demand in the region.

The University of Kentucky announced a partnership with Compass Group to significantly reduce game day concession prices at Kroger Field and other athletics venues, with core items priced at $5 or less beginning this football season.

State education officials briefed the Local Superintendents Advisory Council on implementing House Bill 257, which fundamentally reshapes Kentucky’s school assessment and accountability system to focus on individual student growth and local accountability measures.

Kentucky will travel to Virginia on Dec. 2 for an SEC/ACC Challenge game, marking the first meeting between the programs since 2002 at the Maui Invitational.

Kentucky women’s basketball will host Clemson in the SEC/ACC Challenge on Dec. 3 at Rupp Arena, reuniting coach Kenny Brooks with former Virginia Tech assistant Shawn Poppie in the Tigers’ head coaching role.

The University of Kentucky is partnering with Compass Group to overhaul game-day concessions at Kroger Field and other athletics venues, introducing more affordable pricing and restaurant-quality food options beginning with the 2026 football season.

Lexington residents joke about the city’s tallest building, discuss a spike in car break-ins, welcome a new premium ice cream shop, learn about expanding medical cannabis access, and debate accountability in religious institutions following a pastor’s conviction.