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June 21/22: Program 1417—artist-decorated birdhouses at the Lexington Arboretum; glass enamel manufacturer Thompson Enameling of Bellevue and its 90-year-old founder, Woodrow Carpenter; and the musical legacy of J.P. and Annadeene Fraley
June 28/29: Program 1418—Kelley Farms, Civil War reenactors at Mill Springs, and the Highland Renaissance Festival in Eminence
July 5/6: Program 1401—the family-run Cox Hardware store; metal artist Ken Roberts; and Henry’s Ark, a zoo where the animals roam free
July 12/13: Program 1402—therapeutic riding at the Luci Center, Warren County model-plane enthusiasts, papermaker and artist Virginia Petty, and Kentucky Ridge State Forest
July 19/20: Program 1403—a sorghum-growing family in Menifee County, multi-talented performer Angela Bartley, and slam poetry in Bowling Green
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July 2: Program 714—McAlpine Locks and Dam, the Four Roses Distillery, and the Kentucky Horseshoeing School
July 3: Program 715—the Civil War battle of Columbus-Belmont, a Frankfort business that’s also a son’s tribute to his father, and Pilot Knob State Nature Preserve
July 4: Program 716—Dr. Thomas Walker and Bell County history, the Kentucky Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and a walking tour of Jeffersontown
July 7: Program 717—Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum, arrowheads, and photographer James Archambeault
July 8: Program 718—the Melungeons of Appalachia
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