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Oct. 24/25: Program 1505—Buffalo Soldiers camp, Magee’s Bakery in Maysville, an “Our Town” visit to Midway, and the Kentucky Book Fair in Frankfort.
Oct. 31/Nov. 1: Program 1506—an alien legend from Kelly, Ky., an “Our Town” visit to Hell for Certain, ghost hunter Patti Starr, and the reintroduction of the Bourbon Red Turkey, once America’s most popular turkey.
Nov. 8 (7:30/6:30 pm CT on KET2): Program 1220: Veterans Day special—Sgt. Alvin York and Cordell Hull, both from northern Tennessee; Kentucky connections to the Tuskegee Airmen; a Boy Scout project to place flags for Memorial Day; and the Aviation Museum of Kentucky.
Nov. 14/Nov. 15: Program 1507—Dog Scout Troop 107, a special meal prepared by Holly Hill Inn chef Ouita Michel using produce from Three Springs Farm in Nicholas County, and the Flaget High School Alumni Association.
Nov. 21/Nov. 22: Program 1508—“Dave Does It” features Dave working at the Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory. Also, an “Our Town” visit to Greenup, the history of the piano with Diane Earle and the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra, and Henrietta and Jeff Scott’s Highland Raku Studio.
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Monday, Nov. 16: Program 606—a salute to Kentucky artist Paul Sawyier, best known for his pastoral watercolors.
Tuesday, Nov. 17: Program 607—Civil War-era history at the Tilghman Heritage Center, an archaeological dig in the Daniel Boone National Forest, wildlife and landscape artist John Ward, and Lake Cumberland State Resort Park.
Wednesday, Nov. 18: Program 608—special edition: remembering the old Dixie Highway across Kentucky, from Covington to the Cumberland Gap.
Thursday, Nov. 19: Program 609—antebellum archaeology outside Louisville, raising llamas and alpacas in Woodford County, and the river town of Warsaw.
Friday, Nov. 20: Program 611—Bill Monroe’s hometown of Rosine, antique car collector Howard Brandon, and painter Catherine Smart Wells.
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