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By April Allman|2018-06-21T15:20:09-04:00March 14, 2018|Past Giveaways|

Calling All Eligible Bachelors: We Want You!

We’re on the hunt for eligible bachelors who are willing to help raise awareness and funds for a worthy cause. The National Multiple Sclerosis Society — Kentucky Southeast Indiana Chapter will be having their second annual Misters for MS event. The live auction, scheduled for July 26, will feature 10 men who’ll be presenting fabulous items including diamonds from Genesis Diamonds, Pappy Van Winkle Bourbon, and an original American Pharoah harness. Send your nomination to Jessica.tretter@LPL.com or contact her 502.387.7123 by March 30. All nominees are encouraged to raise money for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society [...]

By April Allman|2018-06-21T15:32:37-04:00March 13, 2018|Giving Back|

After an ADHD Diagnosis

By Megan M. Seckman Henry was never a stereotypically easy child. According to his mother, Scheri Mullins, he was excessively energetic and prone to tantrums. Although highly curious and intelligent (he learned to read before kindergarten), he wasn’t particularly verbal and had difficulty with fine motor skills. Scheri had him evaluated for developmental delays as a young child, before preschool even, and he had received speech and occupational therapies as a toddler. But he was a first child, and Scheri and her husband Chris were assured again and again that his behaviors were “normal” and [...]

By April Allman|2018-06-21T16:29:41-04:00March 13, 2018|Mental Health, Today's Family Now|

Strong Women Lift Up Other Strong Women: Toni Clem’s Path

By Holly Hinson Toni Clem, president of Scoppechio, an award-winning advertising agency in Louisville, didn’t always know that she wanted a career in advertising. A graduate of Ohio State University with a degree in teaching, Toni found her vocation by telling her boss she was bored. “In some cases, that might get you fired,” Toni says, “but in my case, he put me in charge of marketing.” A Career That Fit That position led to another one at one of the larger ad agencies in Lexington, where Toni later became the vice president [...]

By April Allman|2018-06-21T15:39:18-04:00March 12, 2018|Survival Skills|

On The Street: More Time for Me

By Brigid Morrissey Ambling about the grounds of French Lick Resort, I reflected on the importance and meaning of rest. On this misty, gray morning I wasn’t the only one. Families hustled through the lobby, lugging their bags and sipping coffee on their way to the car. Groups of friends gathered around the ornamental tables and squishy couches recounting the events of the previous night. Couples lounged near the cafe to eat their late morning breakfast. Numerous reasons brought each guest there, but there was a constant undercurrent behind those reasons: escape. “I decided to [...]

By April Allman|2018-06-21T15:10:30-04:00March 11, 2018|On The Street|

On The Street: More Comfortable in My Skin

By Brigid Morrissey Ambling about the grounds of French Lick Resort, I reflected on the importance and meaning of rest. On this misty, gray morning I wasn’t the only one. Families hustled through the lobby, lugging their bags and sipping coffee on their way to the car. Groups of friends gathered around the ornamental tables and squishy couches recounting the events of the previous night. Couples lounged near the cafe to eat their late morning breakfast. Numerous reasons brought each guest there, but there was a constant undercurrent behind those reasons: escape. “I’ve learned not [...]

By April Allman|2018-06-21T15:10:30-04:00March 11, 2018|On The Street|

Win on Wednesday with Today’s Woman

Calling All Eligible Bachelors: We Want You!

After an ADHD Diagnosis

Strong Women Lift Up Other Strong Women: Toni Clem’s Path

On The Street: More Time for Me

On The Street: More Comfortable in My Skin

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