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Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
Ten years ago I fell into two new jobs by accident— motherhood and Lexington Family Magazine. I graduated from the University of Kentucky with a journalism degree and found out I was pregnant with my first child in 2010. I just happened to be visiting campus when my former teacher John Lynch spotted me, visibly ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
By John Lynch Every month since January 2008, Dr. Rick Graebe and I have met by phone for our regular interview session to discuss the latest article for Lexington Family Magazine on Vision Therapy and other eye- and learning-related issues. Rick brings nearly 40 years of experience in optometry to the partnership. I bring a ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
By Lesley Iwinski Every month during the years my children were young, I settled in my chair – with a deep sigh of anticipation at the opportunity to relax for 20-30 minutes – to read the latest issue of Lexington Family Magazine. At the dining room table with a cup of coffee at my elbow ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
As founder/owner/editor of Lexington Family Magazine – a designation that has felt less like a job title than a calling because of my belief in our mission – I find myself surprised to write the following few words: As of June 30, after 23 years of gratifying work, I am retiring. Why surprised? I’ll get ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
When it comes to subject knowledge, no one can question the pedigree of James Ramsey, a biology teacher at Scott County High. Before education, Ramsey had embarked on a career as a science researcher, a pursuit that took him as far afield as Canada, Iceland and especially Alaska. A Boyle County High graduate, he earned ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
(BPT) – Across the country, temporary school closures are forcing kids into instant distance learning environments for the remainder of the school year. Parents are trying to work their day job while simultaneously educating kids. For most, there isn’t ever enough time in a day to handle both. They’re stressed, and in the scramble to ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
(BPT) – While many homeowners love the unique charm and beauty that can only be found in an older home, the truth is that older houses present challenges to keeping everyone safe, especially little ones. For any house where children are being raised, or where they may spend a lot of time, it’s a good ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
(BPT) – Families are spending more time together than ever before, making it challenging for parents and caregivers to balance their personal needs with that of a child’s. For those families that include a child with ADHD, maintaining mental, physical and emotional wellness is particularly crucial for all members. Dr. Greg Mattingly, psychiatrist and associate ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
What is your definition of a hero? Most likely, it is something along the lines of “an extraordinary person who is brave and self-less and has made an act of supreme courage in the face of danger.” There are many heroes among us these days: first responders, respiratory therapists, grocery workers, police officers, nurses, doctors ..read more
Lexington Family | Lexington Family Blog
4y ago
KU Scholar Athlete of the Month: Katie Robeson School: Henry Clay High Grade: 12 Sports: Tennis Academics: Katie has a 4.81 weighted GPA, has taken nine 9 A.P. classes, scored 29 on the ACT and is a National Honor Society member. Parents: Shelli & Tom As a junior last year, tennis player Katie Robeson of ..read more