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Stu Johnson

Stu Johnson

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Reporter and Producer, WEKU NPR (Richmond, KY)

Lexington

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Total articles 3970

  • Transitional housing program in central Kentucky continues its mission to serve female veterans

    By Stu Johnson Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Homelessness is found in communities all across Kentucky and it takes on many forms. Many of the homeless are military veterans. An organization based in Clark County has a continuing focus when it comes to homeless female veterans. "This was an old school, and we bought in 2016 and renovated it. This used to be the boy's bathroom,” said Abbott. Lady Veterans Connect Founder Phyllis Abbott, described one area of Anna’s House, named after her mother.

    By Stu Johnson Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Economic consultant says job growth in Kentucky brings with it the need for more out-of-state workers

    By Stu Johnson Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Throughout Kentucky, attaining the right combination of new jobs and sufficient workers to fill them can be a challenge. Ted Abernathy is a consultant with Economic Leadership, based in North Carolina. Abernathy participated in a regional business summit in Lexington last month. He said often the strategy is to try to lure out-of-state workers to the Commonwealth.

    By Stu Johnson Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Transitional housing program in central Kentucky continues its mission to serve female veterans

    By Stu Johnson Verified| WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY) Verified Homelessness is found in communities all across Kentucky and it takes on many forms. Many of the homeless are military veterans. An organization based in Clark County has a continuing focus when it comes to homeless female veterans. "This was an old school, and we bought in 2016 and renovated it. This used to be the boy's bathroom,” said Abbott. Lady Veterans Connect Founder Phyllis Abbott, described one area of Anna’s House, named after her mother.

    By Stu Johnson Verified · WEKU-FM (Richmond, KY)

    Dec. 02, 2024

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WEKU NPR (Richmond, KY)

Richmond, Kentucky, United States

+1 859-622-1000