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Tuesday, May 27 at 7:30/6:30 pm CT on KET2
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Bill Goodman
Steve Flairty,
Kentucky author and senior correspondent for Kentucky Monthly
magazine, discusses his book
Kentucky’s Everyday Heroes: Ordinary People Doing
Extraordinary Things on the next edition of
One to One.
Kentucky’s
Everyday Heroes
is a collection of 40 biographical portraits in which Flairty describes
people from all over the Commonwealth who are making positive
differences in the lives of others. They include Patrick Henry Hughes, a
blind University of Louisville student who plays trumpet in the school’s
marching band; Kendall Harvey of Adair County, who has made 150 custom
bicycles for children with Down syndrome; and Shad Baker of Letcher
County, who is leading a massive project to mark a hiking trail on Pine
Mountain.
Flairty also
discusses his experiences traveling around the state while researching
the book, including dealing with regional differences, sorting through
the multitude of story ideas he received, and locating the people he
wanted to include. |
