PAFM - June '16 by Purchase Area Family Magazine

FREE Don’t Buy A Hearing Aid... HEARING ‘til you see what we have to offer!

FACT FACT FACT FACT

TESTS!

You have many choices in Paducah and Murray for hearing help. Many competitors are advertising special offers and promotions. Many of you are confused, where do I go? Who do I trust? We want you to consider and trust us, and here are 7 reasons why you should.

1. 30-day trial with 100% money back guarantee - NO cancellation fees! 2. We will beat ANY competitors price on a comparable hearing aid. 3. We are a part of the largest American Owned and American Operated Network. Over 1,000 locations! 4. Most of our competitors sell hearing aids that are manufactured by foreign companies, we are American Operated! 5. Our Network has donated over a million hearing aids to underprivileged children – each purchase here supports that. 6. We are here to help you... not just to sell you something. 7. We make house calls if you cannot get to us.

SPECIAL!

FREE Ear Canal and Hearing Evaluation

THIS MONTH ONLY ON SALE!

Find out what you’re hearing – and what you’re not!

We can quickly and easily determine the exact nature of your hearing difficulty. It may There is absolutely NO COST OR be just OBLIGATION FOR THIS FREE SERVICE. wa x!

ou Can y is see thng heari aid?

CALL FOR DETAILS!

Hearing aids starting at

995 each

Expires: 6/30/16

CALL TODAY FOR YOUR COMPLIMENTARY HEARING CHECK-UP!

Audibel Hearing Center 130 Brett Chase, Ste. B • Paducah, KY 42003

(270) 554-1900

Learn about our products, services and more at

www.AudibelHearingPaducah.com

1210 Johnson Blvd., Unit #1 • Murray, KY 42071

H EL P

Being a caregiver is demanding, just ask any Mom. That’s why Four Rivers Behavioral Health offers caregivers shortterm Respite Services. We can give you peace of mind knowing your loved one is spending time with trusted, caring people for those times when you can’t be there. Personal assistance provides instruction and care to increase skills at home and in the community. One-on-one care is individualized for your family’s needs and can include personal care, help with hygiene and dressing, routine household chores and more. We also offer structured day programs with social activities as well as support services to maintain or slow regression of skills. Services are available in Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Marshall and McCracken Counties. All at no cost.

Crisis Services: Crisis Respite, Behavioral Support and Emergency Supplies/Equipment Respite To give caregivers a break Day Training: Fun, interactive life skills Supported Employment: Help with Career Planning Residential Services: 24-hour supervised living Community & In-home Support: Help with independence Case Management: We will provide in-home visits, assess your needs and offer resources tailored to you.

For more information or a tour call us at 270.442.7121 or 866.442.7121.

Developmental Services

Verification of a qualifying developmental/intellectual disability required for program eligibility. For Emergencies, contact the Crisis Line at 800.592.3980. This ad paid for by funding from CHFS.

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

une is here and that means the kids are out of school and summer has officially begun! Time to break out those lemonade stands and head for the lake... and the beach! I’m going to enjoy the lovely evenings on my recently refurbished deck. It’s really looking pretty with all the flowers and is definitely a great place for a good book and a glass of wine! We have a great June issue for you packed with things to do and timely information. Check out the articles on The Grand Rivers Dragon Boat Festival, the PaBREWcah Beer Fest and everything you need to know about the Zika Virus! Happy Father’s Day to all the men who parent, mentor or help to raise a child. Our kids love you and need you!

- Karen Hammond We’re celebrating Father’s Day this year with a huge prize package on our giveaways – all the items are great for Dads and Grandads. To enter just visit iListWesternKentucky.com and click on the contest & giveaways box near the top on the right. Package includes: Imusa Coffee Maker, Pump Rocket by Geospace, Pick-It Freezable cooler, Mr. Perfect T-shirt and kid’s shirt, Twist & Seal Cord Dome, Gentlemen’s Tonic Shave Cream by Mayfair of London, Great Coasters from Great Plate and Family Freud Game from Endless Games

Reach + Readers = Results Editor/Publisher Karen Hammond Office 270.415.9400

admin@allgoodmedia.net ilistwesternkentucky.com Contributing Writers: Britt Allgood, Karen Hammond, J. Patrick Kerr, Amy Noles, Sarah Stewart Holland, Harvest Prude, and Carol Ullerich Calendar of Events: Tell our 80,000*+ readers about your event, class, group, church or service! Send an email to admin@allgoodmedia. net or call the office at 270.415.9400. Artistic Director: Kristal D. Ingram Graphic Design: Ingram Design, Walter Pfeifer-Thompson. Advertising: Want to advertise your business in the magazine? Have a question regarding ad rates, billing, or your account? Contact our advertising department at 270.415.9400 or by email admin@ allgoodmedia.net. Advertising Account Executives: Brooke Bomar, Gina Dunkerson, Victoria Dycus, Cassie Johnson and Kim Lyles. Subscription & Distribution: Want to subscribe or receive a copy of the magazine by mail? Need a back issue? Want to add a location to our distribution? Please call our office at 270.415.9400 or email admin@ allgoodmedia.net. Mission Statement: PAFM is committed to providing free, accurate, and timely information to readers in western Kentucky, southern Illinois and all its communities. Our goal is to educate, inform, and enhance family life. We endeavor to support our communities by providing balanced and informative articles, together with the area’s most comprehensive and inclusive calendar of events.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

*Based on an industry average of four impressions per copy

Table of Contents The Rhythm Factory ............................................................................ 8 by Karen Hammond iCelebrate: Superman is Soaring .............................................. 11 by Amy Noles iPrepare: Zika Virus How to Protect Yourself & Your Family .................................... 14 by Sarah Stewart Holland iParent: A Day with Dad Ideas for Father's Day Weekend .............................................. 16 by Sarah Stewart Holland iPlay: Grand Rivers Dragon Boat Races ...................................... 18 by Amy Noles Calendar ................................................................................................... 20 Downtown Paducah Guide to Arts & Cultures ................... 33 iSupport: Heartland Cares Fighting HIV & AIDS ......................................................................... 47 by Harvest Prude iDoctor: The More You Know - Psychological Testing & Why It May Be the Right Step .............................................. 49 by J. Patrick Kerr

Purchase Area Family P.O. Box 8061, Paducah, KY 42002

Purchase Area Family® is published monthly by All Good Media, L.L.C., Advertising design by Ingram Design, and Walter Pfeifer-Thompson. Layout design by Kristal D. Ingram. Purchase Family Magazine®, Kristal D. Ingram, Ingram Design and Walter Pfeifer-Thompson are not responsible for any injury or harm resulting from the information or advice contained in this magazine. The articles in this issue of Purchase Family Magazine®, Kristal D. Ingram, Ingram Design, and Walter Pfeifer-Thompson. All subscription, editorial, and advertising inquiries should be directed to admin@allgoodmedia.net or call 270.415.9400.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

iPrepare: Yield to Yard Safety ...................................................... 51 submitted by Parkview Nursing & Rehabilitation iGarden: A Dance Recital to Waft through Floral Hall ............................................................... 53 by Carol Ullerich iRescue: Western Kentucky Wildlife Rehab Saving Our Wild Fur Babies ........................................................ 55 by Amy Noles iLearn: 5 Signs You Need to Clear Negative Energy ............. 58 by Susan Edwards iCook: What's Good for the Goose .......................................... 60 by Britt Allgood iSupport: PaBREWcah That's the Way We Spell Beer Fest ......................................... 63 by Amy Noles Advertisers Index ............................................................................... 65 Clip & Save Locally .............................................................................. 66

COVER MODELS L-R Jenna Burkhart, Jacob Weitlauf, Libby Dodd, & in front, Hansen Okerson front cover portrait by

BRAD RANKIN STUDIO BradRankin.com 270.442.0199 studio@bradrankin.com

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

â&#x20AC;¢

here do you think you'd find a driven, young performer dissecting the brilliant Beatles’ songbook? A drama class searching out their next epic scene for a filmmaking project? A choreography class where students use their own creativity to shape beautiful dance pieces? Or an a Capella group harmonizing to a medley that is part Disney/ part 80’s mega-hit/part reggae? Well, The Rhythm Factory, of course! The Rhythm Factory (TRF) was founded in September 2011 by Tiffany Okerson and is located in Paducah. It is is one of the region’s fastest growing schools for aspiring performers. “God has made this dream a reality and I will always give Him the glory for our success!” expressed Okerson. TRF is a “one-stop shop” for all things performing arts. “We pride ourselves on being the first and only school in this region to offer dance, vocal, drama and instrumentation all in one place,” says Okerson. “Do you have a son dying to play guitar and a daughter that dreams of being a ballerina? Maybe you have two daughters who love to sing and a son interested in hip hop. Or an only child that wants to pursue it all! At

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

TRF, your children can develop their interests in one outstanding facility! For parents who are stretched thin, I believe we can be a blessing for busy families looking to simplify their life and save money!” Miss Tiff says. “Our sole purpose will always be to provide a safe, nurturing, and creative environment for young artists that instills character and confidence to help them reach their fullest, God-given potential.” Okerson declared. “My staff and I work hard to promote modesty and poise, the freedom to have fun while learning a discipline, and creating an affordable family atmosphere.” Conveniently located at 2928 Park Avenue, just across from Noble Park, TRF is equipped with a spacious dance studio, ballet Barres, wall-to-wall mirrors, and professional sprung dance floors with Marley surfaces. The school has a separate classroom for voice and instrumentation. Their lobby includes a video monitoring system for parents to watch their child in class and free Wi-Fi! The Proof is in the Testimonials The Rhythm Factory Seniors (pictured with Hansen Okerson, a future student) would like to share why they chose to train and learn at TRF. (Four of these students have been with the school since its inception.) Each of them expressed that TRF has been a place of love,

joy and growth in their journey, and will be pursuing futures and/or degrees that involve the arts. Jenna Burkhart “TRF means ‘family’ to me. I can count on every single teacher and peer to lift me up no matter what. I have become a stronger singer and learned how to correctly support my voice from the wonderful vocal coaches here!” Libby Dodd I choose TRF year after year because I continue to grow as a dancer, singer and actress. The teachers are fantastic, and the classes and performance opportunities are so unique. Jacob Weitlauf “TRF prepared me for my college auditions and career, and has helped me to get offers from several phenomenal schools. I only wish I had started my training here sooner. Young men with a passion for the arts - this is the place for you to succeed!” Jodi Hooper “Every moment has been an absolute blast. Miss Tiff has been such a positive force in my life and TRF has helped me to realize how much I am truly capable of.” Sarah Okerson “It is such a loving, caring environment to learn and grow in, and I have made some amazing friendships. My technique continues to improve each week and I am challenged in new ways. Britney Tilford “I came to TRF because of its positive reputation, and to become a stronger dancer. Then I took up singing and acting, too! Since I became a member of TRF I have grown leaps and bounds in my artistry and confidence.” Experienced & Dedicated Miss Tiffany attended Overton School’s Performing Arts program in Memphis, Tennessee. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, with an emphasis in children and adolescents, from Union University, where she studied voice for three years. She is a certified instructor through the Southern Association of Dance Masters. She has been teaching for over a decade and has been performing professionally since the age of 17. She resides in Paducah with her husband Trent, a local meteorologist, and their son Hansen. The talented staff at TRF is committed to supporting the same vision as Okerson. Every teacher boasts an extensive resume that assures his or her expertise is sound, and each has obtained, or is pursuing a college degree. For staff bios, visit TRF’s website, trfpaducah.com. A Wide Variety Okerson and her staff are dedicated to offering a diverse curriculum to their students. “The dance world is everchanging, and we want to be on the cutting edge of that,”

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Sign up for TRF's classes today! Classes are offered for ages three years and up in multiple dance styles, vocal training, dramatic arts, piano and guitar. Beginner through advanced levels.

2016 Summer Programs • • states Okerson. “We offer a vast array of dance styles, while still instilling the proper technique a dancer needs. We strive to ensure that our vocal and instrumental students are well-versed. The music industry goes beyond classical and Broadway so we want our students to engage in all styles and eras of music. TRF uses the Deva® Method, a popular practice among recording artists, which applies the classical techniques needed for a healthy voice, but with a modern twist of finding one’s own unique style. Whatever art form your child is interested in, the goal at TRF is for them to have the opportunity to put heart and soul into it. We want to foster the natural talent of every child and see it spring into life,” said Okerson. “My vision from the beginning was that this be a place for girls and boys alike, for all races and backgrounds. A beautiful tapestry of what ‘art’ should look like.” For those wondering if TRF is the school for them? Come experience the difference for yourself…you won’t be sorry! The Okerson family would like to especially thank everyone who have supported TRF over the years and believes in its mission. We are humbled, grateful and will do all we can to continue bringing the best in performing arts education to this region.

• • • •

Pretty as a Princess June 13-17 Jumps & Turns Clinic, Bollywood Dance Clinic June 25 Dynamic Dudes June 27- July 1 Creative Writing July 12 Jr. Tap Dance and Jr. Contemporary Dance July 13-15 Vocal & Dance Technique Workshop July 18-22

For more details on these camps, visit our website at trfpaducah.com Private lessons in dance, vocal, guitar and piano ongoing through the summer.

New for Fall 2016 • • •

Jr. Choreographer’s class Private lessons in ukulele Variety shows and plays where everyone has a major role! Auditions this Fall.

Fall classes begin August 18! Pre-register for fall classes by emailing trfpaducah@gmail.com or by calling 270.210.4990. In-house registration: August 6, 10am-1pm and August 8 & 9, 5-7pm. New students who mention this feature article will receive August tuition FREE!

This article is paid advertising & the information contained therein is provided by the featured individual or business. They are solely responsible for its accuracy.

• JUNE 2016

iListWesternKentucky.com

“Like” us on Facebook; Facebook. com/pages/the-rhy thm-factor yschool-of-performing-arts

iCelebrate

Soaring!

By Amy Noles

uperman is soaring to Metropolis for the 38th Annual Superman Celebration! Home to Superman, made famous by DC Comics, Metropolis is proud to host an annual festival to celebrate their hero. You can be part of the Superman Celebration this June 9-12 in Metropolis, Illinois. This year promises to be one of the best yet with an all-star lineup of celebrities and four family-fun packed days sure to provide something for the Superman enthusiast. The celebration has changed a lot over 38 years. “The first year, the celebration only lasted for one day,” said Karla Ogle, co-chair of this event. “I started helping in 1998, and back then, our pamphlet of events had five events a day. This year, our pamphlet of events and

information is 40 pages long! The celebration has grown from a small town festival to a national celebration of all things Superman related. It’s incredible!” Super Celebrities The perennial highlight of the Superman Celebration is the celebrity guest appearances. Someone who is sure to bring the fans out this year is Peter Facinelli, who plays Maxwell Lord in the CW hit, SuperGirl. “2016 has become the year of the Jimmy Olsen’s at the Superman Celebration,” explained Ogle and Lisa Gower, Co-Chairs of the

Shower Yourself with

Spring Savings

Total Rejuvenation All one hour massages $40 30 minute massages Any HydroPeptide facial $40 $20 Microderms BOGO 50% Express Mani/ Pedi Package $35 from

*All prices are good May/June 2016

Find us on facebook

2605 Kentucky Ave., Suite 101 • 270.444.8444 • www.totalrejuvenationofpaducah.com

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

annual event. Joining the celebrity line up is Mehcad Brooks, who plays Jimmy Olsen on the CW’s SuperGirl, Michael Landes who played Jimmy Olsen on the television show, Lois and Clark, and Marc McClure, Jimmy Olsen from the Superman, Superman II, Superman III, and Superman IV motion pictures. Super Entertainment Nightly entertainment at the Metro Tent kicks off Southern Gospel style at 6pm on Thursday with Jearson Dean followed by The Whisnants at 7pm. Come out for a Totally 80’s Party on Friday night with Rubix Groove at 7:30pm. This Nashville band really throws a party – so dress in your finest 80’s gear and practice your ‘moon walk’. Saturday evening the music begins at 7pm with the smooth blues of local favorite Lew Jetton and 61 South. On Sunday the fan favorite Superheroes and Villains Costume Contest takes the stage at 2pm. Daily entertainment including from America’s Got Talent, K9 Crew Trick Dog Show, and Freestyle Connection BMX Bike Show happens several times daily throughout the celebration. Meet Superman Want to meet the festival’s official Superman? You are in luck. Josh Boultinghouse will be available for photos and mingling on the following dates and times. At the Superman Statue Thursday, June 11th, 6-6:30pm; Friday, June 12th, 10-11:30am Friday, June 12th, 6-7pm; Saturday, June 13th, 10-11am At the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce Phone Booth Photo

Op: Friday, June 12th, 3-4pm & Saturday, June 13th, 3-4pm Super Films This year also marks the 8th Annual Superman Film Festival. This fan submitted film festival has grown over the years to include films from around the country as well as international submissions. Screenings of the films begin at 3pm on Thursday June 9 at the Baymont Theatre and continue throughout the celebration. Special guests this year includes John Schnepp and Holly Payne, producers of the highly acclaimed documentary, “The Death of Superman Lives, What Happened?” A screening of this documentary will happen on Friday June 10 followed by a Q & A with the producers. 'The Death of Superman Lives; What Happened? delves into one of Hollywood’s most enthralling “what if ” stories. This feature length documentary gives an inside look into what would have been the most original, unexpected and cosmic Superman movies ever made. In making this documentary, director Jon Schnepp has embarked on a journey to shed light on this much mythologized and prematurely terminated motion picture. The film features Jon Schnepp’s interviews with legends and luminaries such as director Tim Burton, producer Jon Peters, producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, screenwriters Kevin Smith, Wesley Strick, and Dan Gilroy, production designer Rick Heinrichs, special effects artist/designer Steve Johnson, and costume designer Colleen Atwood, among others. This core group of artists contributed unique source material to the documentary, including never before seen footage and artwork. Yes, this documentary will explain what happened. More than that though, this documentary will bring 'Superman Lives' to life for the audience by showing them what would have been the most innovative take on Superman – ever!

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

The Superman Celebration Film Awards honors the best and brightest films from the superhero and comics-related genres, as

well as films that fit the archetypes of general comics’ fandom. This year, the awards ceremony will present trophies for Best Drama, Best Comedy, and Best Super Grab Bag Film, Best Animated Film, Best Fan Film, and Best Amateur Film. The Baymont Theater, located by the Baymont Inn at 203 E. Front Street. Seating will begin at 4:30pm on June 9 after the last film showing is finished. Don’t Miss A Thing “Not only does the 38th Annual Superman Celebration serve as the primary fundraiser for the Metropolis Chamber of Commerce, it provides an opportunity for other organizations in the community to host fundraisers as well,” says Ogle. Those fundraisers include the United Way Superman Road Race on Thursday evening, the Kiwanis

Superman Trek Bike Ride on Saturday morning, Save the Massac Superhero Breakfast Saturday Morning and the Rotary Car Show on Sunday. The Superman Road Race will take place on June 9 at 7pm. Are you super enough to endure a four-mile run or a two-mile walk? If so, sign up for the Superman Road Race! Pre-registration price is only $20 with day of price being $25. To register, or for more information, visit supermancelebration.net/images/ Documents/2016RoadRaceEntryForm.pdf. From carnival rides to a wide selection of food Metropolis will come alive June 9-12 to celebrate all things Superman. For more information and up to date schedules for the 38th Annual Superman Celebration please visit supermancelebration.net or metropolistourism.com or call 800.949.5740.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

• 13

iPrepare

By Sarah Stewart Holland

How to Protect Yourself & Your Family

or most of us, mosquitoes are a necessary evil of a Southern summer. Bites are certainly inconvenient: They can itch and become very irritated or even infected, but they are rarely a serious problem. However, due to recent media attention, many are learning about another more dangerous risk of the everyday mosquito bites - the Zika virus. Prior to 2015, Zika virus outbreaks occurred in areas of Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Pacific Islands. In May 2015, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) issued an alert regarding the first confirmed Zika virus infections in Brazil. Currently, outbreaks are occurring in many countries and territories. Zika virus will continue to spread and it will be difficult to determine how and where the virus will spread over time. So far, all confirmed cases of Zika in the U.S. are from travelers bitten by mosquitoes while in another country, including six in Kentucky. However, there is growing concern that the virus could begin to spread after those infected are bitten my mosquitos in the area. What is Zika? Zika virus disease is a disease caused by the Zika virus. People are infected with Zika through a bit from an infected Aedes species mosquito. The symptoms of Zika are usually mild and include fever, rash, joint pain,

and conjunctivitis (red eyes). The illness is rarely deadly, and many never know they are infected. Once a person has been infected, he or she is likely to be protected from future infections. How is Zika Spread? Mosquito bites are the primary cause of infection however, the Zika virus can be spread by a man to his sex partners. In known cases of sexual transmission, the men developed Zika virus symptoms. From these cases, we know the virus can be spread when the man has symptoms, before symptoms start and after symptoms resolve. In one case, the virus was spread a few days before symptoms developed. We know that the Zika virus is present in semen longer than in blood. Zika While Pregnant After outbreaks in many South American countries, health officials recently discovered that Zika can infect a fetus during pregnancy and lead to a serious birth defect called microcephaly, as well as other severe fetal brain defects. Microcephaly is a condition in which a baby's head is significantly smaller than expected, often due to abnormal brain development.

â&#x20AC;˘ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

In a recent press release from the Center for Disease Control, Tom Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., director of the CDC stated, â&#x20AC;&#x153;We have now confirmed what mounting evidence has previously suggested: Pregnant

women and their partners should take steps to avoid Zika virus infection. Health care professionals who are talking to patients every day should be aware of symptoms and advise patients who are at risk. We are working to do everything possible to protect the American public.” It’s important to know that a pregnant woman already infected with Zika virus can pass the virus to her fetus during the pregnancy or around the time of birth. To date, there are no reports of infants getting Zika virus through breastfeeding. Because of the benefits of breastfeeding, mothers are encouraged to breastfeed even in areas where Zika virus is found. Protect Yourself Mosquitos that spread chikungunya, dengue and Zika viruses are daytime biters, but they can also bite at night. Wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants, or use insect repellant. In particular, pregnant women and their families should try and stay in air-conditioned environments, or in buildings with window and door screens. Most importantly, take all necessary steps to prevent standing water in and around your home or place of business as this is where mosquitoes like to breed. The type of mosquitoes that spread Zika typically lay eggs in and near standing water in things like buckets, bowls, animal dishes, flower pots and vases. They prefer to bite people, and live indoors and outdoors near people. At least weekly drain, refresh, or cover anything that can hold water. Even a bottle cap filled with water is enough for a mosquito to breed in! Use Insect Repellant Insect repellant works! Look for deet, picaridin, IR3535, oil of lemon eucalyptus, or para-menthane-dio as active ingredients in the repellant. For extra protection, treat clothing with permethrin. Follow the directions on the label and reapply as directed. If you are using sunscreen, apply the sunscreen before the insect repellant. Protect Your Family The best way to protect younger members of your family is with clothing that covers arms and legs and with mosquito netting over cribs, strollers, and baby carriers. Do not use insect repellent on babies younger than two months of age. Do not use products containing oil of lemon eucalyptus or paramenthane-diol on children younger than three years old. Protect Your Community If you have travelled to an area with a Zika outbreak, you should take careful precautions to prevent mosquito bites for three weeks so you do not spread Zika to mosquitoes that could spread the virus to other people. For more information on mosquito born infections and their prevention and treatment please visit cdc.gov/ zika. Or contact your healthcare provider.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

• 15

iParent

A DAY WITH

Ideas for Father's Day Weekend

By Sarah Stewart Holland

ather's Day weekend is a time to celebrate the men in our families. Gone are the days where dads parked in front of the television and let mom do all the work. Today’s dads are on the front line of parenting like never before and deserve a special day to be celebrated. Instead of wrapping up another tie, give Dad the gift of time with his biggest fans. Berry Fest & Shortcake Showdown Breakfast in bed is great but what about treating dad to breakfast at the Paducah Farmers’ Market. The Market opens at 7:30am on Saturdays and is filled with locally grown food as well as craft tables, music, and

local businesses with fabulous gift ideas! On Saturday, June 18th, the Celebration Saturday Market will be hosting a berry fest and shortcake showdown! Proud Portraiture After the Farmers’ Market, stop by the Yeiser Art Center. Beginning at 11am on Saturday, the team at the YAC will be hosting a portrait class where kids can paint a portrait of dad in person or using a photograph. There will be a small supplies fee and the class will run until the supplies run out! Breakfast with Paw Patrol Texas Roadhouse will also be hosting a special breakfast on Saturday, June 18th beginning at 8:30am. Dad can take the kiddos for a special breakfast with Paw Patrol and be the hero for the day! Tickets are $10 and can be purchase for one of two seating’s at 8:30am and 9:30am. This is a volunteer event benefitting the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Go to facebook.com/aliciacray to learn more! Fun at the Fairgrounds The McCracken County Fair comes to town Saturday, June 18th and continues through the 26th. Take dad for rides, funnel cake, carnival games, or the multitude of fun activities taking place at the McCracken

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

County Fair Grounds from harness racing to motorcycle races. More information at mccrackencountyfair.com Go Fish! Most dad’s love to fish and it’s a great family activity as well. Take dad out to Noble Park in Paducah where the lake is stocked with catfish and rainbow trout twice a year. Additionally, the lake contains sunfish and bass. Get out your pole, find some worms, or bring your favorite lure, and dad is sure to relax all afternoon! Kentucky Fish and Wildlife would like to remind anglers over 16-years-old are required have a fishing license. Reminisce with the King If dad (or granddad!) is constantly recalling about the good old days, then take him to the final performance of Market House Theatre’s All Shook Up - a musical comedy built around the songs of Elvis Presley. The show is at 7:30pm and features local talent singing and dancing to the King’s greatest hits. Play a Round of Disc Golf Disc golf is a low tech, inexpensive, family friendly sport and there are courses all over western Kentucky. Take a stroll in the park and get a little exercise with dad this Father’s Day! You can buy discs at the Paducah Parks Department and at local sporting goods stores. There are courses at the following local parks: Noble Park & Midtown Park in Paducah, Mike Miller Park in Benton, Massac State Park in Metropolis, Calvert City Old Park, Kess Park in Mayfield, Central Park in Murray Sunday Brunch with the Snakes If dad requires a little more adventure with his morning meal, check out the snake feeding at the Land Between the Lake’s Nature Station on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 19, at 11:30am. Sunday brunch is the snake’s only meal of the week! Come watch as a rattlesnake, kingsnake, rat snake, and more chow down their mouse-alicious meal. You’ll even get to meet one of the snakes up close! Bring your camera for a snake selfie! Take Dad Out to the Ball Game If dad isn’t an early riser, the Paducah Chiefs will be playing Madisonville on Father’s Day at Brooks Stadium. General admission tickets are $5. The Southern Illinois Minders are also playing the Normal Cornbelter’s at 5:05pm on Father’s Day evening at Rent One Park in Marion, Illinois. There will be a pre-gram catch on the field with dad, when kids will be allowed to run the bases and participate in other family fun Sunday activities sponsored by WSIL Channel.

Father’s Day Giveaway Prize Package Enter to Win! Whatever you’re planning with Dad this weekend, make sure he knows he’s loved and create a lasting memory. Share your Father’s Day pics and selfies on our Facebook page and be entered into a giveaway package perfect for Dad. Just visit facebook.com/purchasefamilymag.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

iPlay iPlay

Grand Rivers

ragon Boat Races F

By Amy Noles

of the first time, dragon boat racing is coming to Grand Rivers! This inaugural festival will take place on the shores of Kentucky Lake at the Lighthouse Landing this July 16, 2016. This familyfriendly event has been a huge hit in Paducah for the past few years. The Grand Rivers Dragon Boat race is an event to raise funds for Livingston County Helping Hands. The event consists of local and regional teams who will race against each other in a series of heats. The competition at these races is always great to watch and rivalries are sure to develop! The festivities will begin at 9am and conclude at approximately 4pm. Spectators are encouraged to come to the festival with their lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy warm weather. Food vendors and music will keep the event lively throughout the day. The Perfect Location The event is the brainchild of Grand Rivers Tourism Commission’s Executive Director, Christine Thompson. “I became Executive Director in October 2015,” she told me. “During my college years at Murray State University I was on the rowing team. When I was thinking of new

events to bring to the area for 2016, I remembered how much fun I had traveling with my rowing team to different places and competing in regattas. I wanted to bring that to Grand Rivers.” “My old rowing coach and I began scouting out some of the waterfronts on the Lake,” Thompson explained. “We decided it wasn't feasible to hold a collegiate regatta in Grand Rivers for various logistical reasons. Then we hit on the idea of Dragon Boat Race instead! The course is much shorter which allows spectators to view the entire race. The Dragon Boat Festival allows us to add a fundraising element to the races.” The Grand Rivers Dragon Boat Festival will be produced by High Five Dragon Boat, LLC. They will provide the boats and train the crews

Dragon Boat Racing A Little History With a history of more than 2,500 years, the sport of dragon boat racing originated in ancient China. Modern day dragon boating has evolved into a worldwide competitive sport, bringing together millions across the globe annually. Festivals with traditional Asian flare and culture are commonplace alongside a dragon boat race in recent years. High level competitions have also been organized since the mid-1970s.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

The sport's growth has been most commonly found at the grassroots level. Dragon boating has become an extremely popular vehicle for fundraising, and tool for corporate team building. Local communities combine these two concepts to breathe new life into their waterfront areas, and to stimulate their local economy.

on how to row them prior to the event. It is the goal of High Five to create an annual festival in Grand Rivers that provides not only a fun community-based event, but also has a positive economic impact on the area through tourism and fundraising.

supply trucks, sweep floors and help with our fundraisers.

How to Race a Dragon Boat Anyone can form a team which consists of 18-25 people. Any age, size, ability and gender can learn to paddle on a dragon boat team. Twenty paddlers are seated in 10 rows of two, with a drummer sitting in the bow facing the paddlers. The paddler's job is to paddle in unison with the entire team. The drummer's job is to beat the drum in sync with the paddlers and to motivate their team to the finish line. A steersperson (provided by the festival) stands in the stern of the boat, guiding the boat straight down the race course with a nine-foot oar. The fastest time down to the course wins. Sound simple doesn’t it! Get Your Team Together! Forming a dragon boat team is easy! Visit grandriversdragonboat.com for registration information. Included in your team registration is a practice session where they will show you how to paddle and race. Practice sessions and race day include all of the necessary equipment such as a boat, paddles, life vests, a drum and a steersperson/coach. Find yourself 20 co-workers, friends and/or family member to join you at this exciting event! Thompson hopes to have 12-15 teams competing in the race and is anticipating a few thousand people to be in Grand Rivers on race day. “July is a busy month for this area so I expect it will be well attended,” she told me. “I'm looking forward to this event and am excited to bring something that is both fun and competitive to Grand Rivers. Having this event is a great addition to the summer calendar and will give the visitors who are already here another fun day to add to their itinerary.” Ready to form a team? Just visit grandriversdragonboat.com. For information or to speak with Thompson, please call 888.493.0152. Livingston County Helping Hands Thompson wanted the funds raised to stay in the community, so she chose Livingston County Helping Hands as the recipient. Livingston County Helping Hands (LCHH) utilizes the United States Department of Agriculture monthly programs, TEFAP (The Emergency Food Assistance Program) and CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program). In addition to these programs, Helping Hands receives donations of food from churches, businesses and individuals. Monetary donations are used to purchase food to help nearly 600 Livingston County residents each month. Livingston County Helping Hands also depends on the many volunteers who generously donate their time and energy to the everyday running of the food pantry. These volunteers stock shelves, fill food baskets, unload

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

EVENTS CALENDAR

We make every effort to ensure accuracy of information in this calendar; however, changes & cancellations may have occurred since publication. We recommend that you verify all information. For up-to-date calendar information, visit iListWesternKentucky.com

JUNE THURSDAY 2

Paducah Chamber's Power in Partnership Breakfast. Paducah/ McCracken County Convention & Expo Center. 7:30am. 270.408.1346 FREE Locally Grown Adult Summer Reading Kickoff Party. McCracken County Public Library. 7-9pm. mclib.net

FRIDAY 3

39th Annual Riverfront Rod Run. Broadway, Downtown Paducah. rivertinstreetrods.com

SATURDAY 4

5th Spokes for Strokes Bike Tour. Baptist Health Paducah. 7am. Register online at active.com 270.575.2100 FREE Noble Park Fish Out. 2801 Park Avenue, Shelter 10. 9am. Bring your own bait. No fishing license required. Junior tournament for ages 6-11. Award presentation 11:30am. Preregister by calling 270.444.8508 or register the day of the event. Kids Club Saturdays. Wickliffe Mounds. Junior Archaeologist Club. 10am-12pm & 1-3pm. 270.335.3681 parks.ky.gov/parks/historicsites/ wickliffe-mounds FREE Legos at the Library. McCracken County Public Library. 1pm. mclib.net FREE Handmade Book Workshop. Graves County Public Library. 1-5pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org FREE Live on the River Youth Night. Wilson Stage, Downtown Paducah Riverfront. Local area talent performances & family-friendly activities. 6-9pm. paducahky.gov Paducah Chiefs vs Madisonville. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com 39th Annual Riverfront Rod Run. Broadway, Downtown Paducah. rivertinstreetrods.com

SUNDAY 5

FREE Read Like a Girl: One Crazy Summer. McCracken County Public Library. 3pm. mclib.net Paducah Chiefs vs Muhlenburg. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

MONDAY 6

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org FREE Legos at the Library. Graves County Public Library. 4:25pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org

TUESDAY 7

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org Get Your Grill On. McCracken Co. Cooperative Extension. Tips for cooking healthy with your grill. 11am. 270.554.9520 mccracken.ca.uky.edu FREE Mary Hamilton: Kentucky Story Teller, Summer Reading Program. Graves County Public Library. Check out books for a chance to win prizes! 12:30-3pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org Paducah Chiefs vs Dubois County. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

â&#x20AC;¢ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Baptist Health Wound Care Center Grand Opening. 6:30-9:30pm. 270.575.2414 baptisthealth.com

WEDNESDAY 8

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org

THURSDAY 9

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org FREE Superman Celebration. supermancelebration.net

Metropolis

Community

Center.

FREE Fairy Tale Drawing Class. Graves County Public Library. 5-6pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org FREE Family Game Night. McCracken County Public Library. 5-8pm. mclib.net Paducah Chiefs vs Hopkinsville. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com FREE Movies in the Park: Big Hero 6. Noble Park Amphitheater. 8:30pm paducahky.gov/movies-park

FRIDAY 10

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org FREE Superman Celebration. supermancelebration.net

Metropolis

Community

Center.

Taking Flight for Charity. McCracken Co. Model Air Park. Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project. 12pm 270.217.3150 paducahaeromodelers.com Paducah Public School Foundation Golf Scramble. Paxton Park Golf Course. 1pm Call Lisa Chappell at 270.444.5650 for more information.

SATURDAY 11

Giant Book Sale. Marshall Co. Public Library @Benton. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org FREE Superman Celebration. supermancelebration.net

Metropolis

Community

Center.

Superman Bicycle Ride. Fort Massac State Park. 8am. The ride includes 16, 60, and 100 km routes. 618.564.3538 Register at event or at sites.google. com/site/metropoliskiwanis/home/superman-ride/registration-2016.net Paducah Regatta. 2801 Park Avenue. Registration begins at 8:45am. Boat race begins at 10am. 270.444.8508 paducahky.gov/events/2016-paducahregatta Taking Flight for Charity. McCracken Co. Model Air Park. Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project. 9am-4pm 270.217.3150 paducahaeromodelers.com Kids Club Saturdays. Wickliffe Mounds. Junior Archaeologist Club. 10am12pm & 1-3pm. 270.335.3681 parks.ky.gov/parks/historicsites/wickliffemounds

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

â&#x20AC;˘

Paducah Antique Mall Grand Reopening. 407 Broadway. Events begin at 10am & include a vintage fashion show, painting demonstrations, the history of Eli Terry, clockmaker & a raffle to support St. Jude Children's Hospital. 270.442.0035 . facebook.com/ paducahantiquemall FREE Legos at the Library. McCracken County Public Library. 1pm. mclib.net Superhero Showdown. Julian Carroll Convention Center. Benefiting Easter Seals West Kentucky. 6:30-9pm. 270.443.1746 paducahchamber.org Run Under The Stars. Carson Park 300 N 30th St. 10 Hour Endurance Night Time Run. 8pm-6am. Register before June 10. ultrasignup.com/ register.aspx?did=35334

SUNDAY 12

FREE Superman Celebration. Metropolis Community Center. supermancelebration.net Taking Flight for Charity. McCracken Co. Model Air Park. Benefiting Wounded Warrior Project. 9am-4pm 270.217.3150 paducahaeromodelers.com Paducah Antique Mall Grand Reopening. 407 Broadway. Second day events include comic book evaluations. 270.442.0035 . facebook. com/paducahantiquemall FREE KantoreI in Concert. Fountain Avenue United Methodist Church. Concert of music featuring classical to show tunes. 3am. 270.443.1724. fountainavenuechurch.com

MONDAY 13

FREE Legos at the Library. Graves County Public Library. 4:25pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org Pretty as a Princess Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 4-7, 10am-Noon; Ages 8-11, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Paducah Chiefs vs Fulton. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

TUESDAY 14

FREE Craft Day, Summer Reading Program. Graves County Public Library. 12:30-3pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org

WEDNESDAY 15

Twister Quilt Top. Livingston Co. Extension Office. 9am-2pm. 270.928.2168 livingston.ca.uky.edu Pretty as a Princess Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 4-7, 10am-Noon; Ages 8-11, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Paducah Chiefs vs Owensboro. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

Brooks

Stadium.

6:15pm.

THURSDAY 16

Twister Quilt Top. Livingston Co. Extension Office. 9am-2pm. 270.928.2168 livingston.ca.uky.edu Preschool Music Camp Begins. Harmony Road Music School. Classes for babies, toddlers through age 4, Call for times & registration. 270.444.3669 harmonyroadpaducah.com FREE Senior Health Fair. Brooksdale Paducah. 9am-1pm. Complimentary Screenings offered and information for optimal aging. 270.554.6911 Pretty as a Princess Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 4-7, 10am-Noon; Ages 8-11, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Creative Collaboration. Lowertown Arts District. 402 N 7th St. 4pm8pm. Local, regional, or international artists will pair with LowerTown artists to create collaborative art. 270.444.8690. paducahmainstreet.org FREE Edible Plants. Marshall County Public Library @Benton. 5pm8pm. Learn which local plants are safe to eat and which should be avoided. marshallcolibrary.org FREE Family Game Night. McCracken County Public Library. 5-8pm. mclib.net

FRIDAY 17

Pretty as a Princess Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 4-7, 10am-Noon; Ages 8-11, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Paducah Chiefs vs Hopkinsville. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

â&#x20AC;˘ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Paducah Lifeline Ministries Golf Outing. Drake Creek Golf Club 1 Torrey Pines, Ledbetter. 12pm. 270.994.5089. Register online at paducahlifelineministries.com

SATURDAY 18

Adult Summer Reading - Berry Fest. Paducah Farmers' Market. 7:30am-2pm. Berry themed giveaways and crafts at the McCracken County Public Library's table for their Locally Grown summer program. 270.442.2510 ext 119 mclib.net McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Kids Club Saturdays. Wickliffe Mounds. Junior Archaeologist Club. 10am-12pm & 1-3pm. 270.335.3681 parks.ky.gov/parks/historicsites/ wickliffe-mounds FREE Animal Tales: Nature's Olympians. Marshall County Public Library @Benton. 10:30am-11:30am. marshallcolibrary.org FREE Strong Fathers Crossfit. Crossfit Paducah. 11am-12pm. Free event celebrating fathers and fitness. 270.554.6911. mygymisdifferent.com FREE Legos at the Library. McCracken County Public Library. 1pm. mclib.net FREE Water Show. Marshall County Public Library @Hardin. 2pm-3pm. Children should wear swimsuits and bring a towel. marshallcolibrary.org Paducah Chiefs vs Muhlenburg. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

SUNDAY 19

McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Paducah Chiefs vs Madisonville. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

MONDAY 20

McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Junior Music Camp - Farms Songs & the Sound of Moo-sic. Harmony Road Music School. Age 4 through early elementary, Call for times & registration. 270.444.3669 harmonyroadpaducah.com FREE Abra-Kid-Abra Tales. Marshall County Public Library @Calvert City. 3pm-4pm. marshallcolibrary.org FREE Legos at the Library. Graves County Public Library. 4:25pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org FREE Family Movie Night. Graves County Public Library. 5-7pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org Paducah Chiefs vs Dubois County. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

TUESDAY 21

FREE Fairy Tale Cartoons. Graves County Public Library. 12:30-3pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org Junior Music Camp - Farms Songs & the Sound of Moo-sic. Harmony Road Music School. Age 4 through early elementary, Call for times & registration. 270.444.3669 harmonyroadpaducah.com

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

â&#x20AC;¢

McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

FREE Family Game Night. Graves County Public Library. 5-7pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org

THURSDAY 23

WEDNESDAY 22

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Junior Music Camp - Farms Songs & the Sound of Moo-sic. Harmony Road Music School. Age 4 through early elementary, Call for times & registration. 270.444.3669 harmonyroadpaducah.com

Chamber Golf Scramble. Country Club of Paducah. 12:30pm 270.443.1746. Register before June 3 online at paducahchamber.org

McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

FREE Family Game Night. McCracken County Public Library. 5-8pm. mclib.net

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

FREE Movies in the Park: Minions. Noble Park. 6pm. 270.444.8508. paducahky.gov

FRIDAY 24

FREE Canning Workshop. McCracken County Cooperative Extension. 9:30am-3:30pm. 270.554.9520. mccracken.ca.uky.edu Junior Music Camp - Farms Songs & the Sound of Moo-sic. Harmony Road Music School. Age 4 through early elementary, Call for times & registration. 270.444.3669 harmonyroadpaducah.com McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

SATURDAY 25

McCracken County Fair. mccrackencountyfair.com

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Carson

Park.

270.625.0069

Walk Around Kentucky for Epilepsy. Noble Park Shelter #19. 9am. Noble 270.637.4440. efky.org Kids Club Saturdays. Wickliffe Mounds. Junior Archaeologist Club. 10am-12pm & 1-3pm. 270.335.3681 parks.ky.gov/parks/historicsites/ wickliffe-mounds Jumps & Turns Clinic. The Rhythm Factory. Beginner/Intermediate Level (ages 8 & up), 11am-1pm. Intermediate/Advanced Level (ages 12 & up) 2-4pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com FREE Legos at the Library. McCracken County Public Library. 1pm. mclib.net

â&#x20AC;¢ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Bollywood Dance Clinic. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 10 & up. 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Concerts at the Park: Van Fleet Dance Band. Noble Park. 7pm. Noble 270.444.8508 paducahky.gov

SUNDAY 26

FREE Stuntology. Marshall County Public Library @Hardin. 3pm-4pm. 270.527.9969 marshallcolibrary.org

MONDAY 27

WEDNESDAY 29

Dynamic Dudes Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 5-10, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com Paducah Chiefs vs Owensboro. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

Brooks

Stadium.

6:15pm.

THURSDAY 30

Dynamic Dudes Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 5-10, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com

FREE Family Game Night. McCracken County Public Library. 5-8pm. mclib.net

FREE Legos at the Library. Graves County Public Library. 4:25pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org

FREE RIVERfront Concert Series: Hope Country w/Evan Webb & the Rural Route Ramblers. Downtown Paducah Riverfront. 6-9:30pm. paducahky.gov

TUESDAY 28

FREE Bright Star Theater, Summer Reading Program. Graves County Public Library. 12:30-3pm. gravescountypubliclibrary.org Dynamic Dudes Dance Camp. The Rhythm Factory. Ages 5-10, 4-6pm. 270.210.4990 trfpaducah.com FREE Cyber Security Class. Marshall County Public Library @ Benton. 6-8pm. Class size limited. Call 270.527.9969 to register. marshallcolibrary.org Paducah Chiefs vs Fulton. Brooks Stadium. 6:15pm. 270.443.5110 paducahchiefs.com

ART GALLERIES, EXHIBITIONS & MUSEUMS

Civil War Walking Tour. Paducah Convention & Visitor’s Bureau. Using the map, drawn by hand in 1861, by a Federal Captain of occupying troops in Paducah, follow the path of historical markers to discover the city”s important role during the Civil War. Call 1.800.PADUCAH for more information. Clara M. Eagle Art Gallery. 15th Street, Murray. 270.809.6734.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Clemens Fine Art Center Gallery 4810 Alben Barkley Dr. 270.534.3212 • artsinfocus.org Gallery Walk. 2ND SATURDAY Visit Lower Town Paducah’s great galleries and studios from 12–8pm. Galleries open by appointment & special event weekends. Visit paducahmainstreet.org for specific gallery hours. Glass Artisan Guild. Meets in Murray and is open to all. For information, contact Judi Little at 270.436.5132 or visit artisanglassguild.com. Meets the 2ND TUESDAY at 6pm. Usually at the Murray Transit Center but we also meet in members studios for special projects and demonstrations. Lloyd Tilghman House & Civil War Museum. 631 Kentucky Ave. Interpreting Paducah’s & Western KY’s roles in the Civil War. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Noon to 4pm; 10am–4pm when riverboats in port; group tours by appt. Adults $3/child 6–12 $1/under 6 FREE 270.575.5477. National Quilt Museum. 215 Jefferson St. 270.442.8856 quiltmuseum.com. Scheduled school groups of 10 or more are free. The museum offers guided tours to pre–registered groups. Please schedule your group at least two weeks in advance. Paducah Railroad Museum. 200 Washington St. WEDNESDAY– FRIDAY 12–4pm; SATURDAY 10am–4pm or by appointment. $5/adult; $2/child, ages 12 years & under. 270.908.6451. paducahrr.org Paducah School of Art & Design 409 Broadway St. 270.408.4278 paducahschoolofartanddesign.org

PAPA Gallery. Works by 100 local artists. 124 Broadway, Paducah. MONDAY–FRIDAY 10am–4pm. FREE. 270.575.3544 or thepapagallery. com Lowertown Gallery information available at paducaharts.com. River Discovery Center. 117 S. Water St. MONDAY–SATURDAY 9:30am–5pm. SUNDAY 1–5pm $7 adults, $5 children (ages 3–12), $6 seniors 60 & over. 270.575.9958. riverdiscoverycenter.org Yeiser Art Center 200 Broadway. 270.442.2453 • theyeiser.org Whitehaven Welcome Center. I–24, exit 7. Tours 1–4pm daily, Tours every half hour, daily 1:30–4pm. FREE. 270.554.2077. The William Clark Market House Museum. 121 Market House Square. Monday–Saturday 12–4pm. $3 ages 12 & up, $1 ages 6–11, 270.443.7759

RELIGIOUS SERVICES & MEETINGS Amazing Grace Lutheran Church – 270.933.1215 amazinggracelutheranpaducah.org • unbridledword@yahoo.com 1601 Jefferson • Paducah Sunday Service: 10am Education Hour: 8:45am Arcadia United Methodist Church – 270.442.3313 261 Lone Oak Road, Paducah • arcadiachurch.org Sunday School 9am Worship Service 10am Tuesday Men’s Prayer Gathering, 7:30am Bellview Baptist Church – 270.554.3173 bellviewbaptistpaducah.com Sunday School: 9am; Worship Service: 10am; Sunday Evening: 6pm; Wednesday Evening: 6:30pm JUNE 27-JULY 1 Submerged: Vacation Bible School: 9am-1pm Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian Church – 270.876.7239 12304 Wickliffe Rd, Kevil (Hwy 286 in Gage community) bethelcpchurch@gmail.com Find us on Facebook! SUNDAY 9am, Coffee & Donuts, 9:15am, Sunday School 10:30am, Worship Service Broadway Baptist Church 2435 Broadway St • Pastor: Brother Steve Gorham Sunday School, 10am; Sunday Worship, 11am; Sunday Evening, 6pm; Wednesday Worship, 7pm

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Broadway Church of Christ – 270.443.6206 2855 Broadway St, Paducah • broadwaycoc.com Sunday Morning Worship 9:30am Bible Study 10:45am Evening Worship 6pm MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS Precious Pottery Preschool 9am – 2pm TUESDAY Clothing Give Away 10am–Noon, WEDNESDAY Ladies Bible Class 10am, Bible Classes 6:30pm Broadway United Methodist Church – 270.443.2401 bumc–paducah.org Sunday Fellowship Time (Igert Hall) 9am. Youth & Adult Sunday School for all ages 9:30am. Worship 10:30am BUMS Youth group (grades 6–12) 5-7pm Handbell Choir 7pm Sunday morning services are streamed live and archived online. WEDNESDAY ABC (All Broadway Children) after school program 4pm Children’s Choir 5pm Fellowship Dinner 5pm YUMS (4th & 5th graders) 6pm Chancel Choir 7pm Calvary Baptist Church Clements & Powell St, Paducah • Pastor Pail Hatcher SUNDAY School 10am Worship Service 11am Evening Service 6pm WEDNESDAY Service: 6:30;m. Calvert City First Presbyterian Church – 270.395. 4700 639 Evergreen St, P.O. Box 95 • Calvert City fpccalvert.com • firstprescc@windstream.net Everyone Welcome! Sunday School 9:30am Fellowship 10am Worship 10:45am Calvert City United Methodist Church 571 Oak Park Blvd., Calvert City SUNDAYS First Light Worship Service–Contemporary 9am Sunday School 10am Traditional Service 11am

WEDNESDAYS Children, Youth & Adult Bible Studies 6pm, Adult Choir 7pm Central Church of Christ – 270.442.1017 2201 Washington St SUNDAY Bible Study Classes for all ages 9:30am Morning Worship 10:30am Evening Worship 6pm ; WEDNESDAY Bible Study classes for all ages 7pm; EVERY TUESDAY Ladies’ Bible Class, 1-2pm; LAST SATURDAY “Dorcas Day” Clothing Give–Away 9am–Noon JUNE 12-15 "The Voyage" Vacation Bible School. 3-years-old thru 6th grade. 6-8pm (Meal provided at 5pm) Christ Chapel UECNA – 270.354.9132 Traditional Anglican - 1928 BCP • Nine-tenths of a mile north of US 68 on Hiter Road in Fairdealing • Fr. Tom Hiter, Pastor. 270.354.9132 or tyhiter@wk.net. All faiths welcome SUNDAY Worship Services at 8:30am WEDNESDAY 7pm Christ Community Church – 270.744.0397 christchurchpaducah.com • facebook.com/christchurchpaducah Youth Pastor: Hamilton C. Ashley 270.727.0188 • Childrens Ministries: Jessica Watkins 270.575.3120 SUNDAY Coffee & Donuts 9am Bible Classes 9:30am Morning Worship & Junior Church (ages 10 & under) 10:30am WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7pm Community Fellowship Baptist Church – 270.856.4463 90 State Route 408 West, Hickory • cfbc.tv SUNDAY 8:30, 10 & 11:30am Concord Christian Center – 270.441.7900 3661 James Sanders Blvd., Paducah (Across from Hutson’s & Sam’s) • churchbythemall.com

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

SUNDAY Small Groups 9:45am Worship 10:45am, 6pm WEDNESDAY Service 7pm Concord United Methodist Church – 270.443.2669 concord.church SUNDAY Worship Times 8:15am, 10:30am & 6pm; Coffee/Donuts/ Fellowship 9am Sunday School 9:30am; TUESDAY WISE Bible Study for Women 6:30pm; WEDNESDAY Fellowship Meal 5:15pm (call to make reservations) B.L.A.S.T. for Kids, Youth Meeting & Adult Bible Study 6pm; THURSDAY Men’s Prayer Breakfast 8am The Prayer Room is open to the public; MONDAY–FRIDAY 9am–4pm • Plus Homemakers, Scouts, Blood Drives & other occasional events. Child care is provided in the nursery during Sunday morning services. JUNE 19-22 Cave Quest Vacation Bible School 5-7:45pm Meal served at 5pm Concord West Church of Christ – 270.744.6329 4715 Mayfield Metropolis Road • Paducah SUNDAY Bible Study 9am Worship 10am Evening Worship 6pm WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7pm First Baptist Church, Paducah – 270.442.2728 fbcpaducah.org SUNDAY School 9am Worship 10:15am Evening Worship 5pm WEDNESDAY Fellowship Meal 5pm Worship 6pm 252 Basics (children) 5:50pm Awaken (youth) 6pm Adult Choir Rehearsal 7pm First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) – 270.527.8560 2515 S Main St, Benton • fccdcbentonky.org Facebook: First Christian Church Disciples of Christ Benton SUNDAY Church School 9:45am Worship 10:45am WEDNESDAY Youth Night 5:30–7pm MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY Men’s Exercise Group 9–10am

First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) – 270.443.8251 415 Audobon Dr Paducah • fccpaducah.org SUNDAY School 9:30am Traditional Worship 10:45am (Sanctuary Upper Level) 10:45am Celebration Contemporary Worship (Fellowship Hall – Lower Level) 10:45am First Presbyterian Church – 270.442.3545 SUNDAY Church School 9:30am Worship 10:45am Youth Choir (6th – 12th grades) 4:30pm Youth Group 5:30–7pm, Handbells 6pm WEDNESDAY Children’s Choir & Activities 4–5:45pm Adult Choir 7pm Fountain Avenue United Methodist – 270.443.1724 SUNDAY Fellowship 9am Sunday School for all ages, 9:45am Worship & Children’s Church (ages 4–9) 10:45am. Communion Service; FIRST SUNDAY of each month. Nursery provided for birth – age 3. Evening Services 6pm; MONDAY & THURSDAY Quilting Group 9:30am; WEDNESDAY Church Dinner 5:30pm ($5/call for reservation by noon Tuesday) Program & youth activities 6pm Choir 6:30pm. Four Rivers Covenant Church – 270.444.6598 or 1.866.733.7245 Paducah: 1200 Broadway • Calvert City: 109 Main St SUNDAY Worship 9:30 & 11am Friendship Baptist Church of Paducah – 270.534.1900 SUNDAY Sunday School 9am Morning Worship 10:15am Evening Worship 6pm; WEDNESDAY Evening Worship 6pm Gospel Mission Worship Center 270.898.3613 6905 Benton Rd Paducah gospelmissionworship.com SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30am, Morning Service 10:45am, Evening Service 5:30pm; WEDNESDAY Evening Service 6pm Grace Bible Church 270.554.0808 SUNDAY Celebration Service 9:45am. Potluck following service. WEDNESDAY Service 6:30pm Grace Episcopal Church 270.443.1363 820 Broadway gracepaducah.net grachurch@hotmail.com SUNDAY Holy Eucharist 7:30am & 9:45am 8 Christian Formation 11:15am TUESDAY Centering Prayer 8am WEDNESDAY Bible Study 10:30am • Holy Eucharist 12pm Harmony Baptist Church - 270.488.3115 9215 Ogden Landing Rd harmonypastor@gmail.com SUNDAY 10am Sunday School, 11am Morning Worship & Children’s Church, 5:30pm AWANA, 6pm Evening Worship WEDNESDAY 7am Prayer & Praise, Bible Buddies Heartland Worship Center – 270.534.1400 SUNDAY Sunday School 8, 9:15 & 10:45am Sunday Services 9:30, 10:45am & 6pm; WEDNESDAY Evening Service 6pm Children’s Activities 6pm Middle/High School, 6–8pm Divorce Care 6:30pm. Highland Cumberland Presbyterian Church – 270.554.3572 SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45am Worship 10:45am Youth & Evening Worship 6pm. WEDNESDAY Youth 6pm, Bible Study 6pm Hillcrest Baptist Church – 270.217.2796 SUNDAY Sunday School 9am Services 10am & 5pm; MONDAY– FRIDAY Hillcrest Preschool; THIRD FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH Family Movie Night

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

House of Hope Ministries - 270.933.1069 hohmin.org • Pastor Michael Pryor SUNDAY 9:30–10:15am Purpose Driven Life Class & Sunday School 11am Worship Service; WEDNESDAY 6:30–7:15pm Midweek Fill–up Service Immanuel Baptist Church – 270.443.5306 SUNDAY Prayer 9am Sunday School 9:30am Worship 10:45am; WEDNESDAY Shepherd’s Table Dinner Food served from 4:50– 5:30pm. $5 for adults & $3 for children. JourneyKidz (Preschool Mission Friends & Children’s Choir & Handbells/Chimes) 5:45–7pm Youth Group (Grades 6–12) 5:45–7pm. Discipleship Groups Faith & Fiction – Last; THURSDAYS 7pm. Morning Study Group 6:30am–noon 3RD THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH Service Opportunities Mission Meal for River City at 6pm Jesus Christ Little House of Prayer – 270.898.9875 SUNDAY Morning Worship 10am. Evening Worship 6pm. THURSDAY Evening Service. 6:30pm.

Lone Oak First Baptist Church 270.554.1441 • loneoakfbc.org SUNDAY Sunday School 7:30am Morning Worship 8:30am, 9:45am & 11am Sunday School 8:30am, 9:45am, 11am & 6pm Evening Worship 6:30pm; Wednesday Children’s Choir 5:45pm Middle & High School Choir 6pm Prayer Meeting, Children’s Missions, Worship Choir & Orchestra 6:30pm Lone Oak United Methodist Church • 270.554.1272 loneoakumcpaducah.org SUNDAY Contemporary Service 8am Fellowship in Narthex 9am, Sunday School 9:15am Traditional Service 10:30am Nursery Available 9–11:30am; WEDNESDAY Church Dinner 5:30pm Bible Study 6pm Bell Choir 6pm Chancel Choir 7pm Lovelaceville United Methodist Church 143 N Broadway, Lovelaceville SUNDAY School 10am Worship Service 11am Sunday Evening Service 6pm 1ST SUNDAY of the month communion is held.

The Journey Church Calloway County 3rd Floor Curris Center (Chestnut St, Murray) SUNDAY Service Times 9:30am & 11am The Journey Church Marshall Co 198 Old Symsonia Road SUNDAY Service Time 11am Ledbetter UMC 200 Golden Meadow Drive SUNDAY Worship Service 9:30am Sunday School 10:30am Living Word Pentecostal Church 270.575.3477 SUNDAY Morning Sunday School/Worship 10am Evening Worship 6pm; WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7pm Bus Ministry call 270.564.5706 or 270.210.9086 Lone Oak Church of Christ 270.554.2511 loneoakchurchofchrist.com SUNDAY Worship 10am Sunday School 9am Evening Service 6pm Wednesday Bible Study 7pm

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Lutheran Church of the Cross – 618.524.4628 2601 North Ave, Metropolis SUNDAY School 9am Worship Service 10am; 1ST & 3RD SUNDAY Holy Communion Margaret Hank Memorial Cumberland Presbyterian Church 270.443.3689 • margarethank.org SUNDAY School 9:30am Worship 10:30am Evening Service 6pm Mayfield First United Methodist Church 270.247.5678 • mayfieldfirst.com SUNDAY School 9:30am Worship 10:30am TUESDAY Celebrate Recovery meal 5:30pm Meeting 6:15pm WEDNESDAY Fellowship meal 5:30pm Bible Study 6:15pm McKendree United Methodist Church 270.488.3770 or 270.488.2444 SUNDAY Sunday School 9am Worship 10:30am Youth & Children Activities 4:30pm Evening Worship 6pm; WEDNESDAY Bible Study 6:30pm ; 3RD SATURDAY Senior Citizens Social Dinner 4:30–6pm. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY 10am–3pm SATURDAY 9am–Noon. Clothes Closet Open. Most items 25 cents to $1. Milburn Chapel Cumberland Presbyterian – 270.488.2588 SUNDAY Donuts & Coffee 9am Sunday School 9:30am Morning Worship 10:30am Evening 6pm; WEDNESDAY Evening Meal 5:30pm Bible Study (all ages) 6:15pm Mt. Sterling Cumberland Presbyterian Church 618.564.2616 Contact Bro. David LeNeave, contact@mscpchurch.com SUNDAY Sunday School 10am Worship 11am Evening Worship 6pm

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Youth Group 6pm WEDNESDAY Bible Study 6:30pm, Junior Youth Group 6:30pm Mt. Zion Baptist Church 270.554.0518 mtzionpaducah.org SUNDAY School 9am Worship 10am & 6:30pm WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting & Bible Study, 6:30pm New Covenant Fellowship of Reidland – 270.898.9664 SUNDAY Worship Service 10:30am New Geneva Community Church, Paducah – 270.443.8866 ngccarp.org SUNDAY 10am Worship 11:30am, Intergenerational Bible Study meal following; TUESDAY Women’s Ministry 7pm; THURSDAY Men’s Ministry 5:30pm & 6:45pm; TUESDAY–FRIDAY Biblical counseling available by appointment New Hope Cumberland Presbyterian Church – 270.554.0473 7680 New Hope Road, Paducah • Pastor: Curtis Franklin, brocurtis@kybiz.net • Youth Pastor: Dusty Shull SUNDAY School 9:30am Worship 10:30am Evening Youth & Worship 6pm; WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7pm. For youth information, contact the River Youth Ministries. Contact Melanie Rogers 270.978.1761 or email: melattheriver@yahoo.com Oakland Cumberland Presbyterian Church – 270.898.2630 or 270.350.7262 Rev. Danny York, Pastor • 9104 US Hwy 68 West, Calvert City SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30am Morning Worship 10:30am Evening Worship 6pm WEDNESDAY Evening Bible Study 6pm.

Oaklawn Baptist Church – 270.442.1513 oaklawnbaptistky.org SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45am Worship 11am & 6pm WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7pm God’s Children 7pm

The Potter’s House Baptist Worship Center –270.928.9905 pottershousebwc.com SUNDAY Bible Study 9:30am Worship 10:45am Evening 6pm WEDNESDAY Prayer/Bible Study 6pm

Olivet Baptist Church – 270.442.3267 office@obcpaducah.org SUNDAY 9am Sunday School 10am Morning Worship, Kids Worship Time (ages 3 to K) 5:45pm Awana For Kids (ages 2–6th grade) 6pm Evening Worship WEDNESDAY 6:30pm Bible Studies for ages 2– Adult

Reidland Baptist Church – 270.898.6243 rbaptist@bellsouth.net • reidlandbaptistchurch.com SUNDAY 9am Sunday School (classes for all ages) Morning Worship Service 10:10am Children’s Church/Junior Church (ages 3 - 5th grade) 5:30–7pm. Choir Practice 5–6:15pm Mission Friends (Age 3–Kindergarten) Children In Action (1st–5th Grade) 5–7pm Youth 6:30pm Adult Bible Study TUESDAY & THURSDAY 9:30am Early Learning & Pre–K Program WEDNESDAY TeamKID (ages 3–5th grade), 6–7:30pm Youth (grades 6–12), 6–7:45pm Prayer & Adult Bible Study 6:30pm Nursery provided for all services & Sunday school.

Open Door Baptist Church – 270.443.6522 theopendoorbaptistchurch.com • 227 Farley Place, Paducah Pastor – Mark Armstrong, pastor@theopendoorbaptistchurch.com SUNDAY School 10am Morning Worship & Children’s Church 11am Evening 6pm WEDNESDAY 7pm. If you need a ride or more information, call the church office. Pathway Baptist Church – 270.395.5683 pathwaybaptist.org • 229 W. 5th Avenue, Calvert City SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30am Worship Service 10:30am Evening Services Adults, Youth & Children 6pm WEDNESDAY Adult Prayer, Bible Study 6:30pm Awana for children 2 years old–6th grade 6:30pm (during school year) Youth Service 6:30pm THURSDAY Grief Share 6:30pm Monthly Men’s Meetings and Ladies Connect Pleasant Grove Baptist Church – 270.442.1000 1110 North 14th Street, Paducah SUNDAY Explorer Hour 9:30am Worship 11am 1ST SUNDAY Lord Supper WEDNESDAY Prayer/Bible Study 6pm 1ST WEDNESDAY Youth Bible Study 6pm

Reidland Christian Church – 270.898.3904 reidlandchristian.org SUNDAY 9:30am Sunday School 10:30am Worship 6pm Bible study WEDNESDAY 6pm Family Meal 7pm Bible Study for Children/Adults Reidland Seventh Day Adventist Church – 270.898.3010 5320 Kentucky Dam Road, Paducah SATURDAY Sabbath School 9:30am Worship Service 11am 1ST SABBATH OF EACH MONTH following worship service a FREE delicious vegetarian fellowship meal is served WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 6:30pm Reidland United Methodist – 270.217.0400 Faithweaver Friends preschool-6th grade WEDNESDAYS 5:157:30pm Free dinner & fun, interactive bible discussions for kids.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Rosary Chapel Catholic Church – 270.444.6383 Rosary@bellsouth.net Mass Schedule WEDNESDAY 6pm SUNDAY 10:30am

St. Anthony of Paduah Catholic Church, Grand Rivers 270.395.4727 • stpiusx.us Mass Schedule WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY 8am

Spring Bayou Baptist Church – Kevil– 270.462.3014 springbayou.com SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45am Morning Worship & WeeWorship 10:45am; Awana Program 5pm Evening Worship 6pm WEDNESDAY Evening 7pm

St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church – 270.442.1923 stfrancisdesalespaducah.org Mass Schedule TUESDAY–FRIDAY 12pm SATURDAY 5pm; SUNDAY 8:30 &11am. An Invitation to Catholics Wanting to Come Home: If you are a Catholic who has been away from the Church – no matter how long or for whatever reason – we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with God & the Catholic Church. Join us for informal listening sessions & an update of the Catholic faith facilitated by parishioners. Contact Cindy at 270.559.4606 for information, without obligation.

Southland Baptist Temple – 270.444.9678 southlandbaptisttemple.com SUNDAY 7–9am Topper’s Gospel Show (WKYQ) 9:45am Sunday School 10:45am Worship Service, KidzAlive (3–5th grade) 6pm Evening Service WEDNESDAY 10am–3pm Mission Room Open 4:30-6pm Evening Meal 6:30-8pm AWANA (2–6th grade) The Light (7th–12th grade) 6:45pm Adult Bible Classes

St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church – 270.554.3810 stjohn–theevangelist.org Mass Schedule TUESDAY–SATURDAY 7:30am SATURDAY 5am SUNDAY 7:30am & 9am St. Matthew Lutheran Church 270.442.8294 SUNDAY 9:30am Worship 1st & 3rd SUNDAY Potluck and Education 5pm St. Paul Lutheran Church 270.442.8343 SUNDAY Worship 8 & 10:45am Bible Study & Sunday School 9:30am The Lutheran Hour, Christian outreach radio program can be heard locally on WNGO 1320am & WKYX 570am each Sunday at 6pm Sponsored by St. Paul Lutheran Church. St. Peter’s of the Lake Episcopal Church - 270.362.8301 stpetersofthelakes.com Holy Eucharist or Morning Prayer Service 10am Children’s SUNDAY School 10:15-10:45am St. Pius X Catholic Church, Calvert City – 270.395.4727 stpiusx.us • Pastor: Father Anthoni Ottagan Mass Times TUESDAY 6pm. WEDNESDAY–FRIDAY 8am SATURDAY 4:30pm SUNDAY 10am St. Thomas More Catholic Church – 270.534.9000 stmore.org Mass Schedule MONDAY & THURSDAY 6pm TUESDAY & FRIDAY 7am SATURDAY 5:30pm SUNDAY 9 & 11am (1pm En Español) Nursery available at all services MONDAY EVENING Active MOMS group & Active couples group. Call 270.534.9000 for more information. WEDNESDAY Mother’s Day Out THURSDAY Moms Group Playgroup Temple Israel – 270.442.4104 templeisrael.us FRIDAY Lay–led Services 5:30pm Rabbi–led Services 7pm Trinity United Methodist Church – 270.534.9516 facebook.com/TUMCPaducah • office@trinitypaducah.com SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30am Worship 10:30am TUESDAY Women’s Bible Study 9–11am (TUMC) & 6–8pm (offsite) WEDNESDAY Awana (2yr old–5th Grade) 5–6:45pm Youth (6th–12 grade) 5:30–6:45pm Choir 6–7pm Twelve Oaks Baptist Church – 270.554.4634 SUNDAY Sunday School 9:30am Worship 8,10 & 10:45am

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

PSAD

MAC

MHT

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

â&#x20AC;¢

THE CARSON CENTER Jeanne Robertson. June 5, 3pm

Music @ Mac: Amy LaVere. June 11, 8pm

Fridays @ 5. June 24, 5pm

Pieces of April. June 13, 6:30pm The Dooms Chapel Horror. June 14, 7pm A Clockwork Orange. June 15, 7pm

MAIDEN ALLEY Music @ Mac: Brandy Zdan. June 3, 8pm

Music @ Mac: The Blue Eyed Bettys. June 23, 8pm

Midnight Special. June 4, 4pm, 7pm & 9:30pm June 5, 4pm, & 7pm June 6 & 7, 7pm

MARKET HOUSE THEATRE All Shook Up. June 2-5, June 9-12, June 16-18

Movies for Me: The Sandlot. June 4, 4pm

HA! Teen Comedy Improv Troupe Show. June 20

NATIONAL QUILT MUSEUM Volunteer Meetings. 1ST THURSDAY each month. 2pm Gala of the Unexpected. through July 12 12th Quilt Japan. Through August 9 PADUCAH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Pa*BREW*cah Beer Fest. 2nd & Broadway. June 18. 12-5pm Summer Music Camp. McCracken County High School. June 20-24. 8:30am-3:30pm. paducahsymphony.org

One awesome week this summer, experience that lasts a lifetime.

Summer Music Camp June 20-24

PIANO

JAZZ

CHORUS

8:30 am - 3:30 pm

@ McCracken County High School

BAND

$125 Early Bird Registration by May 13

PSO Grades 4-12 (includes lunch & t-shirt) All-State Choir Audition Music to be taught to 10th-12th grades

Reserve your spot today!

Details & Registration online @

ORCHESTRA PaducahSymphony.org

P A D U C A HS YM P H O N Y . O R G | 2 7 0 . 4 4 4 . 00 6 5 | 7 6 0 BROADW AY | P ADU CAH , KENTU CKY 4 2 001

â&#x20AC;¢ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Paducah Symphony Orchestra

760 Broadway • 270.444.0065 Hours: M-F 9am-5pm paducahsymphony.org

The Carson Center 100 Kentucky Avenue 270.450.4444 Hours: M-F 8am-5pm thecarsoncenter.org

Market House Theatre 132 Market House Square 270.444.6828 Hours: M-F 12-5pm markethousetheatre.org

Yeiser Art Center

200 Broadway • 270.442.2453 Hours: T-S 10am-5pm Sun 12-4pm theyeiser.org

River Discovery Center 117 S. Water Street 270.575.9958 riverdiscoverycenter.org

National Quilt Museum 215 Jefferson • 270.442.8856 Hours: M-S 10am-5pm Sun 1-5pm quiltmuseum.org

Maiden Alley Cinema 112 Maiden Alley 270.442.7723 maidenalleycinema.org

Paducah School of Art & Design

409 Broadway • 270.408.4278 191 Madison Street 270.408.4282 paducahschoolofarts anddesign.org

Downtown Gazebo iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

NQM

12th Quilt Japan

CARSON

â&#x20AC;¢ JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

YAC

RIVER DISCOVERY

PADUCAH CVB

WEDNESDAY Awana 5:30–7pm, Mid–Week Service 6pm United Central Presbyterian Church – 270.442.6414 unitedcentralpres.org • info@unitedcentralpres.org SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45am Sunday Worship 10:45am Nursery provided, service ASL interpreted. United Church of Paducah – 270.442.3722 uccpaducah.org SUNDAY Worship celebration 10am Coffee & refreshments 11– 11:20am Christian Education until Noon. Waldo Baptist Church – 618.564.2180 waldobaptist.org SUNDAY Bible Study 9am Morning Worship Service 10am Evening Worship Service 6am WEDNESDAY Fellowship Meal Ministry 5:30pm Mid–Week Service 7pm Way of Christ Bible Fellowship Church – 270.575.0039 Pastor Louis Moore facebook.com/pages/Way-of-Christ-Bible-Fellowship SUNDAY Morning Service 10:45am WEDNESDAY Youth Bible Study 5:30pm Adult Bible Study 6:30pm West End Baptist Church – 270.443.1043 SUNDAY School 9:30am Worship Service 10:45am Evening Worship 6pm WEDNESDAY Fellowship Meal 5:30pm Call church office by Noon to reserve your spot. TUESDAY Children/Youth Bible Study & Adult Prayer Service 6:30pm World Harvest Church – 270.442.8949 3250 Steele Road, West Paducah • Pastor: Dr. Chris Cody SUNDAY 9:45-10:15am Corporate Prayer 10:30am Worship Service WEDNESDAY 7pm Worship Service THURSDAY 8:45-10am Corporate Prayer Woodlawn Cumberland Presbyterian Church – 270.442.7713 3402 Benton Road woodlawnchurch@live.com • Facebook/woodlawnchurch SUNDAY 9:45-10:15am Corporate Prayer 10:30am Worship Service WEDNESDAY 7pm Worship Service THURSDAY 8:45-10am Corporate Prayer Zion Cumberland Presbyterian Church (formerly United Central Presbyterian Church) – 270.442.6414 zioncpcinfo@gmail.com • sites.google.com/site/zioncpc/ SUNDAY Bible Study 9:30am, Morning Worship 10:45am, Youth and Evening Worship 6pm WEDNESDAY Children 6:15pm (during school year), Youth 6pm, Bible Study 6:30pm

ON-GOING COMMUNITY EVENTS & NOTICES Adult Ballroom Dance Party FRIDAYS 8–10pm. $7 cover charge Drinks & refreshments included. Open to the public. Ruth Johnson School of Dance, 1702 Broadway. Call 270.442.8321 Agents of Nature. EVERYDAY LBL Nature Station. 10am–5pm. Visitors to Land Between The Lakes can experience the Woodlands Nature Station & surrounding trails in a whole new way. The mobile game invites users to search for hidden QR codes & complete fun

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Summer

reading Program

Animal Tales Animal Show 6/18 • @Benton 7/18 • @Hardin Water Show Animal Tales 6/18 • @Hardin 7/19 • @Calvert City Abra-Kid-Abra Kid’s Crossfit 6/20 • @Calvert City 7/20 • @Benton Stuntology Jim Stott, Magician 6/25 • @Hardin 7/21 • @Hardin Calvert City Olympics Mark Comley, Magician 7/5 • @Calvert City 7/25 • @Benton Bright Star Theater Market House Theater 7/6 • @Benton 7/26 • @Calvert City Kid’s Crossfit Wellness Wednesday 7/7 • @Hardin 7/27 • @Benton Pirate Music Market House Theater 7/9 • @Calvert City 7/28 • @Hardin Mr. Bond, Science Guy Complete schedule available at 7/12 - 14 • All Branches www.marshallcolibrary.org

educational challenges about their surroundings while walking along a scenic 1.5 mile route. landbetweenthelakes.us agentsofdiscovery.net American Disaster Action Team (DAT) 2ND MONDAYS monthly meetings. 6:30pm. Chapter building. 270.442.3575. American Red Cross Volunteer Opportunity. 2ND MONDAYS at 6pm. Western Kentucky Chapter is looking for volunteers for disaster relief training. To support our area counties, call 270.442.3575 for more information. redcross.org. Ballard County Cemetery Road Meets the 1ST THURSDAYS 5pm at Ballard County Emergency Management Center, 111 West Kentucky Dr., LaCenter. Created by the Ballard County Fiscal Court to preserve old family cemeteries. Contact Betty Johnson, chairman, at 270.210.3538. Ballard–Carlisle Historical & Genealogy Society Meets the 4TH SUNDAYS, 2pm at the Ballard–Carlisle Historical & Genealogy Society Building, 257 4th St. in Wickliffe. Everyone is welcome to attend. Open FRIDAY 8am–4pm For more information, contact Sandy Martin, 270.642.2187. Barre Evolution with Marci Paris. TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS. 270.519.2770. Book Club. 3RD MONDAYS Downtown Coffee Bar, 426 Broadway. 10am. Everyone is welcome to join our book club to discuss the book of the month. Call to find out what we’re reading, 270.444.0044 Concerts in the Park. FRIDAYS Paducah Community Band will perform different styles including Jazz, Dixieland, Polka strings and more. 7pm. Cans for the Cross. 1ST SATURDAYS. Aluminum can will be collected at the corner of the Ballard County Courthouse at 10am. Celebrate Recovery at Mayfield First United Methodist Church. Reaching out to anyone needing help with personal losses, addiction, and anything needing Christian help. For all of life's hurts, habits & hang-ups. Optional meal at 5:30pm; Meetings begin at 6:15pm. Childcare provided. 270.247.5678 Charitable Bingo Ballard County Board of Education, 264 E Kentucky Drive, Barlow. THURSDAYS For more information, call 270.665.9844. FREE Commander’s Coffee. WEDNESDAYS Have coffee & donuts with the Commander and officers as well as see a Chapter Service Officer to resolve VA disability issues. Disabled American Veterans. 8am-12pm 270.444.9808 E–Reader classes THURSDAYS Led by Patrick Archer at McCracken County Public Library. FREE meals served Family & Community Kitchen Meals/ Fellowship. SUNDAYS Noon–1pm at Broadway UMC (270.443.2401). 3–4:30pm at St. Luke Aldersgate UMC (270.442.8621). No questions asked. FREE meals served Family Kitchen Meals/Fellowship. SATURDAYS 11am.–1pm. at Holy House of Prayer. 270.443.1724. Open to everyone.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Family Movie Entertainment. Traders Mall, theater. SATURDAYS 2pm matinée, 7pm evening show. Concessions available, games before the show. Feeding the Hungry–Community Ministries. 1200 Jefferson St. Volunteers (age 14 & older) are always needed to help serve free lunches to anyone who’s hungry. Shifts available from 9:45am–1:15pm, MONDAY–FRIDAY. Financial support also welcomed! For more info, call 270.575.3400 or visit community-ministries.org.

FREE L.I.F.E. Community Marriage Enrichment. 1ST SUNDAYS 6–7pm. Married couples are invited to these sessions to discuss issues that hinder marriage and how to overcome them. Contact 270.575.3823. Livingston County Adult Education. MONDAY–THURSDAY, 8:30am–4pm Extended hours on TUESDAYS until 8pm. Call 270.928.3777

FREE Foster Parent Classes Starting Soon! Open your heart & home to a child in need by becoming a foster parent. Omni Visions, Inc. makes training easy & flexible for your schedule. Call Karen Jones at 270.206.8690 for more information. omnivisions.com

FREE Love Books & Love Bikes? Check–out books; check–out a bike lock! Something good to know – the McCracken County Public Library has bike locks at the front desk for check out. (Use your library card.) So, when you ride to the library and impulsively stop in for a browse, you don’t have to leave your bike unattended and in danger of being stolen. Just go to the front desk & check out a lock. mclib.net

FREE GED Classes Livingston County Adult & Family Learning Center 306 Wilson Avenue, Smithland. Also offering free computer classes, math classes, reading classes, & ESL. For more info call 270.928.3777.

FREE meals served. Marcella’s Kitchen. Draffenville Lions Club, 262 Griggstown Road. Open MONDAY–FRIDAY, 11am–1pm. For more, call Marcella Perkins, 270.705.3402.

FREE GED Classes WKCTC, 8am–4:30pm at Anderson Technical Building & at KY Oaks Mall 10am-6pm. To register, call 270.534.3451. westkentucky.kctcs.edu.

Matters of Life Forum. 2ND THURSDAYS McCracken Co. Senior Center Activities Room. 11am. We will discuss many topics such as ethical wills, passing on important values and bereavement support. For more, contact nancy.wallace@uky.edu

The Great Rivers Group, Sierra Club, meets the 1ST WEDNESDAYS. For information: 270.236.2317, 270.753.8910 or visit kentucky. sierraclub.org. FREE Homebound Service. Are you a “homebound” book lover? If you are elderly, critically ill, or temporarily unable to come to the McCracken County Public Library, you may be able to have the books come to you! The library is offering Homebound Service to those who qualify. Residents of Paducah & McCracken County can apply for the free service by calling the library & having an application sent to them by mail or by going online to mclib.net/homebound & clicking on the application site. Materials can be mailed to private homes. Those in nursing homes, assisted living facilities or hospitals may receive materials by hand delivery from the staff. Questions, call 270.442.2510 ext. 118. Kentucky Wing Civil Air Patrol – National Guard Armory, 8000 Hinkleville Road TUESDAYS 6pm. Offering lessons in aviation & aerospace principles, along with teamwork & leadership training. Members often participate in rescue & disaster relief missions. For more info, call 270.331.1750, visit kywgcap.org or email kycap201@ calldialog.net.

McCracken County Humane Society Pet Adoptions at PetSmart. 3RD WEDNESDAYS 10am–5pm. mccrackenhumane.org FREE Mothering Through Breastfeeding. 2ND TUESDAYS 10am at Grace Episcopal Church. This parenting support group is open to all pregnant and nursing mothers and their children. 270.443.2373 or 270.442.4891. Muay Thai Kickboxing. MONDAYS Atmosphere Martial Arts Academy. 6:30pm. atmosphereacademy.com Night Moves Dance Club American Legion, 425 Legion Drive. THURSDAYS 6-9pm, line dancing and couple’s classes. $4 at the door. For more, call 270.442.3186. Noble Park Pool 2801 Park Avenue. TUESDAYS-SATURDAYS 11:30am-4:30pm 270.444.8508. Paducah Community Chorus First Christian Church. TUESDAYS 7pm. Participation is FREE and anyone who loves choral singing is welcome to join. Call 270.443.8251 or email at jnatpat@comcast.net.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Paducah Cooperative Ministry 402 Legion Drive. Provides emergency food pantry assistance, financial assistance for rent evictions, utility disconnections, prescription medications, & stranded traveler needs. Limited to McCracken County residents. Open MONDAY–FRIDAY 9am–Noon & 1–4pm. 270.442.6795. paducahcoopministry.org. Paducah Kennel Club Meeting 1325 Fisher Road. 2ND TUESDAYS 7pm All dog lovers welcome. More information call 270.210.8298. Paducah Writer’s Group. FRIDAYS 8pm. Hear some of the area’s most talented poets and storytellers, along with a great audience. Come on down and drop some science on the mic or just kick back and listen with a fine cup of joe. Etcetera Coffeehouse. River City Singles MONDAY Evening Dance Carroll Convention Center 7–11pm. $6. Starfish Orphan Ministry invites you to be a part of a life changing adventure to El Salvador... First timer? It’s okay! Don’t be afraid to see how you can help make a difference to orphaned children in need! 270.933.1250 starfishorphanministry.org. Story Hour Metropolis Public Library, 317 Metropolis Street. THURSDAYS 11am. For more, call 618.524.4312. Toastmasters Club meets at MSU Paducah Regional Campus, 4430 Sunset, Room 224, Paducah, KY 42001 THURSDAYS 12–1pm Afraid to speak in public? Learn to speak powerfully in an exciting, fun environment. Visitors are always welcome. Call Clay Campbell 270.703.2700 for more info. FREE

Tours

for

Teachers.

Wickliffe

Mounds.

FRIDAYS

10am-3pm. Must make advance reservations. 270.335.3681 kentuckystateparksfoundation.org Zonta Club of Paducah 2ND TUESDAYS 6pm. Shandies. Advancing the status of women world wide through service and advocacy. 270.444.0664 facebook.com/ZontaClubOfPaducah

SCHOOL NOTES

Immanuel Baptist Church Preschool Half-day enrichment classes beginning at 9am for 2-5 year olds. "Lunch Bunch" extended days on WEDNESDAYS & THURSDAYS until 2:30pm. Minimum of two teachers per classroom. Professional & dedicated teachers. Imaginative learning environment where your child gets ready for their next step. Call 270.443.5306 or email dprice@vci.net for more information. ibcpaducah.org The McCracken County Preschool Head Start Office (301 Cumberland Avenue) is now accepting appointments to register for the 2016/2017 school year. Children must be 3 or 4 years old on or before August 1, 2016 and they must be income eligible or exhibit a developmental delay. Children must also reside in the McCracken County school district. Please call 270.538.4041 to schedule an appointment.

CAMPS, CLASSES & EDUCATION FREE Chess Club Calloway County Public Library. MONDAYS 5:307:30pm Family Education on Mental Illness. Baptist Health, Paducah. FRIDAYS 7–9:30pm. Strategies to cope with the distress of mental illness in a loved one. AND how to take care of yourself during this hard time. For more, call Marcia or Paul Grant at 270.554.1915. Paducah Parks Services offers classes for children, teens, & adults. Classes include art lessons, martial arts, soccer, & dance. For details, call 270.444.8508 or visit paducahky.gov Prepared Childbirth Classes. Meeting Room A, Doctors Office Building 2, Baptist Health, Paducah. 5–8pm on MONDAYS, 9am-3pm on SATURDAYS. Free class designed to help expectant parents in their second or third trimester learn about the labor and delivery process. Call 270.575.2229 to register.

Improve your qualityof life with us.

Preschool Play-date. Paducah Regional Sports Plex. MONDAYS 11– 1pm . Come play on inflatables, on the soccer field, even bring your tricycle to ride on our basketball court! Concessions open. Find out more at plexsports.net

Our inpatient or outpatient therapy team can work with you to improve your quality of life. Give us a call today!

J o in t Co mmissio n ac c re d ite d

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

ON-GOING DANCE, FITNESS & SPORTS 65916

"Because Community Matters" 270.665.5681 • 252 W. 5th St. LifeCareCenterOfLaCenter.com

Paducah Kennel Club Agility Classes. Paducah Kennel Club. 1325 Fisher road. TUESDAYS 6am . Six lessons taught on Tuesday Nights for beginner and intermediate dogs, all ages all breeds. Contact Cathy Crecelius at 270.217.0150.

Cardio Tennis Play Tennis. Get Fit! MONDAY–WEDNESDAY 9-10am and WEDNESDAYS 6:30-7:30pm. rowtontennis.com

Crack of Dawn Bicycle Rides. MONDAY–FRIDAY 6am. Meet at Family Video beside Paducah Middle School, when pavement is dry and temperature is 40+ degrees. Pace set by who shows. For information, contact Torey or Hutch at Bike World, 270.442.0751 or email hutch@bikeworldky.com. FREE Family Track Run Practice. Meet at Noble Park Picnic Shelter #10. TUESDAYS 6–7pm. For more information, call 270.444.8508. Group Training Run, West Kentucky Runners Club. Summer Hill Ct (off Friedman Lane between Pines Road and HW 60 in Paducah). TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 5am. 8 mile run. Kids’ Kickboxing. TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS 5–5:50pm. Three Rivers Martial Arts Academy. 270.564.5804. Table Tennis. THURSDAYS Ages 12+. Classroom 1, Paducah Parks. 5–6pm. $25. 270.444.8508.

FREE Line Dancing Classes. TUESDAYS Paducah-McCracken Senior Citizens Center. 1-2:30pm. FREE. Must be 60 or over. 270.443.8579. McCracken County Humane Society Senior Days. WEDNESDAYS adopters over 60 years of age who cannot afford the full fee will receive a 50% discount on selected pets. 9am–3:30pm. mccrackenhumane.org Senior Citizens Social Dinner & Games. 3RD SATURDAYS McKendree United Methodist Church. 4:30-6pm. 270.488.3770. Senior Medicare Patrol 8am-4pm most TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS at the Sr. Center 1400 HC Mathis Drive. For an appointment or information, call 270.442.8993. FREE Serving Our Senior’s Bingo Parkview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. 1ST & 3RD THURSDAYS 1:30–3pm. Dessert & coffee served, enter at the Rehabilitation wing. To reserve a seat, call 270.443.6543.

FREE Youth Running Club. Picnic Shelter #10 at Noble Park. Ages 5–15. TUESDAYS 6–7pm. 270.444.8508.

ON-GOING EVENTS FOR SENIORS FREE Ballroom Dance Classes. MONDAYS Paducah–McCracken Senior Citizens Center. 1–3pm. Must be 60 or over. 270.443.8579 FREE Beginning Crochet and Quilting. TUESDAY Senior Citizens Center. 1pm, 2pm. 270.443.8579 FREE Bible Study & Lunch. 1ST & 3RD TUESDAYS Broadway Church of Christ. 11am. All seniors welcome. 270.443.6206 Exercise Classes for Seniors MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS Paducah–McCracken County Senior Center. 10–11am. 270.443.8579 Hot Lunches. MONDAY–FRIDAY Paducah–McCracken Senior Citizens Center. 11:30am. $3 donation. Must be 60 or over. 270.443.8579

Prenatal Care • Yearly Exams • Infertility Gynecological Surgery • Menopausal Medicine Alt. Hormone Replacement • Aesthetic Services 4-D In-Oﬃce Ultrasound • High Risk Obstetrics Dr. Anunciato would like to welcome Meghan Lee, Nurse Practitioner. Our addition will provide shorter wait times for appointments and convenience for you.

Informal Coffee Group. MONDAY–FRIDAY Etcetera Coffeehouse, 6th Street & Kirchoff’s Bakery locations. 9am. Kentucky Grandparents over the age of 60 who are primary caregivers may be eligible for state assistance. Call the Purchase Area Development District for more information at 877.352.5183 or visit purchaseadd.org.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Super Seniors at First Christian Church of Paducah. 1ST MONDAYS Call 270.443.8251 for information. TUESDAYS for Seniors Wickliffe Mounds. 9am-4:30pm. Special discounted rate. Tour the site & museum; have a leisurly walk around the mounds; view birds & wildflowers along the nature trail; learn about the site's history. 270.335.3681. parks.ky.gov Walk with Ease. TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS 1111:30am. Six-week fitness program shown to help reduce pain and improve health. Supported by the Arthritis Foundation. Must be 60 years of age or older. Call 270.442.8993 or 270.443.8579 for information. Water Aerobics Brooks Indoor Pool. MONDAY – FRIDAY Broadway United Methodist Church, 701 Broadway. 10am. $25 per month. Call 270.443.1778 for more info.

ADOPTION/FOSTER CARE

Adoption Support Group Concord United Methodist Church. 2ND THURSDAYS. 6–7:30pm Free to participate. Dinner & childcare provided. Licensed marriage & family therapist Chris Trout to facilitate. For more information or to sign up, contact Shannon Wilson, 270.331.3344. Adoption Support for Kentucky (ASK) – Sponsoring support group for adoptive and prospective adoptive parents. The meetings are held the second Monday of each month at the Oasis Christian Center, 3232 Buckner Lane (home to Community Christian Academy Elementary

School in Paducah and the LAST MONDAY of each month at the Community Fellowship Baptist Church on Hwy 45 in Hickory (across from State Police Post One) in Mayfield. Both meetings are held from 6–8pm. All adoptive parents and those interested in adoption are welcome. Childcare is provided free of charge. For more information contact: Tammy DeBoe at 270.994.2466 or tammydeboe@ newwaveccomm.net or Kim Armistead at 502.558.6846 or raka1214@ yahoo.com. BENCHMARK Therapeutic Foster Care – Benchmark Family Services, Inc, established in 1994, is a private, faith–based, non–profit therapeutic foster care agency. Benchmark provides stable and caring homes for youth in need of out–of–home care. Our mission is to advocate for children by ensuring opportunities for healthy physical, psychological and emotional growth and development in the least restrictive setting possible. Benchmark is seeking caring, dynamic individuals and families with a calling to open their hearts and homes to children in need of stability, care and nurturing. As a Benchmark foster family, you will receive weekly contact with an assigned case manager, including a minimum of three home visits per month, 24/7 emergency cell phone access to a case manager, respite care for foster children when needed, premium financial compensation and incomparable foster parent support. For more information, call Benchmark at 270.408.1361. NECCO Therapeutic Foster Care. Necco has been serving Western Kentucky’s youth for more than a decade. To find out more about foster parenting, give us a call. Necco can introduce you to a child in need of a loving family and a safe place to call home. Benefits include training tailored to fit your schedule, 24-hour crisis intervention/ support, access to on staff mental health professionals, ongoing monthly trainings with childcare and meals provided, respite, incentives, daily reimbursements paid twice monthly, case managers for every home, staff cell phone numbers, and unmatched foster parent support. For experience you can count on, call Necco toll free at 866.30NECCO (866.306.3226) or 270.898.1293. Open your heart & home to a child in need - become a foster parent. Omni Visions, Inc. is starting free classes soon. We make training easy & flexible for your schedule. Call Karen Jones at 270.206.8690 for more information. omnivisions.com

CHILD PROTECTION & CRISIS SERVICES

Domestic Violence Information Session. McCracken County Courthouse, Family Court, Room “E” 270.443.6071, ext. 5. The Purchase Area Sexual Assault and Child Advocacy Center. We provides FREE services for both children and adult victims of sexual crimes. Our services include therapy, legal and medical advocacy, forensic interviews, child sexual abuse exams, consultation, assessment and referral services and education programs. Offices in Paducah, Mayfield and Murray reach all of the Purchase Area Region. Our 24-hour crisis line number is 1.800.928.7273 and our office number is 270.928.4422. We welcome invitations to present preventive programs in schools, clubs, churches, and other groups. We need volunteers for our 24-hour crisis line and to meet victims at local emergency rooms. All volunteers undergo a criminal background check and central registry check. All are equipped with

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

a 40-hour training course. PASAC will accommodate your schedule. Join the team by calling 270.534.4422.

CHILDREN'S & TEEN GROUPS

Boy Scout Troop 1 Grace Episcopal Church. 270.559.1515. Looking for long Lost Scouts Visit scoutingfriends.org or call 270.554.5857. Girl Scout Activity Listings kyanags.org and gskentuckiana.org.

EDUCATION GROUPS

KATS Homeschool Club meets twice a month in Paducah. This is a Christian group that meets for fellowship, play-dates, field trips and much more. Field trips are also twice monthly. For more information, email katsofpaducah@live.com Center for Gifted Studies. Alexander Hall, Murray State University. The Center, located at 3205 Alexander Hall, collaborates with pre– service and graduate education students, the School Psychology program, and other College of Education programs to provide services to parents and gifted children in the region. Its services include professional development programs for teachers, regional and international enrichment opportunities for gifted students during the academic year and summers, and informational and assessment services to parents. For more, contact Dr. Joy Navan, 270.809.2539 or joy.navan@coe.murraystate.edu. C.H.A.M.P., Christian Homeschoolers All Meet and Play. United

Methodist Church Gym, Ledbetter. MONDAYS 2:30–4:30pm. We also have group recess every six weeks. Bring skates or sports equipment. FREE to all. For more, call Sherry Layne–Smith at 270.928.4368 or email smith731@localnet.com. Heartland Christian Home Educators offers support, field trips, and fellowship for home school families in western Kentucky and southern Illinois. To find out more call Carrie Bullock at 618.638.3289. Parent support group meetings on the 1ST TUESDAY of August, October, December, March, & May at St. John’s Church, 6201 Waldo Church Rd, Metropolis, IL. Open to the public. Also, Family Night on the 3RD FRIDAYS. Wickliffe Mounds State Historic Site encourages area residents to volunteer at the park. Wickliffe Mounds is a preservation of a Native American village dating to 11ad. Activities include tour guiding, educational programs, greeting visitors, outdoor landscaping and other help. 270.335.3681 wickliffemounds@ky.gov Land Between the Lakes Programming Trail hiking, animal discovery, children’s activities, planetarium programming and more. Weekday and weekend listings. 270.924.2020. lbl.org McKAGE (McCracken County Chapter of Kentucky Association of Gifted Education.) Monthly lunch meetings at local schools. Noon– 1pm. For information, contact Danette Humphrey, 270.442.5172 Center for Cultural Exchange. Host an international exchange student! Call your Area Representative, Corinne Sullivan at 270.508.0622 if you have any questions or visit cci–exchange.com for more information.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

CRISIS MANAGEMENT Kentucky Regional Poison Center – Kosair Children’s Hospital. 1.800.222. 1222 The Merryman House. Providing FREE services to all victims of domestic violence, including shelter for those in need. All of the following services are offered FREE of charge. Some of our services include individual counseling, court advocacy, support groups, referral services, hospital advocacy, outreach services, and housing counseling. 1.800.585.2686 or 270.443.6001. merrymanhouse@ hcis.net. All services are completely confidential. Paducah Lifeline Ministries. Counseling and help for life–controlling addictions. Call 270.443.4743. 2801. For military and their families operationhomefront.org

LOSS GriefShare. WEDNESDAYS First Baptist Church, 6pm A friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Each meeting is “self-contained,” so you do not have to attend in sequence. You will find encouragement & help whenever you begin. char.angles@yahoo.com 270.442.2728 Grief Support. Sponsored by Milner & Orr. 1ST FRIDAYS Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion, Borders Community Room. 5–9pm. For more information, call Pat Pitchford at 270.898.8796.

Men’s Coffee Grief Education and Support Group. 1ST THURSDAYS except holidays. Bob Evans Restaurant, Paducah. 8am. Call for info 270.415.3632. Lourdes Hospice Needs Volunteers: Working with hospice patients can grow your faith and teach you about the magic and beauty of life. Volunteers are needed in Ballard, Caldwell, Carlisle, Crittenden, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, and McCracken counties. If interested, contact Susan Mason at 1.800.870.7460 or 270.415.3640. Now & Beyond Grief Support Group for Widows and Widowers. 2ND FRIDAYS Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion, Borders Community Room. 6–8am. Led by Pat Pitchford. 270.898.8796 or 270.534.4200. Healthy Grieving Group. MONDAYS (except holidays). Paducah Lourdes North Plaza, 5pm. 270.415.3636 Grief Support Lunch. 1ST TUESDAYS Luke’s Truckstop, Arlington. 11:30am. Contact Leah Fondaw, lfondaw@lourdes–pad.org. 270.415.3607. Survivors of Suicide support group for anyone whose life has been touched by the unique grief of suicide. First Tuesday of the month United Church of Paducah, 4600 Buckner Ln. Contact: 270.442.3722 Now & Beyond: Grief Support Group for Widows and Widowers 2ND FRIDAYS Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion, Borders Community Room. 6-8pm. Led by Pat Pitchford. 270.898.8796.

MULTI-SERVICE PROVIDERS Paducah Area Amputees in Action. 3RD THURSDAYS 5:30pm. Meets in the Lourdes Marshall Nemer Pavilion Rosenthal Room. 270.564.5879 Lourdes Hospice Needs Volunteers: Working with hospice patients can grow your faith and teach you about the magic and beauty of life. Volunteers are needed in Ballard, Caldwell, Carlisle, Crittenden, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Lyon, Marshall, and McCracken counties. If interested, contact Susan Mason at 1.800.870.7460 or 270.415.3640. Meetings are MONDAYS (except holidays) in the Behavioral Health meeting Room (adjacent to the ER). Lourdes Hospital has meetings and support groups for: Alzheimer’s, Breast Cancer, Colitis and Crohn's, Childbirth, Breastfeeding, Huntington's, Pancreatic Cancer, Joint Replacement, Caregiver and Grief support, Overeating, and Amputees. Call 270.444.2444 or eLourdes.com/classeseventssupportgroups.asp Baptist Health has meetings and groups for: Breast Feeding, Childbirth, Baby Care, Family, CPR, Menopause, Diabetes, Radiation Therapy for New Patients, Ostomy & more. Call 270.575.2229 or baptisthealthkentucky.com/paducah. Hope Unlimited Family Care Center and Medical Clinic provides counseling, pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, parenting classes and The Learn to Earn Program which offers a way for families to earn points to purchase much needed baby items. For more information, call 270.442.1166 in Paducah or 618.524.5730 in Metropolis.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

St. Nicholas Free Clinic St. Nicholas Foundation is a program that provides free primary care, medicine and specialist referrals to uninsured working adults who live or work in the Kentucky counties of Ballard, Carlisle, Fulton, Hickman, Livingston, McCracken, Marshall, and Massac County, Illinois. Households with at least one adult working 15 hours or more and fall within 200% of the Federal Poverty Level for household income qualify for St. Nicholas. Located at 1901 Kentucky Ave in Paducah. To see if you qualify, stop by or call the clinic at 270.575.3247. Clinic Hours: MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8am-5pm. (To make a donation, please contact the St. Nicholas Foundation office directly at 270.408.4828 or stnicholasfamilyclinic@gmail.com. St. Vincent de Paul Budget Store A volunteer based ministry that sells used clothing, furniture and other goods at a minimal charge to the community and in turn uses the proceeds to help those less fortunate through the Help Line. Help is offered based on need, regardless of religious affiliation or income. The Budget Store serves the public 5 days a week TUESDAY-FRIDAY 10am–3pm and Saturday 9am–1pm). VOLUNTEERS AND DONATIONS ALWAYS WELCOME! Budget Store phone number: 270.442.9351; Help Line phone number: 270.575.1008; E–mail stvincentpaducah@yahoo.com Four Rivers Behavioral Health Provides service in the areas of mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse. Consulting and employee assistance available. Serving Ballard, Calloway, Carlisle, Fulton, Graves, Hickman, Livingston, Marshall, and McCracken. 24–hr. crisis hotline, 800.592. 3980. Call the office, 270.442.7121, to find out more. Martha’s Vineyard A ministry that prepares meals and delivers them to the less fortunate in our area weekly. If you would like to volunteer please call Martha at 270.575.0021.

Musi Schoo 2226 Broadwa, Suit 2

270.444.3669

Summer 2016 Classe & Camp 

 



  

    

   

 

Ballard County Community Food Pantry St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 662 Broadway, LaCenter. Open MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS 9am–Noon for food distribution and to receive non–perishable donations. Need Spaghetti’os, soups, vegetables, crackers, etc. For more, call the church at 270.665.5551.

MISCELLANEOUS Art Guild of Paducah 1ST TUESDAYS 6pm. McCracken County Public Library. For more info, call Carol at 270.554.4803 or 270.210.1465, or Melanie at 270.331.3087. Senior Pastor Bible Study. THURSDAYS at 11am at Broadway United Methodist Church. Come and bring a friend. You do not have to be a member of Broadway UMC to participate. 270.443.2401. Dream Factory Volunteer Meetings US Bank Bldg. 4th & Broadway. 5th floor. Interested in helping or donating? Janice Harris, 270.441.7611 dreamfactory.com Master Food Volunteer (MFV) Training. THURSDAYS 10am-1pm. McCracken County Cooperative Extension. Provides a foundation of knowledge to volunteers in the subject areas of food safety, food science, food preparation & food preservation. The program allows people with interests in food, cooking & nutrition to take their expertise to a higher level while developing new avenues for helping in the community. mccracken.ca.uky.edu

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Hearts for Babies. The group makes layettes for under–privileged and single moms in need and their new babies. Meets 1ST WEDNESDAY of every month from 10am–2pm at Lone Oak First Baptist Church, Room C 200. Come and join our fun group. We knit, crochet, quilt and sew! For more, call Nelly Sullivan at 270.554.3818 Paducah Chess Club SATURDAY 1–4pm, brilliant minds young and old, put their wits to the test at Etcetera coffee house Sponsored by English’s Antiques and Rayela Art, 212 Broadway.

activities! All units and branches are welcome. Check out: wivesoffaith. org/groups/ western–kentucky–wof and email ashley@wivesoffaith.org if you’re interested or would like more information.

SOCIAL & PROFESSIONAL GROUPS The 40/50 Group Meeting 1ST & 3RD MONDAYS at area restaurants to plan events and socialize. 4050group.blogspot.com

Paducah Photographer’s Club. Meets 1ST MONDAYS. Broadway Church of Christ, 2855 Broadway. 6:30–8:30pm. Whether you’re a new hobbyist or full time professional, our club offers the opportunity to learn, share, network and form new friendships! For more info, contact mikewurth@comcast.net

ACCESS Christian Singles. We provide a safe atmosphere for social activity for all singles. Whether members are men, women, divorced, widowed, never married, just separated or dating couples, we all have different personal goals and ideas about socially acceptable behavior. Meets the second SATURDAYS & 4TH FRIDAYS. accesschristiansingles. blogspot.com/

PARENTING SUPPORT

Downtown Kiwanis Club. Broadway United Methodist Church, THURSDAYS, Noon–1pm. Visitors and potential members are always welcome at these weekly service–oriented gatherings. Email Chuck. Williamson@jpenergy.comfor more info.

La Leche League of Kentucky– All breastfeeding mothers and mothers–to–be interested in breastfeeding. Meetings 1ST THURSDAYS at 10am, 160 South Gum Springs Road, Paducah. Contact Lynette Brown 270.534.0512 for directions. Inclement weather cancels. breastfeedinghelppaducah.blogspot.com Moms in Touch prayer support for Concord Elementary School. Call Kelly Hudspeth, 270.744.0800 NINO – Nine months in; nine months out. Provide infant sling & carrier information & support. 3RD MONDAYS. 10:30am. McCracken County Library. For more information, contact Jill Tanner, 270.349.3806 or email thenaturalbaby@gmail.com Wives of Faith, Western KY Chapter – A Christian–based group of other military wives. Come join us for lots of fun, support, and

Families on the Spectrum 1ST MONDAYS. Lourdes Garden Room. 6–8pm Refreshments provided and guest speakers every month. info@ familiesonthspectrumky.org Four Rivers Society for Human Resource The Great Rivers Group, Sierra Club, 1ST WEDNESDAYS. For information: 270.236.2317 or 270.753.8910 Lone Oak Kiwanis 1ST, 2ND & 4TH WEDNESDAYS for breakfast at Parker’s Drive Inn Restaurant, 2921 Lone Oak Rd, 7am. We welcome visitors and potential members. Breakfast is open to visitors on the 1ST WEDNESDAYS Paducah/River City Business & Professional Women (BPW). 2ND TUESDAYS at noon at the County Club of Paducah. 270.442.7636. paducahrivercitybpw@yahoo.com Paducah Business & Professional Women (BPW) 2ND TUESDAYS 5:30–7pm. McCracken County Public Library. For information, call Merryman Kemp at 270.442.7636. Paducah–Kentucky Lake Chapter of the International Society of Administrative Professionals. 3RD TUESDAYS 5:30pm. For more, call Christy Poindexter at 270.575.6624. geocites.com/paducahkylake. Paducah Lions Club The oldest Lions Club in Kentucky, TUESDAYS at noon for lunch and presentations by guest speakers at the Walker Hall. Paducah Rotaract Club. 1ST MONDAYS at 6pm. Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce. A group for young professionals 18–30 years old focused on helping others. Paducah Rotary Club. WEDNESDAYS for lunch and excellent speakers. Noon at the Myre River Room, Carson Four Rivers Center. South Paducah Kiwanis – 1640 S 6th St, THURSDAYS 7–8am. The club invites members to this weekly meeting. The group’s mission: serving the children of the world, one at a time. Toastmasters Club. MSU Paducah Regional Campus, Room 224, THURSDAYS Noon–1pm Afraid to speak in public? Learn to speak powerfully in an exciting, fun environment. 270.703.2700

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

iSupport

Fighting

HIV & AIDS By Harvest Prude

he services provided by local nonprofit Heartland CARES, Inc., may not be needed by everyone, but the work they do in our community is an invaluable healthcare service. This organization specializes in providing quality medical care, prevention education, testing, and community awareness for those impacted by HIV and AIDS. Programs & Services The organization was founded in 1996 to develop a regional system offering HIV services. Heartland CARES is still primarily client-centered. The initial focus of the organization was to assist patients to achieve stable housing situations. Heartland CARES has since expanded to offer a variety of medical services.

housing situation. The program assists HIV and AIDS affected individuals by providing emergency, transitional, or long-term housing. Heartland CARES also collaborates with emergency shelters to immediately house patients who are homeless while looking at longer-term housing options. Additionally, the housing program provides education on topics like household budgeting and home maintenance, etc. Outreach The impact of an organization cannot be underestimated. “Last

To make their outreach as convenient and helpful as possible to their clients, Heartland CARES offers as many services as possible on-site. “We take a holistic approach to patients’ needs and care in one clinic,” explained Donna Reeder, Executive Director of Heartland CARES. They have an on-site pharmacy and there is a full-time counselor, who provides substance abuse and mental health counseling to clients. Most of the organizations 17 staff have multiple responsibilities. The staff make home visits and conduct testing, counseling, and education throughout the region. Two infectious disease physicians are subtracted with the clinic and are on call 24/7. The organization also assists with medical referrals for patients. Heartland CARES seeks to provide care that is holistic in approach. With that in mind they offer programs designed to help their clients maintain stable housing and access to nutritional food. Medical Case Management Heartland CARES has a Medical Case Management program that develops an individualized care plan for their patients’. It focuses on a comprehensive plan to meet their clients’ needs, such as identifying needed resources and establishing a realistic timeline for a patients’ progress. The Housing Program Ever since the founding of Heartland CARES, they have maintained a robust housing program to help their patients secure a stable

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

The housing program helps Heartland CARES' patients to secure a stable housing situation. The program assists HIV and AIDS affected individuals by providing emergency, transitional, or long-term housing. Heartland CARES also collaborates with emergency shelters to immediately house patients who are homeless while looking at longer-term housing options. year we served around 265 males and 108 females,” Reeder told me. Heartland CARES provides services to 43 counties, with 26 in Western Kentucky and 17 in Southern Illinois. Since its founding, the clinic has provided care to over 1,000 clients that range in age from 16-79. Heartland CARES operates from its main clinic in Paducah and from two satellite clinics; one at the Jackson County Health Department in Murphysboro Illinois, and one at the Jennie Stuart Medical Center in Hopkinsville Kentucky. Heartland CARES is located on 619 N 30th Street in Paducah, Kentucky. For more information on Heartland CARES, visit their website hcares. org or call 270.444.8183.

HIV & AIDS Awareness Human Immunodeficiency Virus, or HIV, is a virus that attacks the immune system. The virus destroys a type of white blood cell called a T-helper cell and makes copies of itself instead inside of the cells. When a person is infected, they are increasingly unable to fight off infections and diseases. HIV is found in some of the body fluids of an infected person: Semen, blood, vaginal and anal fluids and breast milk. It cannot be transmitted through sweat, saliva, or urine. The most common way for someone to become infected with HIV is by having unprotected sex. Infection is also risked through infected needles, syringes, or can be transmitted from an infected mother to a child during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding. HIV, if untreated, is in danger of developing into Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, or AIDS, in under 10 years. With treatment, the development of HIV into AIDS can be prevented indefinitely. “We try to keep the person’s virile load suppression down. That’s the amount of HIV actually in your blood,” Reeder explained. That number is determined through a blood test. For HIV testing, “We use the Ora-Quick rapid test,” Reeder explained. “It’s a mouth swab. That tests to see if you have the antibodies that are produced if you do have HIV. If that test is positive, then we do the next step, which is a blood test.” The testing and results all protect client confidentiality. The tests are anonymous. The Prevalence of HIV & AIDS In America, there were an estimated 1.2 million persons, over the age of 13, living with the disease at the end of 2012. This does not include the estimated 12.8 percent of people whose infections had not been diagnosed. The number of people in America living with Stage 3 HIV (or AIDS), was 20,896 in 2014. Living with HIV and AIDS is further complicated by the stigma surrounding the disease. Heartland CARES is committed to decreasing the stigma through education about HIV contraction. “People aren’t fully educated on how it’s transmitted. And so… people get shunned from their families and friends, because people fear they’re going to get it from them,” Reeder said. “If you can lessen the stigma, it helps with the family and the friends relationships, even with finding jobs.”

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Psychological Testing & Why It May Be the Right Step By J. Patrick Kerr for Four Rivers Behavioral Health

emember that old public service promotion, “The More You Know…?” It certainly ‘strikes a chord.’ For so many things, the unknown is what causes stress and worry. This is especially true when the unknown involves your children and their health. When you have a child that is struggling, it is a constant weight on your shoulders, especially if you don’t know what to do. A scraped knee or a runny nose is easy – a bandage or tissue usually does the trick. But, when you have a young son that isn’t walking well, long after the time he should be, or a daughter who is withdrawn and not really talking, you know that a bandage isn’t going to help. Finding Solutions At Four Rivers Behavioral Health, we recognize that mental health concerns don’t have quick fixes. And, until the problem is identified, you can’t even begin to think about solutions. Four Rivers Behavioral Health has recently opened a comprehensive Psychological Testing & Assessment Center to help get to the root of mental health issues and then start working on solutions. We can now conduct detailed psychological evaluations of cognitive functioning, academic achievement, development, personality, behavior, and executive functioning. Four Rivers Behavioral Health works with toddlers, children, adolescents and adults to assess problems related to many disorders and disabilities. These include: Intellectual Disabilities, Learning Disorders, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Developmental Delays, Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders and other Co-occurring Disorders. We can also conduct IQ Testing for those with intellectual or developmental disabilities. These tests are helpful and necessary to determine if someone qualifies for publicly funded specialized services. Individualized & Specific Of course, testing is not a one-size-fits-all process and at Four Rivers Behavioral Health everyone is approached on an individualized basis. This ensures that testing and recommendations for follow-up are specific to their needs. Psychological testing can be helpful in identifying problems, especially in children. Psychologists administer tests and other measures for a variety

of reasons. For example, if a student is having trouble in school, it could be because of a reading problem such as dyslexia. But it also might be because of an attention problem such as Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder or maybe the student is having trouble with impulse control. Four Rivers Behavioral Health’s Psychological Testing & Assessment Center may help determine a specific diagnosis. And, the best part come up with individualized treatment options to begin the healing process. Simple, Easy, Personal Psychological testing is not as ‘scary’ as it sounds. There are no wires hooked up to bodies or electrodes glued to foreheads or anything even close to that! Usually, it involves two or more sessions face-to-face with a counselor talking or participating in activities designed to help reach a determination. Sessions usually range from one to two hours. After a few appointments, a detailed report is prepared and a follow-up session is scheduled to discuss next steps. If you have concerns for a loved one and believe they can benefit from Psychological Testing, talk with your doctor about options or simply call Four Rivers Behavioral Health for more information or to schedule an appointment. Four Rivers Behavioral Health’s Psychological Testing & Assessment Center can be reached by calling 270.442.7121 or toll-free at 866.442.7121.

This article is paid advertising & the information contained therein is proveded by the featured individual or business. They are solely responsible for its accuracy.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

KNOW Meet Jason and his Mom...

Jason is a growing boy full of vigor. But, in about six months, his mom is going to be worried that Jason isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t progressing like he should. It turns out Jason will have a Developmental Delay. Luckily, his mother and pediatrician will decide to have him tested at Four Rivers Behavioral Healthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Testing & Assessment Center. After a diagnosis is made, Jason will get the treatment he needs to grow up happy and healthy. The Testing & Assessment Center can screen not only for Developmental Delays but also for Autism Spectrum Disorders, Learning Disorders, Mood Disorders and more. IQ testing for those with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities also is available. For more than 50 years, Four Rivers Behavioral Health has assessed and treated children just like Jason. If you have concerns for a loved one and believe they could benefit from Psychological Testing, just contact us. We work with toddlers, children, adolescents and adults. For more information call us at 270.442.7121 or 866.442.7121.

Testing and Assessment IQ testing is available to verify developmental/intellectual disabilities for social security waivers. This ad paid for by funding from CHFS.

iPrepare to

Yard Safety By Parkview Nursing & Rehabilitation

ummer is the time for trips to the pool and barbecues with the family. But before you get carried away with seasonal fun, don’t forget that summer is also the time for yard work.

Keeping your yard green and groomed can be a rewarding activity. But it’s important to mind your safety in the process. Take a look at these safety tips before you take on your lawn this year: Dress the Part Dressing properly is an important step in ensuring lawn care safety. • Make sure your shoes are closed-toe and durable for foot protection and better balance. •

Always wear a broad-brimmed hat.

•

Apply sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher. The National Institutes of Health recommends that you reapply sunscreen every 80 minutes.

•

Protect your eyes from flying debris with safety glasses.

•

Use lawn and garden gloves for hand protection and a more secure grip.

Educate Yourself on Equipment Before taking the helm of heavy lawn care, be sure you understand how to use your lawn equipment properly. Most lawn equipment comes with manuals and instructive labels to ensure users know how to operate the machinery safely. Never assume that all types of lawn tools are alike. If you are using lawn care chemicals, such as pesticides and weed killer, read the labels carefully before use. The labels explain how to use the product while giving helpful information on safe storage, first aid and whom to call in case of an accident.

Summer is the peak of mosquito season, so don’t forget to apply bug repellent. The Kentucky Department for Public Health recommends repellent containing DEET, picaridin or oil of lemon eucalyptus.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Heed the Heat You can’t have summer yard work without summer heat. During these months, heat exhaustion becomes a serious risk. And anyone over the age of 65 is at a higher risk for heat-related illness, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Remember these tips: • Limit your time in the yard to the morning or early evening hours. •

Drink plenty of water.

•

Take frequent breaks in shady areas.

•

Avoid alcoholic beverages before working.

Know Your Limits When working in the yard, always pay attention to how you feel. If you have a minor physical ailment, such as arthritis, or your balance isn’t

as good as it used to be, consider asking a friend or family member for assistance with heavier equipment. Or call a professional service to take care of the bigger jobs.

Get well and go

Home.

Pay attention to possible signs of heat exhaustion, such as headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion and rapid heart rate. And be aware of any medications you are taking that may impair your ability to use machinery. It’s good to speak with your doctor before engaging in certain types of outdoor work.

In-House Physician | Short-Term Outpatient Therapy Specialized Parkinson’s Program

Don’t sacrifice your health and wellness for a well-groomed lawn. By putting safety first, you can maintain both a beautiful lawn and your well-being. With seniors in the Paducah community in mind, this is an article sponsored by Life Care Centers of America. Sources: cdc.gov/family/gardening http://healthalerts.ky.gov/SiteCollectionDocuments/ Mosquito%20Fact%20Sheet%20final.pdf

Joint Commission accredited

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/meds/a682787.html 63644

Where you matter most! 270.443.6543 | LCCA.com

iGarden

A Dance Recital to Waft through Floral Hall By Carol Ullerich

ince 1999, Master Gardeners have organized a standard flower show as part of the McCracken County Fair. Vegetables are judged as well as flowers. The 2016 show is once again sponsored by the McCracken County Extension Master Gardener Association in conjunction with Open Gate Garden Club and Perennial Gardener’s Garden Club. Staged in Floral Hall at Carson Park, 300 Joe Clifton Drive in Paducah, this year’s theme is “A Dance Recital.” The show runs Monday, June 20 through Saturday, June 25. A $3 general admission ticket to the fairgrounds is required to view the exhibit which is open to the public each day from 5:30-9pm. Anyone can enter exhibits in the flower and vegetable show without charge. All hanging containers must be pre-registered by June 17 by texting 270.519.6405 or e-mailing cardaier@gmail.com. All design entries, both for adults and youth, must be pre-registered by June 19 at 270.443.8884 or by e-mailing amcneilly@comcast.net. Fair books at McCracken County Extension Office, 2705 Olivet Church Road. View show schedule online at: mccracken.ca.uky.edu/sites/mccracken.ca.uky. edu/files/Horticulture/MC%20Fair%202016%20Flower%20Show%20 schedule%20final.pdf

90 days. Hanging containers must be pre-registered. Design Division The Design Division is where the show’s theme, A Dance Recital, is most evident. Designs will bring to life through flowers the popular television show, Dancing With the Stars. Classes include: First Dance (any design style or type intended to evoke a girl’s first dance), Ballet (stabile-kinetic design), Viennese Waltz (traditional mass design), Paso Doble (stretch design), and Line Dance (parallel design). Only adult novices - those who have never won a Blue Ribbon in design in a standard flower show - may enter First Dance. Children - whether in kindergarten or high school, are encouraged to enter. Youth compete against children of similar age. Divisions are: K-Grade 2; Grades 3-5; Grades 6-8; and High School. Youth will create

Horticulture Division Entries in the horticulture competition will be accepted Monday, June 20, from 7:30-10:30am. To enter cut plant material, bring to Floral Hall a fresh, home-grown plant specimen in good condition, clean, and free of pests and disease, along with identifying information. Depending upon the plant, a single flower, leaf or branch is exhibited. A single hosta leaf or single hydrangea bloom would be displayed as cut plant material, but an entire orchid in bloom would be displayed as a container-grown plant. Bottles for displaying cut plant material, as well as wedging material and water, are provided. All entries should be correctly labeled with scientific names or currently accepted scientific identification for educational value; common names are permitted too. Cut plant material will be removed from Floral Hall on Thursday morning to prepare for the design competition. Containergrown plants will be displayed for duration of show and must be retrieved Monday morning, June 27. Exhibitors may enter multiple specimens in a class, so long as each entry is a different species, variety, cultivar, type or color. Exhibitors are limited to 12 entries. Container-Grown Plants (containers no larger than 16” in any direction and grown by exhibitor at least 90 days) and Combination Plantings (containers no larger than 16” in any direction and grown together by exhibitor as a single unit at least six weeks) may also be entered. Twelve hanging containers will be accepted; they may not exceed 12” in any direction and must have been grown by exhibitor as a single unit at least

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

plant material is encouraged and some plant material, either fresh and/ or dried, must be used in each design. Fresh plant material may not be treated. Artificial flowers, foliage, fruits and vegetables are prohibited. Plant material used in a design need not have been grown by exhibitor. Vegetable Division Entries in the vegetable competition will be accepted Monday, June 20 from 7:30am until 10:30am in Floral Hall. To be judged, an entry must be plated, displayed and signed in by 10:30am; time restrictions will be strictly enforced. All entries competing for premiums must be produced and grown by exhibitor in present and/or immediate past growing season. All entries exhibited must be produced in Kentucky and displayed according to 4-H publication 4BC-08PO Exhibiting and Judging Vegetables, available at McCracken County Cooperative Extension Service Office or visit 2.ca.uky.edu/agc/pubs/4bc/4bc08po/4bc08po.pdf.

any type of design not exceeding 15” in height, width or depth. Each student will be provided an identical container and the entrant will choose the floral material, color and accessories they believe interprets the Hokey Pokey. All designs should interpret the class title, but not literally. Veteran exhibitors and those with little or no prior flower show experience should find the show schedule intriguing and inviting, even without knowledge of the principles of floral design. Design entries will be accepted Thursday, June 23, between 9:30am and 11am. Exhibitors may enter multiple classes, but only one exhibit per class. Entries must be the work of a single exhibitor. The use of fresh

Ribbons & Premiums Entries in all divisions will be evaluated using National Garden Clubs, Inc. Standard System of Awarding. First Place/Blue Ribbon Winners receive $8; Second Place/Red Ribbon Winners receive $6; Third Place/Yellow Ribbon Winners receive $4; Fourth Place/White Ribbon Winners receive $2. Sweepstakes Ribbon and $15 will be awarded to adult exhibitor earning most blue ribbons in Horticulture and in Design. A Best of Show Ribbon and $15 will be awarded in both Horticulture for cut plants and adult Design. A Grower’s Choice Award of $15 will be given to the best Container-Grown entry. Ribbons and prize money will be forfeited if not collected on Monday, June 27, between 8am and 10am.

Carol Ullerich is a member of the Garden Writers Association and a frequent contributor to Purchase Area Family magazine.

Your children are our specialty

When it comes to caring for your kids, experience counts. Trust matters. Making you feel right at home makes all the difference. At Mercy Pediatrics, our growing team has the expertise your kids need and the personal approach you deserve. Visit Dr. Rachel Lowdenback, physician assistant April Dunning, or our newest member, Dr. Holly Payne, and experience the Mercy difference for yourself. Caring for your family. This is what we were meant to do. Call 270-442-6161 to make an appointment

New patients are welcome! Mercy Pediatrics 548 Lone Oak Rd. Paducah, KY 42003 5896PADADV (2/16)

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

A Catholic healthcare ministry serving Kentucky and Ohio

iRescue Western Kentucky Wildlife Rehab

Saving Our

Wild Fur Babies By Amy Noles

hat do you do when you find an injured raccoon, or a baby squirrel with no mom to feed it, or an injured deer? You call Bill and Beth Ott at Western Kentucky Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation. They provide a safe place for abandoned, sick or injured wildlife to be rehabilitated and released back into the wild. I can’t think of a more worthy organization that iSupport this month. Wildlife Rescue & Rehab When I called Beth Ott to set up an interview with her about Western Kentucky Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc., (WKWRR) here’s what she said: “I’d love to chat now, but I am waiting on a hawk to be delivered, and I’m feeding two squirrels, three bunnies, and two baby raccoons. Can we schedule another time?” Not your usual response! WKWRR is a 501C3 non-profit organization organized by Bill and Beth Ott and run out of their home near Murray. They pride themselves on providing a safe place for abandoned, sick or injured wildlife to be rehabilitated and released back into the wild. The Otts are originally from Michigan. On being asked what brought them to our neck of the woods, Beth chuckled, “Try shoveling snow in Michigan for a few winters.” They had visited our area several times and decided that when their children were grown that they would move here…and so they did. Raise & Return The Otts have been in the wildlife rehab business for about 18 years. It began when they found two abandoned raccoons which they nursed and raised. “We raised them all wrong, Ott explained. “We couldn’t release them back into the wild, so we had to keep them for ourselves.” After

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

this, the Otts wanted to learn the proper way to help these animals so that they could be released back into their natural habitat.

people to call her at 270.345.2442. She has anywhere from 20-40 phone calls a day from people about many different wildlife issues.

Last year, the Otts took in over 200 animals. They keep the babies in the house in incubators, and since they live in the woods, they have big enclosed areas to keep the bigger ones outside. This helps them to acclimate to the weather. The Otts have found several places that work well when it’s time to release the animals back to the wild.

What is a wildlife rehabilitator? A wildlife rehabilitator is a person licensed to take in orphaned and injured wildlife from and for the general public. Orphaned baby animals will be raised properly and injured or ill critters are rehabilitated. The main responsibility of a wildlife rehabilitator is to the animals they are caring for. The goal is to get these animals back into the wild where they are supposed to be, and want to be. That's what it is all about... the animals remaining wild. They are not pets! Keeping handling and human exposure to a minimum is vital for the animals' survival in the wild later on. Why do animals end up with a wildlife rehabber? Animals end up with a wildlife rehabilitator for various reasons. It can be a baby squirrel that fell out of a nest, usually after a storm, and found by school kids; a songbird that flew into a window and has a concussion and needs a safe place to recover; an opossum mother hit by a car with living babies in the pouch that caring individuals saved and brought to a rehabber; a baby raccoon sitting next to his dead mother on the side of the road crying; the litter of cottontail rabbits whose mother fell victim to a lawn mower or a wild animal hurt by dogs and cats...the stories are endless.

You Can Help! The Otts have not received a dime for all their hard work, but they would love for people to donate to their charity. “We had a raccoon that had to have surgery last week, Beth told me. “The surgery cost $641, and we paid every penny of that.” If you would like to donate to their organization, you can visit WKWRR's Facebook page and hit the ‘donate now’ button or visit paypal.com and use the email bott@wk.net. Beth also encourages

What do they do with them? In the case of infant critters where a reunion with the mother has been ruled out, they will be raised and taught how to relate to others of their species, given a chance to develop their survival skills, know what their predators are, and how to find food and shelter before they will be released back into the wild. What else does a wildlife rehabber do besides caring for wildlife? Another important part of being a wildlife rehabilitator is dealing with

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

How do I get a wildlife rehabilitation permit? In Kentucky, the wildlife rehabilitation permit authorizes a person to rescue, raise, and arrange for veterinary medical care or orphaned, sick, displaced, or injured native wildlife with the prudent goal of releasing the wildlife back to its natural habitat. A wildlife rehabilitation permit shall be obtained prior to possessing live native wildlife. It is illegal to remove young wildlife from the wild, you are risking citation, and a permit will not be issued for illegally taken wildlife. These animals should be left in the wild, or returned there, and legal recourse for injured and orphaned wildlife is the prompt transfer of these animals to a presently permitted wildlife rehabilitator. Mammal, reptile, and amphibian rehabilitation requires only this state permit. In order to hold and rehabilitate federally protected birds (Migratory Bird Treaty Act) including raptors, songbirds, and waterfowl, a person shall have both a state wildlife rehabilitation permit and a federal rehabilitation permit. USFWS requires proof of a state permit before issuing the federal permit, therefore, KDFWR will issue a rehabilitation permit for birds, but it will be invalid until you also possess the federal permit. the public. Once spring starts and the first animals of the season, usually squirrels, are being born, the calls are coming in about pink hairless babies found on the ground. There are a lot of caring folks out there that go the extra mile to help out that infant and take it to a licensed wildlife rehabilitator or wildlife facility. A lot of people attempt to care for these animals on their own and only call for help when they see that their approach didn't work.

Visit fw.ky.gov/Wildlife/Pages/ Wildlife-Rehabilitation.aspx for more information. If you have an wildife rescue question, call Beth at 270.345.2442.

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

â&#x20AC;˘

iLearn 5 Signs You Need to

Clear Negative

Energy

By Susan Edwards A Licensed Spiritual Healer & owner of Wildhair Studio & Rock Shop

ife is fluid. Everyone experiences the ebb and flow of being human with everyday highs and lows. Sometimes relationships start, mature and wither, people get sick, jobs disappear and disasters can strike. So how do you know if it’s just life, or if you are being affected by something more, like negative energy? Here are five clear signs your problem may be energetic in nature.

•

You are constantly sick for no apparent good reason and none of your doctors can give you a diagnosis … it may be time to explore the energy around you.

•

You’re experiencing, “free floating anxiety.” Again, no obvious reason for your anxiety and yet you are experiencing some level of panic attacks.

•

You’re constantly feeling “drained.” You’re tired beyond what would be normal for your level of activity.

•

You’re at odds with everyone, your friends, family and coworkers. Constantly.

•

Nothing, and I mean nothing is going right. Your world is literally crumbling around you, through no fault of your own.

Take A Deep Breath Ok, so you’ve clicked off one or more of the five boxes. Now what? First, take a deep breath. All of us have stress and some level of stale, or negative energy in our lives. The trick is to recognize it, and know how to clear it before it becomes problematic. The good news is you can clear it with some simple, effective methods. Please note if you are getting sick, be sure to rule out all the usual suspects and see a medical professional. If necessary, clean up your lifestyle. Make sure you’re eating right, exercising, sleeping well, and managing your stress. Assuming you’ve already addressed that, then and only then, can you expect these energetic techniques to help. With that said, here are some simple things you can do to clear up stale energy and get things flowing in a positive direction.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Be Positive First, most clients tell me, they’ll be happier when things start to

go right and be more positive when their lives improve. They are always resistant when I explain they have it backwards. Things will improve in their lives and they will be happier when they get positive. This is often the most challenging part of the change. But it is the critical adjustment that insures your success. Here’s Your Assignment… • Stop talking about everything that is going wrong, how awful life is and how bad you feel. Start talking about what is going right (however miniscule it might be!) and how much you love feeling good. •

Feel genuine gratitude for the good things in your life. Every time you are tempted to talk about what’s wrong, pause and find something to say about what’s right.

•

Stop gossiping and criticizing everyone – whether you feel they deserve it or not – stop. Right now! Like mom often reminded us, “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all.” Good advice!

•

Eliminate or isolate toxic relationships. If you are the one that is toxic, work on your personal clean up.

Clean Up Your Life! Okay, that takes care of your personal energetic assignment. Next, on to the house and office clean up. •

Do a physical cleaning. Stale and negative energy can get ‘stuck’ in clutter.

•

Open windows and ‘air’ the place out. Visualize bringing in fresh, clean energy, bright and cheerful. Turn on the fan to facilitate moving the old out and the fresh in.

•

If you have sage or incense you can use those to clear the space.

•

Use noise to break up stale energy and move it out. Play lively happy music, clap, sing, say prayers, use bells... you can use anything that you have available.

•

Remove overtly negative items. Be mindful of your surroundings and what you are allowing into your life. Don’t invite problems with demonic images, distressing music, artwork or anything that would scare your sweet old granny!

•

Reduce or eliminate watching or listening to highly distressing TV shows, movies and music. This is a biggie and most of us just allow all this negativity into our homes without questioning the effect it is having on us.

these suggestions and are still experiencing problems, then you may consider bringing in an expert to perform a house clearing and blessing. Or, take a class on how to create your own sacred space. Wildhair Studios’ Rock Shop has a large selection of energy clearing items and classes on how to create your own sacred space. NiceRockShop.com

So there you have several simple effective things within your control to improve your energetic problems. If you have completed all of

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

iCook

Good for the Goose...

What's

By Britt Allgood

'm sure you’ve heard of the old saying, “What’s good for the goose is good for the gander”. What exactly does that mean? Well, to me it means that men and women deserve equality. That being said, since I wrote about Mother’s day last month, I’m paying equal time to Father’s Day this month. Do you and your Dad have any father’s day traditions? I can honestly and somewhat regretfully say that my father and I don’t. My father and I get along fine. We have several common interests and several things we don’t necessarily agree upon. I love him just the same even though we are separated by distance. To this day I still rely on him for his wisdom and assistance. We just never developed a Father’s Day tradition. A Special Day for Dad If you read my article last month, you know that my brother and I attempted (and I use that term loosely) to cook breakfast on Mother’s

day. We really didn’t try this on Father’s day because Mom was up and a much better cook. So, what did we do on this very special day for Dad? When we were younger, Mom would treat us all to a Father’s day lunch out after church. Generally it was a nice restaurant and sometimes we would go to a movie. As I got older (i.e. over 21), I occasionally took Dad out for beer and a game of billiards. My Father taught me a great number of things in my life. He taught me the value of hard work and doing your best at whatever you are attempting. He shared his love of nature and growing things. And I found I also enjoyed hunting and fishing – a love that was developed through many days in the woods. I remember playing with his tools until he showed me the proper way to use them. As I grow older, I have grown closer to my father, and respect his opinion - even when I don’t agree with it. Hunting & Eating About now, you may be wondering where I’m going with this article, especially since it’s about cooking. I mentioned hunting and fishing which meant that we had to clean and prepare the game we hunted. Dad is also a good cook, especially slow cooked barbeque, and he can still whip up a pan of biscuits and a good old fashioned breakfast when the occasion arises. Some of my fondest memories of time spent with my Dad, and brother, are when we would go on hunting trips. My father, brother and I traveled to Wisconsin with another family when I was about 11 for a week of deer and squirrel hunting. We stayed on a large farm that had about 500 acres of wooded private hunting land and many open fields along its boundary.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

Our hosts lived a rustic lifestyle – literally in a house without running water! They baked bread daily (while we were there) and ran a dairy farm. We ate venison every day with rich brown gravy, homemade bread and freshly churned butter. We helped out with the chores including carrying water from the well into the house. I loved it as a kid, but it’s a demanding life. Male Bonding Over the years, Dad and I have hunted all the traditional game - deer, turkey, quail, dove, rabbit and squirrel. We’ve also tried our hand at fish and frogs. I tell you there has to be some male bonding going on when you are up to your knees in mud with a frog spear and a flashlight at midnight! We ate all kinds of things on these trips - from bologna, (if the hunting or fishing wasn’t so good,) to venison stew or barbeque cooked all day at base camp. Hearty breakfasts would carry us through the day and a soda, and pack of crackers might do until we had dinner. Whatever we were lucky enough to harvest was consumed with gusto and appreciation to Mother Nature. My dad, brother and I don’t get to hunt much together anymore and, I don’t think we’ve been fishing as a family in over two decades, but those memories are still near and dear to my heart. Dad is in his late seventies now and it’s a bit more difficult to get up on the cold mornings for hunting, but he still likes to hang a fishing line over the side of the boat when he can. My brother and his sons are now hunting together and I get away to the woods whenever possible. Nature’s Bounty When I’m lucky enough to partake of nature’s bounty, I use as much of the harvest as I can. I also use venison or rabbit in traditional dishes in place of beef or chicken. So, today I’m going to share my version of Venison bourgeon with you. As a bonus, I’m also including a marinade that an old bird hunting buddy shared with me years ago. We used it on dove, but it is excellent on chicken as well. I hope your Father is still around and you can spend Father’s Day with him. If not, I hope you have fond memories to hold close to your heart. Live, laugh, love and eat well my friends.

* iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

Beef or Venison Bourguignon Original recipe courtesy of Ina Garten

Servings: 6

3 1 1 1 TBSP Olive Oil 8 oz Bacon Diced 2 ½ LB Beef Roast or Venison cut into 1 inch cubes Kosher salt Fresh ground black pepper 1 LB carrots, peeled and sliced diagonally into 1 inch chunks 2 large yellow onions, sliced 2 tsp chopped garlic ½ cup Cognac 1 (750 ml) bottle good dry red wine (Burgundy or Pinot Noir) 2 cups beef stock 1 TBSP tomato paste 1 tsp fresh thyme leaves (1/2 tsp dried) 4 TBSP unsalted butter at room temperature, divided

TBSP all-purpose flour LB frozen pearl onions, whole (optional) LB fresh mushrooms with stems discarded and caps sliced

Preheat oven to 250oF Heat oil in a large Dutch oven or oven safe skillet. Add bacon and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes, stirring constantly, until bacon is lightly browned. Remove bacon with a slotted spoon to a large plate. Dry the beef/venison cubes with paper towels and sprinkle them with salt and pepper. In batches of single layers, sear the beef/venison in the hot oil for 3 to 5 minutes, turning to brown on all sides. Remove the seared cubes to the plate with the bacon and continue searing until all the beef/venison is browned. Set aside. Toss the carrots, onions, 1 TBSP of salt and 2 tsp of pepper in the fat in the pan and cook for 10 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the onions are lightly browned. Add the garlic and cook for 1 minute. Add the Cognac, stand back and carefully ignite with a match to burn off the alcohol (Be careful - the alcohol can flash off). Put the meat and bacon back into the pot with the juices. Add the bottle of wine plus enough beef stock to almost cover the meat. Add the tomato paste and thyme. Bring to a simmer, cover the pot with a tight fitting lid and place in the oven for about 1 hour 15 minutes or until the meat and vegetables are very tender. Remove from the oven and place on a stove top burner. Melt 2 TBSP of butter in a skillet and add the flour to make a roux. Allow the flour to brown a bit while stirring constantly. Add to the stew and stir in completely. Add the frozen onions (optional). In the skillet, melt the remaining butter and sauté the mushrooms about 10 minutes and then add them to the stew. Bring the stew to a boil then lower the heat and simmer an additional 15 minutes. Season to taste.

Marinade for Dove, Duck or Chicken ¼ cup olive oil – good quality 2 Tbsp soy sauces ½ cup plus 2 Tbsp orange juice 3-4 dashes Tabasco 1 ½ tsp chopped fresh ginger 1 Tbsp brown sugar Garlic cloves – mashed as many as you like

Whisk together all the ingredients in a glass, ceramic, or stainless steel bowl. Add the skinless dove, woodcock, or duck breast medallions and/ or legs. Marinate, covered in refrigerator for at least three hours or overnight. Cut medallions in half (wrap dove with bacon) and thread on skewers. Grill until done.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

iSupport

PA*BREW*CAH That's How We Spell Beer Fest! By Amy Noles

“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it’s better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech proverb

o you like craft beer? Were you excited when Dry Ground Brewing Company and Paducah Beer Werks opened this past year? Then we have the event for you! The Paducah Symphony Orchestra is excited to announce a new signature event, the PA*BREW*CAH Beer Fest. This full-on beer festival will take place on Saturday, June 18, 2016. From noon to 5pm, in the floodwall parking lot of historic Downtown Paducah, you can sample beers, enjoy delicious food, and listen to great live music. We say “cheers” to that! The inaugural PA*BREW*CAH Beer Fest is a five hour tasting event that will feature 19 craft breweries from across the region. Ticket holders will receive a commemorative beer glass, a beer card good for multiple samples of beer - all for only $25. The festival also features live music, and several food vendors will be on hand for an additional fee. This new event was the brainchild of the Paducah Symphony’s Executive Director, Daniel Sene. “Since I am originally from the Pacific Northwest, where craft breweries are plentiful, I have seen my fair share of beer fests,” Sene told me. “I am in no way a beer aficionado, however I do love a good craft beer! The PSO had been looking for a new signature fundraiser for a couple years, so when Dry Ground Brewing Company and Beer Werks opened, I thought Paducah and the region could benefit from a full scale beer festival. PA*BREW*CAH Beer Fest is meant to be a signature Paducah festival.”

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

The Breweries The 19 confirmed breweries include: Apocalypse Brew Works, Blue Stallion Brewing, Country Boy Brewing, Dry Ground Brewing, Ei8htball Brewing, Ethereal Brewing, Goodwood, Kentucky Ale, Leinenkugel's, New Belgium Brewing, Paducah Beer Werks, Perrylodgic Brewing, Sam Adams, West Sixth Brewing, Schlafly, Sierra Nevada, Tin Man Brewing Co., West Sixth Brewing and White Squirrel Brewery. These breweries are an eclectic mix and are from all over the tri-state area, including Louisville, Lexington, St. Louis, and of course, Paducah. Todd Blume of Paducah Beer Werks is pumped about this festival. “I am very excited to be a part of Paducah's first craft beer festival,” he told me. “Paducah is known for its art, quilting, BBQ, and soon, for its craft beer. Both local breweries have made waves in the craft beer world bringing attention to Paducah. My hope is this will be a wonderful new attraction for the region and state.” The Music The music line-up is quite incredible as well. From 12-1pm, Savage Radley will be playing. This band hails from Murray to be exact, and was the winner of this year’s WKMS Battle of the Bands. Stemming from the tradition of delta folk, Shaina Goodman and Stephen Montgomery meld themes of community, loyalty, heartbreak, and perseverance into their captivating indie folk narratives. The Wheelhouse Rousters will be on stage from 1:15-3pm. The Wheelhouse Rousters draw not only their moniker and musical style from the river and its industry, but their ebb and flow of energy. Focusing on long forgotten songs gathered by Mary Wheeler of Paducah the Rousters give a new twist to old tunes. Comprised of Josh Coffey, Eddie Coffey, and Nathan Blake Lynn, this band is a local favorite.

To round things out, The Solid Rock’It Boosters will close out the day from 3:15-5pm. Grab your moonshine jug and enjoy ‘Hott Rodd’ Todd Anderson and ‘Low Down’ Nathan Brown in a rockin’ performance. These local legendary musicians form the core of the band Solid Rock’it Boosters. They are famous for their wild honky-tonk & hillbilly stomp style. Their music is a mix of hillbilly boogie, rockabilly and honky-tonk. The ‘Booster Club’ is a rotating cast of amazing local musicians who accompany the band on stage during their shows.

time event. Supporting sponsors include Bill Ford Interiors, Keuler, Kelly, Hutchins & Blankenship LLP Attorneys, Roof Brothers Wine & Spirits, and Wagner Wine & Spirits.

Tickets are available at Pabrewcah. com in advance for $25, and $30 the day of the event. Tickets can also be purchased at the Paducah Symphony Orchestra Office at 760 Broadway or at the following retail locations: Roof Brothers Wine and Spirits, Wagner Wine and Spirits.

Why We’re Drinking! Proceeds from PA*BREW*CAH Beer Fest will benefit the education programs and services of the Paducah Symphony Orchestra (PSO). Last year, the symphony reported its education efforts, including its summer music camp, reached 12,805 students. The programs include Maestro Raffaele Ponti visiting over 1,470 students in 13 schools, the Class Acts Education Series at the Carson Center, Musical Story Time, at the McCracken County Public Library, and so much more.

Barkley Regional Airport and United Propane are among the presenting sponsors of this first-

For more information about the Paducah symphony Orchestra, the upcoming 2016/17 season and its Educational Programs please visit paducahsymphony.org or call 270.444.0065.

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

ADVERTISERS INDEX 1st Kentucky Realty & Auction ...................... 56 1stKY.com Abell Family Dentistry ................................... 45 abelldental.com Adio Chiropractic ............................................... 20 adioky.com Alert Alarm Systems, Inc. ............................... 51 alertalarm.net American Chillers ............................................. 16 americanchillers.com Dr. Kelly Anunciato ....................................... 41 kellyanunciato.com Atmosphere Martial Arts ......................... 55 atmosphereacademy.com Audibel Hearing Center ................................... 2 audibelhearingpaducah.com Barre Evolution .................................................... 12 thelivingartscenter.com/barre-evolution-2 BA's Automotive Services ............................... 26 basautomotiveserviceinc.com Bellview Baptist Church VBS ......................... 29 bellviewbaptistpaducah.com Better Than Ever ................................................. 44 betterthaneverhome.com Beverly Rogers Academy of Dance ............ 31 beverlyrogersacademy.com Bone & Co. Realtors - Jennifer Palmer .... 43 facebook.com/bone-co-realtors Brad Rankin Photography .................... 30 bradrankin.com Broadway United Methodist Church ....... 26 bumc-paducah.org B'Still Massage ................................................. 64 Cadiz/Trigg County Tourism .................... 24 gocadiz.com

Greater Metropolis CVB .............................. 67 metropolistourism.com Harmony Road .............................................. 45 harmonyroadpaducah.com

Paducah Public Schools ............................... 29 paducah.kyschools.us

Horizon Lawn & Tractor .............................. 62 horizonkubota.com

Parkview Nursing & Rehab ........................ 52 parkviewnursingandrehabilitationcenter.com

Ingram's Water & Air Equipment .............. 68 ingramswaterandair.com Itty Bitty Knitty Shop ................................... 32 ibkshop.biz Jaded Layne Boutique ................................... 7 jadedlayneboutique.com Jenny’s Day Spa .................................................. 42 jennysdayspa.com

Paducah Symphony Orchestra .................. 34 paducahsymphony.org

Quick Care/Four Rivers Internal Medicine .. 23 quickcarepaducah.com Red Bug Yarn & Gifts ......................................... 60 redbugyarnandgifts.com River Discovery ............................................... 36 riverdiscoverycenter.com

J Mack Championship BBQ ......................... 56 facebook.com/jmackbbqq

Rowton Indoor Tennis Center ..................... 60 rowtontennis.com Skin & Body Solutions ....................................... 46 skinandbody.me

Life Care LaCenter ............................................ 40 lifecarecenteroflacenter.com

SNAP ..................................................................... 37 prd.chfs.ky.gov/SNAP/index.espx

Lone Oak Pharmacy ...................................... 41 loneoakpharmacy.com

Symphony Supply .......................................... 37 symphonysupply.wordpress.com

Lourdes/Mercy Health ................................. 54 mercy.com

Terri Waldridge, LMT ..................................... 32

Maiden Alley Cinema ................................... 33 maidenalleycinema.org MainStage School of Performing Arts ..... 58 mymainstageschool.com Market House Theatre ............................... 33 markethousetheatre.org Marshall County Public Library .................... 38 marshallcolibrary.org McCracken County Public Library ............. 21 mclib.net McCracken County Nursing & Rehab .... 39 mccrackennursing.com

Carson Center ................................................... 36 thecarsoncenter.org CHIN Restaurant ................................................. 25 facebook.com/chinrestaurant Colgan Pediatric Dentistry ........................... 13 colganpediatricdentistry.com Compass Counseling ................................... 28 compasspaducah.com

National Quilt Museum ............................... 36 quiltmuseum.com

El Barco ................................................................. 63 Flanary Vet .................................................... 22 flanaryvet.com Four Rivers Behavioral Health ........... 3 & 50 4rbh.org Grand Rivers Tourism ....................................... 18 grandrivers.org

Paducah Bed and Breakfast ...................... 57 paducahbedandbreakfast.com

National League of Jr. Cotillions .................. 19 nljc.com Northside Baptist Christian School ............ 24 northsideschool.org O’Bryan Family Medicine .......................... 4 obryanfamilymedicine.com

Paducah CVB ..................................................... 36 paducah.travel Paducah Parks Services .................... 5, 6 & 27 paducahky.gov/paducah-parks-servicesdepartment

The Dirt Road .................................................. 25 facebook.com/thedirtroadboutique The Rhythm Factory .......................................... 1 trfpaducah.com Total Rejuvenation ............................................. 11 totalrejuvenationofpaducah.com Tri Rivers Healthcare .......................................... 38 tririvershc.com Troutt General Store .................................... 7 trouttoldtimegeneralstoreandmarket.com Venture River ................................................... 43 ventureriver.com Vertical Jump Park ............................................. 59 verticaljumppark.com WellSprings ....................................................... 48 wellspringsderm.com WKCTC Paducah School of Art & Design .. 33 paducahschoolofartanddesign.com WKMS ..................................................................... 47 wkms.org Yaya’s Island ....................................................... 14 havefunatyayas.com Yeiser Art Gallery .............................................. 36 theyeiser.org

Support Our Advertisers!

iListWesternKentucky.com JUNE 2016

•

CLIP AND SAVE LOCALLY! $5 Admission (each) for up to 4 Children

Yaya’s Island 451 Jordan Dr Suite D • Paducah havefunatyayas.com

270.408.9292

TMJ Facial Massage 20 Minutes for $15

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

A 30 Minute Reflexology Session with Jenny’s Day Spa Peppermint Oil & 657 Lone Oak Rd • Paducah jennysdayspa.com Steamed Towels 270.994.0742 $30 (Regular Price $45)

10% Off Wise Co. Survival Products

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

10% Off Total Food Purchase

Je�y’s

Reflexology & Massage

CHIN Restaurant

3740 James Sanders Blvd.

270.408.2446

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

1/2 Off ONE Bottle of Vintage Soda

2121 New Holt Rd • Paducah

270.331.8585

Lone Oak Pharmacy

3535 Lone Oak Rd • Paducah

270.554.7944

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

10% OFF HydraFacial Treatment

WellSprings Dermatology

2721 West Park Dr • Paducah

270.554.7456

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

Troutt General Store

433 N. 4th St. • Paducah

270.443.0858

Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016.

Terri Waldridge, LMT

• JUNE 2016 iListWesternKentucky.com

1 Year Anniversary B'Still Massage Special - $1 2343 New Holt Road Paducah per Minute 270.217.6730 on Any Service Not valid with other discounts. Expires June 30, 2016

B’Still Massage