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Evening news anchor at LEX18. Emmy & Peabody Award winner. Veteran of CNN/Turner/Washington/Atlanta/Cincy. Had a blue check before they were put up for sale.
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Mercer County is home to more than 80 historical sites, some of which predate America

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By Larry Smith Verified
| WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
MERCER COUNTY, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — Outsiders, historians, and tourists are all very familiar with Mercer County and the deep history that lies within. Shaker Village at Pleasant Hill contains several structures that have been preserved from the 1800s. While just steps away from Fort Harrod, built by James Harrod and a group of settlers in 1774, is downtown Harrodsburg, the oldest community in Kentucky.
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UCLA’s Innovation Engine

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By Larry Smith Verified
| UCLA Magazine
In Northern California, people think of Silicon Valley. In Southern California, the lens is often on Hollywood. But, says Rajit Gadh, director of the UCLA Smart Grid Energy Research Center (SMERC), “Many people don’t realize the level of innovation happening here.” At UCLA, that innovation doesn’t live in a single lab or discipline. Rather, it moves across them. Engineers work alongside clinicians, artists alongside data scientists, policy experts alongside community partners.
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Daniel Boone's final Kentucky home still standing in Nicholas County after 229 years

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By Larry Smith Verified
| WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
CARLISLE, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — The state of Kentucky is rich with history, and one of its oldest buildings sits in Nicholas County just outside of Carlisle. Daniel Boone is one of the greatest folk heroes of his time and the cabin he built more than 200 years ago still stands today. “It was built in 1795 by Daniel and Rebecca Boone,” said Carlisle-Nicholas County Tourism co-chair Gladys Shrout.
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