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Chase Matthew takes the stage for homecoming
Chase Matthew brought music and memories to Morehead State University for homecoming week. As part of the 137 Concert Series hosted by MSU’s Athletics Department, Chase Matthew, a Nashville singer-songwriter, and his opener, Tyra Madison, a Kentucky native, performed in Button Auditorium on Wednesday.
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Fraley Fest is a family reunion
The 55th annual Fraley Festival came to a close on Saturday after four days of music and memories. The festival included storytelling, ballads, workshops and various group performances. This year, weather conditions affected the festival, but the performers still persevered, with some performances having to move inside at a moment's notice. “Fellowship and friendship are more important than the stage,” said Barb Kuhns, director of the festival since 2001.
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Square dancers meet their partners in the middle of the cave during their dance at the Fraley Festival Saturday, September 13, 2026, in Olive Hill, Ky. Photo by Seth Storer | The Trail Blazer
Morechella kicks off game-day festivities
Morechella turned up the heat before kickoff. Morehead State’s athletic department hosted its second annual kickoff concert Thursday, called “Morechella,” playing off the popular music festival, Coachella. “We did it for our kickoff football game event last year, and decided it was so much fun that we wanted to do it again and hopefully make it an annual thing,” said Breanna Moffet, the department's marketing, promotions and fan engagement coordinator.
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Opinion: My night with the eclipse and friends
Late Thursday evening and early into Friday morning, eagle-eyed viewers could notice a shadow crossing the front of the moon, eclipsing almost 96% of its total area. The lunar eclipse peaked at around 12:14 p.m. and gave viewers a truly spectacular show, with the moon turned a reddish hue. Celestial events such as this one provide communities an opportunity to connect, all under the same night sky, which is exactly what I did with a group of Honors students.
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The Gala lights up Morehead State
The Morehead State Dance Team took the stage Saturday night, raising a glass to the past, present, and future of Morehead at Gala. The dance team performed songs sung by students at Morehead, including songs like ‘Raise Your Glass’, ‘Burn the House Down’, ‘Some Nights’ and ‘Bad to the Bone’, marking the end of their 25-26 season.
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'Just as I Am' Returns to Morehead
An inclusive event made its return to the Morehead community. The annual ‘Just as I Am’ event, focused on supporting Morehead’s special needs community and providing children and adults with a fun and safe evening of game booths, prizes and food.
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Robotics has been revived at MSU
The robotics club is getting a reboot at Morehead State University. A group of students have revived the robotics club after it disbanded in 2022, Mahyar Zargari and Roger Ward took the initiative due to the lack of engineering clubs at MSU. The idea behind the club was to give students a hands-on opportunity to create and implement ideas in a competitive space alongside their peers.
Folk Arts Center celebrates small town artists in big ways
The Kentucky Folk Arts Center is piecing together this year’s lineup of exhibits. KFAC, which is the only dedicated folk arts center in Kentucky, combines a rotating first and second floor gallery space to showcase artwork from the Appalachian region. Alongside these spaces is a new auditorium on the first floor which provides an opportunity for smaller exhibits to be displayed.
Calling on former Eagles with the DEC
The DEC is working to foster cross-generational connections between students and alumni. The Digital Engagement Center, or DEC, fosters connections between alumni and students, and is a more wide-ranging version of the call center. The main purpose of the center is to establish a relationship between the people of Morehead’s past and its present. “I think part of it is making connections for out of school, but also the advice they can give you,” said Lydia Dearing, a shift lead at the DEC.
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Fundraisers help to foster felines and community
A local shelter is ramping up fundraising efforts. Cat’s Meow Feline Fosters, a nonprofit located in Morehead, was founded in 2015 and is solely dedicated to helping the displaced, sick and injured cats in the area. “We are trying to gain more community support, so we are trying to get the community more involved, to get the community to know about us,” said Lydia Bryan, CMFF’s social media and fundraising manager.
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