WKCTC Weekly Update Dec 3, 2025: Holiday Movies, Free coffee, Children's Holiday Breakfast, Cap Decorating Day, AAS in Education, Check out the Library of Things. Good luck on finals and we'll see you next year.
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When victims are too afraid to testify, prosecutors highlight evidence independent of their testimony. The goal? To reassure victims and show offenders that the Commonwealth is pursuing justice. #JusticeForVictims#JusticeForVictims
For survivors of violence, know this: resources exist to help, regardless of whether a case goes to court. Advocates can provide legal support as victims make life-changing decisions. There's help, and it's available. https://t.co/yO9N8P6amu
Why don't they just leave? The cycle of domestic violence is far more complex than many understand. Promises made, lives intertwinedโit's a privileged position to judge when you don't know their reality. Focus on facts, not assumptions. #DomesticViolenceAwareness
Why do people stay after an assault? It's easy to think someone would just leave after being hit. But the reality is more complex. There's often a deeper tie that makes walking away feel impossible.
Why is it so hard for domestic violence victims to seek justice? It's often because of the existing bond with their abuser. Understanding that connection is key to helping them find safety & accountability. https://t.co/yO9N8P6amu #DomesticViolenceAwareness
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In this episode of Old Kentucky Tales, we crack open the 1839 The Kentucky Housewife to explore strange and surprising recipes from early Kentucky kitchens. From squirrel soup to mock turtle and beyond, it's a deliciously weird dive into food history!
Living with abuse can feel isolating, but "there is help...at every corner." Whether it's planning a safe exit or needing immediate support, resources are available. You are not alone. https://t.co/yO9N8P6amu
Domestic violence survivors often fear the legal system. Hear how one prosecutor's office works to reassure victims their voice matters, offering support through every step of the process. https://t.co/yO9N8P6amu
Many hesitate to come forward, fearing the legal process. Hear how the Commonwealth Attorney's office reassures victims that their voice matters. #YouAreNotAlone#DomesticViolenceAwareness
In this episode of Voices of Victory, host Danette Mahabeer-Turner welcomes First Assistant Commonwealth Attorney Aimee Clymer-Hancock for a discussion on how her office helps victims of domestic violence. https://t.co/yO9N8P6amu
Ever feel like you missed the party? Growing up, life as an adult seems one way, then reality hits. IWatch the full episode of Daniel Hurt Presents with Melanie A. Davis here https://t.co/lGZKLmnj6k #danielhurtpresents#melanieadavis
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In this episode of Old Kentucky Tales, join hosts Brent Taylor and Jason Donner as they take the show on the road! Today they are here dig into the weirdest jobs from Kentuckyโs 1860 census!
On Daniel Hurt Presents, singer/songwriter Melanie A. Davis discusses her sister songs, Ursa Major and Ursa Minor. Watch the full episode here https://t.co/lGZKLmnj6k #danielhurtpresents#melanieadavis
On this episode of Daniel Hurt Presents, Daniel welcomes singer/songwriter Melanie A. Davis and her band, The Madness. Watch the full episode here https://t.co/lGZKLmnj6k
On this episode of Daniel Hurt Presents, singer/songwriter Mark Donham tells the story of his band getting to open for Steve Goodman early in his career. Watch the full episode here. https://t.co/DtLQJuKYGg
On Daniel Hurt Presents, Mark Donham plays a song that speaks to those moments when we feel trapped, knowing we have better things to do. It's a relatable anthem for anyone tired of the status quo. Our time is precious, let's spend it wisely. #danielhurtpresents#markdonham