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- 1Pope rejoins Kentucky college tennis after LDS mission▼Pope returns to college tennis at Kentucky with renewed perspective following LDS church mission
A tennis player named Pope has returned to college tennis at the University of Kentucky after serving a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He says the experience gave him a renewed perspective as he rejoins the Wildcats' program. Local outlet WKYT reported the story, and the unusual comeback is drawing attention among Kentucky sports fans.
- 2EKU basketball coach A.W. Hamilton launches children's book▼EKU basketball coach A.W. Hamilton launches children’s book
Eastern Kentucky University men's basketball coach A.W. Hamilton has released a children's book, according to WKYT. The launch adds a publishing milestone to Hamilton's coaching career at EKU. Details about the book's title, subject, and availability have not been widely reported yet, but local coverage highlights the coach's off-court project.
- 3Kentucky voter registration deadline approaches ahead of November election▼Voter registration deadline approaching for Kentuckians ahead of November election
Kentuckians have until the voter registration deadline to sign up before the November election. WKYT reports that the cutoff is approaching, urging residents to check their registration status or register in time to vote. No other details about the deadline date or election races were provided.
- 4Kentucky students to visit Washington, D.C. through CAP youth program▼Kentucky students to travel to Washington, D.C. through CAP youth program
Students from Kentucky will travel to Washington, D.C. through the Christian Appalachian Project's youth program, according to local outlet WKYT. The trip will give young participants from Appalachia a chance to visit the nation's capital, though details on dates and the number of students taking part have not been reported.