Community groups greet Lexington students after weekend mass shooting
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Community organizations and community members greeted students at several Lexington schools Monday morning following a mass shooting Saturday near Charles Young Park. Members of ONE Lexington and other groups — Uniting Voices Lexington, The Voyage Movement and Hearts — were among some to meet students at Lexington Middle School. Support was also extended to Henry Clay High School, Frederick Douglass High School and William Wells Brown Elementary School. Michael Preacely, founder of Uniting Voices Lexington, said the groups’ presence was a continuation of ongoing work in the community. “We’re here. We’ve been here,” Preacely said.
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Terry Dumphord, founder of The Voyage Movement, offered a message to those still processing Saturday’s deadly shooting. “It’s important to turn that pain into purpose.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Community organizations and community members greeted students at several Lexington schools Monday morning following a mass shooting Saturday near Charles Young Park. Members of ONE Lexington and other groups — Uniting Voices Lexington, The Voyage Movement and Hearts — were among some to meet students at Lexington Middle School. Support was also extended to Henry Clay High School, Frederick Douglass High School and William Wells Brown Elementary School. Michael Preacely, founder of Uniting Voices Lexington, said the groups’ presence was a continuation of ongoing work in the community. “We’re here. We’ve been here,” Preacely said.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Community organizations and community members greeted students at several Lexington schools Monday morning following a mass shooting Saturday near Charles Young Park. Members of ONE Lexington and other groups — Uniting Voices Lexington, The Voyage Movement and Hearts — were among some to meet students at Lexington Middle School. Support was also extended to Henry Clay High School, Frederick Douglass High School and William Wells Brown Elementary School. Michael Preacely, founder of Uniting Voices Lexington, said the groups’ presence was a continuation of ongoing work in the community. “We’re here. We’ve been here,” Preacely said.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Community organizations and community members greeted students at several Lexington schools Monday morning following a mass shooting Saturday near Charles Young Park. Members of ONE Lexington and other groups — Uniting Voices Lexington, The Voyage Movement and Hearts — were among some to meet students at Lexington Middle School. Support was also extended to Henry Clay High School, Frederick Douglass High School and William Wells Brown Elementary School. Michael Preacely, founder of Uniting Voices Lexington, said the groups’ presence was a continuation of ongoing work in the community. “We’re here. We’ve been here,” Preacely said.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Community organizations and community members greeted students at several Lexington schools Monday morning following a mass shooting Saturday near Charles Young Park. Members of ONE Lexington and other groups — Uniting Voices Lexington, The Voyage Movement and Hearts — were among some to meet students at Lexington Middle School. Support was also extended to Henry Clay High School, Frederick Douglass High School and William Wells Brown Elementary School. Michael Preacely, founder of Uniting Voices Lexington, said the groups’ presence was a continuation of ongoing work in the community. “We’re here. We’ve been here,” Preacely said.