DeutschNewstral
Article
kentucky.com on 2021-04-24 23:33
Peace Walk takes a stand against gun violence in Lexington
Related news
- ‘We all want something done.’ Peace Walk promotes end to gun violence in Lexington.kentucky.com
- Families of Lexington gun violence victims honor loved ones, call for change at Peace Walkkentucky.com
- In first Peace Walk to end gun violence since founder’s death, family calls for unitykentucky.com
- Anita Franklin, dedicated activist against gun violence in Lexington, dieskentucky.com
- Activists, Lexington officials promote awareness of gun violencekentucky.com
- ‘Enough is enough.’ Students in Lexington join walkout to take stand on gun violencekentucky.com
- Antonio Franklin Jr. VIP Peace Walk calls for unity, end to gun violencekentucky.com
- ‘We the people demand action.’ Lexington vigil mourns gun violence victims, calls for changekentucky.com
- ‘Say something.’ Lexington families of gun violence victims remember loved oneskentucky.com
- Lexington couple tracks gun violence nationwidekentucky.com
- Lexington boxing club hosts event to help curb gun violencekentucky.com
- Can Lexington students, teachers join walkouts over gun laws, violence?kentucky.com
- Lexington survivors, victims’ families rally for some gun laws, end to gun violencekentucky.com
- ‘We need everybody.’ Lexington march to remember victims of gun violence marks 10 yearskentucky.com
- Lexington police chief encourages awareness of gun violence, responds to Bevin's prayer walks suggestionkentucky.com
- Lexington group rallies for an end to gun violence after a spike in homicideskentucky.com
- Lexington police chief: gun violence ‘is a tragedy for this community’kentucky.com
- Lexington releases 4-year strategic plan on youth gun violence. See what’s in it.kentucky.com
- Lexington city officials address the recent spike in gun violence throughout the citykentucky.com
- ‘We have to act now.’ Community members plead for change to combat Lexington gun violencekentucky.com