Rich Copley: Snow Storm Causes Cancellations, Some Shows Still On

WEKU | By Jonese Franklin

Published February 20, 2015 at 4:07 PM EST

It's time for our weekly chat with Rich Copley of the Lexington Herald Leader.

Rich tells WEKU's Jonese Franklin that this week's snow storm resulted in the cancellation of a number of arts and entertainment events.

Rich Copley covers arts and entertainment for the Lexington Herald Leader. You'll find more information about this weekend's events in Friday's edition.

You can also find a list of arts and cultural activities on the WEKU Events Calendar.

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