Kosair for Kids continues mission despite 'Silent Messenger' statue being destroyed in storm Apr 6, 2023 Apr 6, 2023 Updated Apr 7, 2023 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The organization has been helping children for 100 years now. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News Features Positive Wdrb News Louisville News As featured on +4 Kosair for Kids continues mission despite 'Silent Messenger' statue being destroyed in storm The organization has been helping children for 100 years. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Friday morning forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesDefense attorney withdraws from Brian Epperson case after victim's fiancé allegedly targeted her online25 Highlands business owners say they would have to close if 'moist' election goes throughLMPD auctioning off more than 100 unclaimed vehiclesLouisville residents have until Friday to weigh in on proposed data center rulesNorton Healthcare confirms its doctors have diagnosed positive cases of diarrhea-causing parasiteNorton Healthcare doctor shares ways to protect against diarrhea-causing parasiteNew Kentucky law cracks down on student assaults against school staffNew Indiana syringe exchange rules reduce participation in Clark CountyWeather delays push back grand opening for Elizabethtown's Steelgrove AmphitheaterKentucky man who killed 6-year-old boy in 2015 expected to be released from prison again Videos
+4 Kosair for Kids continues mission despite 'Silent Messenger' statue being destroyed in storm The organization has been helping children for 100 years.
