Paris, Kentucky, is marking a historic moment — 65 years after three Black teenagers were jailed for sitting down at a local diner and asking to be served.

The Paris 3 is the name for a group of girls that took a stand in Bourbon County 65 years ago. This weekend, the community is honoring the actions of the three women and how it changed the town.

According to the principal of Paris Elementary School, Lean Pickerill, things are typically pretty quiet. But on February 12, the day took a scary turn.

Looking to get away? For a trip that gets you out of the city pace of Lexington for stunning country hills and a quiet farming vibe, you might look to the town of Paris. In the Bluegrass region, ...