NEW! On International Women’s Day 2026, Terry's contributions to Lexington history were honored at the "Stand with HER Story" initiative sponsored by the Lexington League of Women Voters. Local TV coverage features a brief interview with Terry HERE.
"Ford Fiasco," published by WinCityNews.org. Terry writes about a chilling 1895 lynching in rural Kentucky. February 2022
Radio Play: Terry served as Project Historian for AthensWest Theatre's radio play LIMESTONE: 1833. The March 2021 dramatic production portrays the events of Lexington's Cholera Epidemic.
Cholera to Covid - Lessons for Today. KYForward Online Article, July 2020.
Newspaper Feature: Lexington's 1833 cholera epidemic chronicled in new book, Lexington Herald-Leader, October 2014
Audio Feature: Chautauqua Heritage Lecture August 2014, Hear Terry's talk on the 1833 Cholera Epidemic.
Newspaper Feature: Chautauqua Daily, Author Talks About Infectious Disease in Past and Today, August 2014 (Story at bottom of page 1.)
Podcast: Tales from the Kentucky Room. Terry discusses her cholera book.
Video Feature: Portrayal of a nurse during 1833 Lexington Cholera Epidemic, October 2006 . At "Dinner with the Dead" Episcopal Burying Ground.
Ace Magazine: The Lunatic Asylum: Lexington in the Age of Cholera, April 2007
Hear more Interviews with Terry: Soundcloud Interview Page.
Chautauqua Heritage Lecture Series. C-SAAHN Audio Series: Terry talks about the Cherokee and the Newsman book, July 4, 2017.
Podcast: Tales from the Kentucky Room. Terry discusses the Cherokee and the Newsman Book.
Newspaper Feature: Chautauqua Daily, Foody shares story of Cherokee linguist Sequoyah, July 2017.
Both of Terry's books were launched at The Chautauqua Institution, New York, - Heritage Lecture Series speaker, (host Archivist Jon Schmitz), radio and press interviews, book signings with Chautauqua Book Store.
Related Links:
www.childhealthfoundation.org
www.townbranch.org
Terry Foody photograph courtesy of Lexington Herald-Leader.
