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Bring your reusable cup to participating local coffee shops and earn discounts while reducing waste and microplastics.
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Get involved by volunteering and supporting programs that help children and families in medical need get the care and resources they need.
Both online and in-person sports betting is officially legal in Kentucky — here’s what that means.
Within less than a year, Town Branch Commons Trail has won two national awards for its commitment to landscape architecture and our urban environment.
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According to Southern Living, Lexington was ranked as one of the best places to retire in the country.
Show your true colors at this multi-day pride event that celebrates inclusivity, heritage, and diversity.
This free cable ferry is the oldest continuously operating business in Kentucky.
Lexington’s newest mixed-use development is underway on the outskirts of downtown.
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