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Did you hear the story about the guy who broke into an abandoned downtown building to install some art? Just kidding, read the serendipitous story.
Make the most of good weather by taking your meals al fresco on one of Lexington’s many beautiful patios.
We’re chatting about the best ways to dispose of the leaves in your yard and how to prep your garden and landscaping for winter.
The Bluegrass State ranked the No. 34 most energy-expensive state.
This monument is dedicated to the tens of thousands of workers who built the transcontinental railroad.
Thanks to an EPA grant, more plastics will be able to be recycled in Lexington, but not until 2026.
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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.
Tell us you’re from Lexington without telling us you’re from Lexington.
According to Southern Living, Lexington was ranked as one of the best places to retire in the country.
There’s nothing like a cool autumn day picking produce and hitting the hay (literally).
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.
Ahead of the Henry Faulkner Centennial Jubilee at the Headley-Whitney Museum, we sat down with photographer and gallery owner John Hockensmith.
You don’t have to be 18 to make a difference in your local government.
Less than a year after breaking ground, UK’s Aged Horse Care and Education Facility has officially opened.
Calling college co-eds — this easy guide with places to eat, shop, explore, and play will help you feel like a local in your new town.
Experience + explore our city’s vibrant and interesting history as the Lexington History Museum reopens in a new space.
Changes to public input policies and a new website will make engagement easier than ever.
With heat indexes approaching triple digits, the city has enacted its heat plan to support those experiencing homelessness.
CivicLex + UK will work together to help connect the university and the community to educational programming, workshops, and more.