While we might be a little late to the “somewhere on Google Maps” trend, we always have a soft spot for nostalgia.
Here’s how it works: Folks search their home address to find special memories captured by Google over time, like their grandfather mowing the lawn, childhood pets in the driveway, or even themselves playing outside.
It got us thinking — what moments in Lexington have been memorialized by Google Maps? Here’s what we found.
Main Street
Somewhere on Google Maps... it’s 2019 and Lexingtonians are using the skyway to walk over Main Street.
City Center, 2007. | Photo via Google Maps
City Center
Somewhere on Google Maps... it’s 2007 and someone is shopping at Rite Aid Pharmacy, long before this city block went through various iterations including the field, the pit, and now City Center.
Hit the button below to see a few familiar places before they came to be, and reminisce on a few gone too quickly.
Karaoke with Cowboy Cam | 7 p.m. | The Void Sake Co. | Price of purchase | Sip sake and brave the mic, or cheer on those that do, with Lexington’s favorite karaoke host Cam Baney leading the charge.
Tuesday, March 4
Fat Tuesday with the Baja Yetis | 7 p.m. | The Burl | $15+ | Get up on your feet to move and groove to the funk based soulful sounds of this lively local band, with support from The Swells.
Wednesday, March 5
Bluegrass Virtual deTour | 6 p.m. | Virtual | Free | Blue Grass Trust + Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate will share programming highlighting the life + historic sites of pioneering horsewoman Josephine Russell Clay.
Thursday, March 6
Animals in Pop Culture Trivia | 7:30-9:30 p.m. | Lost Palm | Free | Calling all animal lovers, test your knowledge of pop culture animals, think Scooby + Simba, plus 25% of sales will support Lexington Humane Society.
Friday, March 7
PBR: Velocity Tour | 8 p.m. | Rupp Arena | $18.50 | Watch rising talents and established superstars face off against powerful bucking bulls during this collision of dreams and grit.
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“She was the true definition of a steel magnolia, approaching thorny issues with thoughtfulness and grace, but always with an iron resolve to do the right thing.” That’s how Mayor Linda Gorton described the late former vice mayor Isabel Yates who died last Wednesday, Feb. 26 at age 100. (Lexington Herald Leader)
Biz
Governor Andy Beshear announced Earth Breeze will be investing ~$6 million in Harrodsburg to build an 81,250-sqft facility, in turn creating 220+ jobs in the area. The company produces environmentally friendly laundry detergent sheets without harsh chemicals.
Drink
It’s Milk Madness at Mirror Twin Brewing + you’re invited to drink your favorite cereals. In honor of National Cereal Day stop by to sip on drafts like the Frosted Mini Wheats blonde ale or the Peanut Butter Crunch porter.
Plan Ahead
Calling all outdoor enthusiasts. Mark your calendars for Camper Appreciation Weekend, Friday, April 25-Sunday, April 27. Kentucky State Parks is treating visitors to half-priced camping at all of its 25+ campsites.
Beauty
Imagine stepping into a serene oasis, where you’re rewarded for every visit that brings you closer to a radiant complexion. That’s exactly what visitors will find at Golden Aesthetic Atelier. Their new app not only simplifies the booking experience but also rewards customers with exclusive perks — download the app.*
Community
Celebrating 40 years, the YMCA Black Achievers program provides equitable access, awards scholarships, and empowers our youth with college + career readiness. This impactful initiative is currently seeking volunteers to support historically marginalized students. Ready to make a difference?Sign up to volunteer or enroll your child.*
Health
Did you hear that? Most hearing aids have one processor. These bad boys have two, making speech clearer and crisper by processing speech and noise separately. No wonder 540,000+ customers love them.*
Number
5. That’s how many minutes it takes to read a 1440 daily newsletter — catching you up on unbiased, fact-based news in politics, business, sports, culture, and more. Subscribe now.*
The Buy
The Buy
Your favorite spring shoe. We know, the magic word: spring. Visualize your next few months and try not to sprint away from winter as you choose the staple shoe best for you:
👟 Nordstrom stocked up on new colors of the beloved Veja Campo sneaker + New Balance’s 327 Sneaker.
👟 The hardware addition makes this new — and 20% off — strappy chunky heel anything but basic.
👟 Pair these under $40 clear slide sandals with virtually any color dress for springtime occasions.
👟 Ease into comfy hours with the Ugg Tasman Slipper’s cousin — the Buree Slipper.
👟 Lululemon’s plush slides are engineered with a grippy non-slip sole.
I’m getting a sneak peek of the new Publix today and I cannot wait. If you’re not already, be sure to follow us on Instagram so you can see what’s in store.
Answered
Answered
Last week, we asked if you participated in a local CSA.
And here’s what you all said:
38.6% — “Yes, I love it”
31.6% — “No, but I’m intrigued”
29.8% — “No, but I love to shop at the farmers market.”
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