All posts by Patrick O'Dowd
Lexington’s Girl Girl Scene up for Best Web Series at afterEllen
Lexington’s Girl Girl Scene web series has been nominated for Best Web Series on AfterEllen’s Visibility Awards. Cast member Lauren Albert says, “Everyone is able to vote every hour until Jan. 2nd. No signing up, it’s very easy.” Also nominated …
Bill Doss, The Olivia Tremor Control & The Apples in Stereo, Dies at 43
Raj's Pitchfork Interview with Bill Doss and The Olivia Tremor Control appears on page 14 of the 8.09.2012 issue of Ace. On July 30, 2012 Bill Doss, The Olivia Tremor
Bottoms Up for National IPA DAY, August 2, 2012!
Prepare to celebrate: Thursday, August 2nd is National IPA Day. Historically, that would not always have meant much to those here in Lexington, Kentucky outside of the most
Lexington’s Girl/Girl Scene: ‘Like Sex and the City, with Lesbians’
By Patrick O'Dowd You may or may not know it, but one of the hottest shows portraying today’s young lesbian culture is shot right here in Lexington, Kentucky. Girl/Girl
New Study Creates More Delays At Richmond’s Blue Grass Army Depot
By Patrick O'Dowd Earlier this week, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported on another meeting revolving around the Blue Grass Army Depot's disposal of over 15,000 chemical weapons stored at the
Stella’s Kentucky Deli’s New Horizons: Dinner and Cocktails
By Patrick O'Dowd Stella’s Kentucky Deli has been a staple of downtown Lexington’s restaurant scene thanks to its weekday lunch and weekend brunches, but recently the deli has expanded
Where to Eat in Lexington, Kentucky: Top Coffee Shops
Summer 2012 Visitors to Lexington's beautiful bluegrass region always ask us for our definitive dining guide. This is Ace's highly selective ten-part dining series (downtown, Chevy Chase, campus,
Table 310 Brunch Service: A Big Wet Kiss
By Patrick O'Dowd The New York Times recently revisited Eric Ripert’s Le Bernardin, reaffirming the restaurant’s four-star rating. The writers over at the culture blog The Awl took note
This Year’s Models: Professor Garry Bibbs is a ‘Pied Piper’ for the Arts
Sowing Community Seeds: Professor Bibbs is a Pied Piper for the Arts in Lexington By Todd Piccirilli "The fruits of one's labors" is just another cliche for most people. We
What Lexington Needs: Ms. Georgia Henkel- Festival Market
What Lexington Needs: Ms. Georgia Hinkle - Festival Market By Ms. Georgia Hinkle This What Lexington Needs was part of a class project initiated by Ms. Georgia Henkel, a teacher


















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