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As every horse racing fan knows, Kentucky Derby celebrations aren't confined to Louisville. Central Kentucky comes together for the Derby with events before Derby in Lexington, Midway, Versailles, and

BY RYAN WINSTEAD Farm to Campus to Table: UK Agriculture and Dining Services Work Together to Form 'The Butcher Shop' It's not true that nobody wants to see how

When Alfalfa first opened its doors in Lexington 40 years ago, in 1973,  at the height of the Moosewood era, it was with a "limited menu." In fact, the

excerpted from the bluegrass region section of Wes Berry's The Kentucky Barbecue Book, University Press of Kentucky (excerpt also appears on pages 12 and 13 of the April

After yesterday's explosions on Patriots Day, at the Boston Marathon, one of the earliest questions viewers glued to social media feeds and news outlets asked was, "How can

Two soon-to-be-new downtown Lexington restaurants offered up a taste this evening of what diners can expect in their new locations. The Jax, opening later this Spring at the corner

Don't Call it a Memoir: Punk luminary Richard Hell remembers his Lexington childhood in new autobiography   [amazon asin=B0089LOFHQ&template=iframe image][amazon asin=B000W1VA42&template=iframe

Lexington's Jefferson Street dining corridor continues to expand as County Club restaurant prepares to open this Spring at 555 N. Jefferson, down the street from Nick Ryan's, Grey

Easter Sunday is March 31, 2013 BETHEL HARVEST CHURCH 3260 Lexington Road (Nicholasville) Easter Sunday services at 9 am and 11 am CENTENARY UNITED METHODIST 2800 Tates Creek Road Lexington KY (Egg Hunt Saturday