All posts in Issue News
Herald-Leader’s new paywall Dec. 4: Expected, and worth it
BY KAKIE URCH Mark Twain always said....OK, all together now.... "When I die, I want to be in Kentucky, because everything there always happens 20 years later." Well, it has
Manchester Street Stories: Latitude’s Interview with Ferrell’s Donny Washbish in Lexington
Manchester Street Stories is an informal collection of stories and anecdotes featuring neighbors who live and work on Manchester Street in Lexington Kentucky’s Distillery District. Interviews and photos
The Second Shot Pop Up Gallery, during Gallery Hop
This article appears on page 4 of the September 13, 2012 print edition of Ace Weekly The Second Shot Pop Up Gallery: Cameras for a Cause during Gallery Hop,
Alltech’s Town Branch distillery in Lexington added to Kentucky Bourbon Trail
By Kakie Urch The Town Branch bourbon distillery will be added to the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, becoming the first distillery in Lexington and the seventh in the state along
Nora Rose Moosnick tells the story behind new book, ‘Arab and Jewish Women in Kentucky’
This article also appears on page 4 of the July 12 print edition of Ace Weekly. Arab and Jewish Women in Kentucky The Story Behind ‘Stories of Accommodation and
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Programs’ Watershed Farm offers sustainability and more
This article appears on page 5 of the June 14 print edition of Ace Weekly. BY KAKIE URCH At Watershed Farm, sustainability of the herbs, flowers, and berries grown for
What Lexington Needs: Food Trucks
Food Trucks: Keeping Austin Weird By RL Reeves Jr In Austin, Texas where I live, we have more than 1500 food trucks scattered all over the city, vending every style
Bluegrass Food Summit
Bluegrass Food Summit tackles food, health, nutrition, and policy by Jim Embry This article also appears on page 14 of the March 8 print edition of Ace Weekly. Kentucky’s present method


















Ace Never Sleeps