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Why I Run: Training for Lexington’s Half Marathon
I know you’re used to me talking about UK sports, mostly basketball at the moment as I’m on the verge of a “If you can’t say something nice…” stance on UK football—but as much as I love UK sports, they …
LifeLab Mentoring at Latitude
by Bruce Burris Where does it start? Muscles tense. One leg a pillar, holding the body upright between the earth and the sky. The other a pendulum, swinging
Shadows of Eastern State Hospital by Cheri Daniels
Earlier this year I learned about and joined the Facebook group “Eastern State Hospital Cemetery Preservation Project.” I did so for two reasons: 1. Cemetery preservation is something
Post Election guest opinion by Dr. Nick Kouns
Politics and Civility for 2011 While the midterm elections are over and this gives me a sweet relief that I do not think I could even come close
Drew Curtis reveals the secret to all social media at UK’s Tech Week
What if, when you’re adding up the receipts at your fruit stand, “you find out your number one selling item is Doritos?” Should you be in the fruit
GUEST OPINION ON THE MAYOR’S RACE BY DAVID SCHANKULA
This Friday night, October 15, the UK basketball season begins and as we here in the Big Blue Nation prepare for this madness, it is important to remember
Who’s a UK sports fan?
Who’s a Big Blue Cheerleader? This was posted at aceweekly.blogspot.com by Kevin Faris last week. Kentucky Sports Radio is always a significant contender in the Ace Best of
Vision and Visions at Lexington Mall by Andrew Wyllie
This is the first time in a decade the “best use for Lexington Mall” hasn’t appeared in the Best of Lex Readers’ Poll. (The winner in past years
Transparency: Asking More of Lexington Government
An important part of ProgressLex’s mission is to improve local government transparency. In light of the trio of scandals uncovered last year by the Lexington Herald-Leader involving the
Pittsburgh Perspective by Ernie Yannarella
Last month’s Pittsburgh Leadership Expedition sponsored by CommerceLexington and Greater Louisville, Inc. was both a revealing and concealing experience for a skeptic of such information tours. My enduring









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