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Anthony Davis: Brow Down

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by Tread Unless you live under a rock or in Louisville–you no doubt have realized that our University of Kentucky Wildcat Men’s Basketball Teams sits atop the heap that is college hoops. #1 in the SEC, #1 in the USA. …

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Whitney Pannell’s Kidney, Now! Update

Lexington realtor Whitney Pannell and her mother, Nancy, were January's Ace cover girls in "Kidney, Now." The story detailed the family's search for a kidney donor for Nancy

Big Ass Fans’ Carey & Nancy Smith: Fan-Powered Power Couple

This article appears on page 7 of the February 9, 2012 print edition of Ace Weekly Big Ass Fans' Carey and Nancy Smith:  a Fan-Powered Power Couple by Heather C.

Lexington’s Winter Farmers’ Market

by Tom Yates On February 11th, students from UK's Writing, Rhetoric, and Digital Media program will be hosting an on-site archiving day at the Lexington Farmers Market. The hope

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The Rupp Arena Task Force Recs

What Could Be The Rupp Task Force Recs by David Schankula The final public meeting of Jim Gray's Rupp Area Task Force was a collegial affair. A lot of thank yous, a

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Lexington Weight Loss Blogger Skinny Emmie: I was the fat kid in Georgia

I Am the Fat Kid in Georgia Troubling Anti-Obesity Campaign by Emily Ho Sandford I tend to not be a controversial person. I stay pretty neutral on a lot of topics

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Lex Run Ladies: Lexington Resolution Runners Take on 2012

LexRunLadies Resolution Runners take on 2012 by Krissie Carr Bentley I wanted to be a runner for years. I had such envy for the runners I would see across town

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Catching up with Lexington Theatre Vet, Robert Parks Johnson

Around the Bend in 2012 "2011 was the year my Doc told me I don't have cancer any more" by Robert Parks Johnson In some ways, 2011 was a hard year,

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Kidney, Now! Whitney Pannell’s prospective mother-daughter donor story took a turn

Kidney, Now! Mother-Daughter prospective donor story took an unexpected turn by Whitney Pannell   Many years ago, my mother suffered an allergic reaction to sulphur drug when she was 11 years old.

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Coach Matthew Mitchell, Alan Stein among This Year’s Models

Every December, Ace profiles "This Year's Models," Model Citizens making a difference in Lexington. This year's class includes UK Coach Matthew Mitchell, retiring Lexington Legends prez Alan Stein,



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