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On Wednesday, Lexington Mayor Jim Gray invited citizens to take to their screens for a Twitter Town Hall and a Facebook Forum to crowdsource ideas for Lexington's application

BY RL REEVES JR Colonel Harlan Sanders was a larger than life figure in the southeastern Kentucky community where I grew up. He made his way around town

Ace first wrote about Lexington plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Moore's Surgery on Sunday program this time two years ago when he was was featured as ABC’s “Person of

BY KAKIE URCH Fark.com CEO Drew Curtis has been hinting at a change on the "wacky news" aggregation site based in Lexington that gets 60 million PV and 3

Lexington Eats:  Summer Food News in the Bluegrass on stands now p 5 Watershed Farm: Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program p 6 Table 310’s New Brunch Service: Patrick O’Dowd gives it

Today's Daily Mail asks "Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a medieval-style castle? Well you can, if you have enough loose change to stump

One lane of Main was closed in downtown Lexington this weekend while crews installed artist DeWitt Godfrey's "Concordia," Lexington's newest public art project, atop the Downtown Arts Center. The

By Kakie Urch The last time I was in a Trader Joe's -- other than my inaugural trip Saturday to the newly opened Lexington location on Nicholasville Road --

BY RL REEVES JR In 1979 Trader Joe's, the small, California-based chain hit the big time. German billionaires Theo and Karl Albrecht bought the small concern from founder Joe