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On Alan Stein’s Retirement
On October 5, 2011, Alan Stein, president and CEO of the Lexington Legends announced his retirement. BY BRIAN GARDNER “I’m 36 years old. I love my family. I love baseball and I’m about to become a farmer. But until I …
The Rupp Arena Public Meeting — an overview of current thinking
BY DAVID SCHANKULA Early on at Buster's last night, Stan Harvey put up a slide of an old Adolph Rupp quote about opportunity and told the crowd it was
Big Blue All-Stars vs. the Villains: The Ultimate Do-Over
This article appears on page 14 of the October 13 print edition of Ace. by Heather C. Watson If we could turn back the clock, most of us
The RuppDate
You can read David Schankula's Rupp Arena Task Force Meeting Update (or NUBS) on page 18 of the current Ace. Today, the mayor's office announced the launch of RuppDistrict.com,
What Lockout
True confession #1: I do not have a favorite NFL team. That is not to say that I don’t like the NFL, I do. I play Fantasy Football,
UK Beatdown Thoughts
photo by Jessica Newmanby Kevin Faris A few thoughts on the biggest win of the Coach Cal era (that’s right, I said it!) A few weeks ago, one
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…”
Why run? Run the Bluegrass
Run the Bluegrass: Post 3 in a series BY KEVIN W. FARISWhy? When I talk to my friends and family about the Run The Bluegrass Half-Marathon, the
Bad Weather = Bad A$$. Run the Bluegrass.
Run the Bluegrass, Post 2 (of a series) BY KEVIN W. FARIS I talked before about the transition I went through from being a guy who runs into
Run The Bluegrass Half Marathon
Run the Bluegrass, Post 1 (of a series) BY KEVIN W. FARIS I know you’re used to me talking about UK sports, mostly basketball at the moment as
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