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Bow to the Brow BY TREAD Daniel Boone, Simon Kenton, Henry Clay and Dakota Meyer. Those names make the short list of heroes at the top of mind when

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

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

A Model Coach. No, not that one: UK Coach Matthew Mitchell by Larry Treadway Starting off your season as an SEC coach with high-water pants and glitter socks would mean,

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,

UK by the Numbers: Is this the year Cal’s Cats will win it all? by Heather C. Watson Eight. It’s a number that’s being thrown around Lexington a whole lot these

Oscar Wilde once called foxhunting "the indescribable in pursuit of the inedible," but the Iroquois Hunt Club (built in 1807)  just outside Lexington has long been one of

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

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