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22-Year-old Owner Dreaming Big With Possiblemente
Possiblemente, the name of 22-year-old owner Taylor Logan's horse in Saturday's $1 million Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint at Keeneland, is presumably a variation of posiblemente, a Spanish word for possibly or maybe. As it turns out, Possiblemente proved an omen of some pretty amazing possibilities for Taylor and her parents, Elliott and Carol Logan of Lexington.
Lexington Herald-Leader
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Lexington Mexican restaurant reopens after 2 weeks. Why health department shut it down
A popular Mexican restaurant has reopened after more than two weeks in health department shutdown. According to the restaurant’s social media, it reopened on Friday afternoon. The health department confirmed that it had been approved to resume food service. Why was Jalapeno’s closed? Jalapeno’s Restaurant at 1030 S. Broadway was shut down by the health department on Oct. 14 after the inspector found evidence of rodents and live roaches. According to the health department, the inspector reported rodent droppings inside containers storing taco shells, on shelving and on container lids, and a live cockroach was seen in the kitchen on the floor of the prep line area. The inspector also noted food improperly stored, improper sanitizing, meat skewers not kept cold enough for food safety, and employee’s personal medication stored with food in the walk-in cooler, among other issues. After the restaurant was closed, a licensed pest control operator was required to come in. Jalapeno’s was re-inspected on Oct. 21 and had made good improvement, but roach activity was still present and further treatment was required. On Oct. 23, the restaurant was allowed to reopen with a score of 98 out of 100. Why the health department closes restaurants The
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Bowmans Retain Heartfelt Stake in Cody's Wish Filly
Co-breeders Dr. Tom and Chris Bowman of Dance Forth Farm, partnering with Clancy Bloodstock, bought back their own top-priced filly (Hip 98) by 2023 Horse of the Year Cody's Wish🔥 for $300,000 at the Fasig-Tipton Eastern Fall Yearlings Sale Oct. 27. The filly, named How Bad Can That B,...
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People Travel From Every Corner Of Kentucky Just To Eat At This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant
There’s a strip mall in Lexington, Kentucky, hiding one of the most talked-about delis in the entire state, and the sign out front barely gives it away. Dad’s Favorites Deli is the kind of place that makes you question every fancy restaurant you’ve ever paid too much money to eat at.
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Lexington Mexican restaurant reopens after health department closure
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A Lexington Mexican restaurant has reopened two weeks after being shut down by the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department, according to a report by the Lexington Herald-Leader. The South Broadway location of Jalapeno’s was shut down on Oct. 14 after an inspector found evidence of live roaches...
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This Enchanting Independent Bookstore In Kentucky Feels Like Stepping Into Your Own Hogwarts Library
Poor Richard’s Books in Frankfort, Kentucky, doesn’t need magic spells or moving staircases to feel extraordinary, because the books stacked floor to ceiling do all the enchanting on their own. If you’ve ever wished you could wander through a library that felt alive with possibility, this independent bookstore...
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Keeneland honors BCTC equine program’s 20 years with $5,000 scholarship gift
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Bluegrass Community and Technical College celebrated 20 years of preparing students for careers in Kentucky’s horse industry with a recognition at Keeneland Race Course and a $5,000 scholarship gift from the track. Keeneland honored BCTC’s Equine Studies Program and North American Racing Academy with a...
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Former DE editor-in-chief named College Photographer of the Year runner-up
Lylee Gibbs was in the mountains of Winchester, Kentucky, when she was named runner-up of the world’s largest collegiate photojournalism competition. As a panel of judges evaluated work from students across the globe for the 81st College Photographer of the Year competition, the former Daily Egyptian editor-in-chief was immersing herself in Winchester for a photojournalism workshop. The workshop came just months after her summer working in northern Kentucky as a grantee of Boyd’s Station Project 306.36. There, she documented the everyday life of Harrison County, Kentucky, and created many of the photographs that would win big at CPOY.
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This Old-Fashioned Kentucky Diner Serves Up The Kind Of Comfort Food Grandma Dreamed About
There’s a black and white checkered floor in Frankfort that has probably seen more good decisions than a courthouse ever could. Main Street Diner sits right there on West Main Street, and it’s the kind of place that makes you forget what decade you’re in. That black...
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Grab Your Quarters And Head To This Retro Kentucky Arcade For Serious Nostalgic Fun
There’s a building in Corbin, Kentucky where the 1980s never ended, and nobody inside seems to have any complaints about that. The Pinball Museum of Corbin is the kind of place that grabs you by the collar the second you walk in and says, “You’re not leaving anytime soon, and you’re going to be completely fine with that.”