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The Most Legendary Comfort Food In Kentucky Is Hiding Inside This Humble Little Diner
There’s a strip mall on Andover Drive in Lexington, Kentucky, that contains a secret so delicious it borders on unfair to the rest of the state. Ramsey’s Diner is that secret, and once you find it, you’ll spend the rest of your life wondering how you ever ate anywhere else.
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After death of founder, what's next for Selma's Catering in Lexington? ‘Selma's is going on'
When longtime Lexington caterer Selma Dawahare Owens died in early October , there was an outpouring of appreciation from customers for decades of help with special occasions. And some wondered what losing Selma would mean for the future of the business. The good news is that Selma’s Catering isn’t going anywhere. In fact, the business is expanding: It will be doubling its capacity to cater special occasions and plans to do more to make daily life easier too. It’s possible because Owens sold the business in 2024 to a local firm, Hunsicker , founded by Wes Murry and Becca Self, which will continue operating Selma’s under the management of managing director Lars Kopperud, who was brought in from Nashville to run the business last year. “Hunsicker is really excited about the opportunities ahead with them,” said Becca Self in an email. “And I know the whole team, myself and Wes included, feel especially fortunate to be building on of such rich legacy of hospitality that Selma instilled in its core. Kopperud said he’d spent the last year and half learning everything from the inside out, including the recipes, directly from Owens. “Obviously there’s no replacing the queen of hospitality,” he