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Score A Whole Cart Of Goods For $35 At This Mind Blowing Discount Store In Kentucky
There’s a store in Lexington, Kentucky that has quietly been making shoppers’ days, and their budgets, significantly better. Gabe’s is that store, and if you haven’t been yet, you’re leaving money on the table every single week. Here’s a thought experiment for you. Think...
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Lexington approves community benefits deal for Haley Pike solar project
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A solar project planned for the closed Haley Pike Landfill will include direct funding for community programs to help low-income households with high energy costs. The Urban County Council approved the Community Benefits Agreement Oct. 22 as part of its contract with developer Social Impact Solar.
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Edmond Haynes Taylor And James Edward Pepper
There was a long relationship between Edmond Haynes Taylor and Edward Pepper. Taylor started in the whiskey industry after the American Civil War with a partnership in Gaines, Berry and Company, the company that owned the Old Crow brand. About the same time, Oscar Pepper died and left his distillery to James Pepper, who was still a minor and couldn’t own a distillery, so Taylor was appointed his guardian for the distillery. Taylor and Pepper had a good relationship starting with this guardianship.
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This Kentucky Farm Store Sells Grass-Fed Beef, Pork, And Farm-Fresh Eggs Raised Right Outside Its Door
The brown eggs at this little farm store were laid that same day by hens roaming the pasture out back. That alone made me sit up a bit straighter. The meat follows the same rule. Grass-fed beef, pasture-raised pork, and pasture-raised chicken all come from animals raised with zero antibiotics, steroids, or pesticides.
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A Lake Breeze with Private Boat Dock
Welcome to your perfect Lake Cumberland getaway! This brand-new, three-story lake house sits high above Lee’s Ford Marina with unmatched panoramic views of Lake Cumberland. Designed for large families, groups, and unforgettable retreats, this spacious home offers 5 beautifully furnished bedrooms and comfortably sleeps up to 16 guests. Multiple levels of outdoor living spaces give everyone room to spread out, whether enjoying morning coffee, afternoon grilling, or relaxing with a glass of wine at sunset. Each floor brings its own charm, from the entertaining-friendly lower level to the quiet, view-filled upper bedrooms.
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Bourbon Street with Hot Tub
Experience the beauty of Lake Cumberland from this comfortable bourbon themed home. With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and room for up to 8 guests, this property is ideal for families, couples, or groups planning a relaxing trip to the lake. Relax on the large wrap-around porch with outdoor seating and hot tub. Living room has 86″ TV and 55″ TV in the bedrooms. Cool shuffleboard game in living room. On-site boat trailer parking. Located just minutes from Lee’s Ford Marina, guests can easily enjoy boating, fishing, waterfront dining, and everything the lake area has to offer while still having a peaceful retreat to come back to.
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Local company stocks Breeders’ Cup merchandise pavilion at Keeneland
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A local clothing company stocks the Breeders’ Cup merchandise pavilion located near the entrance to Keeneland ahead of next week’s races. Store manager Shira De Jong said the local company has pride in being selected to be associated with this year’s Breeders’ Cup.
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Lexington planners vote down downtown student housing development
Chicago-based Up Campus had outlined plans to rezone property in downtown Lexington to make way for a 10-story, 225-unit apartment building. The development would have affected residents on East High Street, Hagerman Court, and Stone Avenue. But opponents who spoke at a Planning Commission meeting pushed back on the project,...
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Discover The Kentucky Town So Affordable You Can Actually Thrive On Social Security Checks Alone
Somewhere in the heart of Kentucky, there’s a small city quietly doing everything right, and most people have no idea it exists. Danville, Kentucky is that town, and once you hear what it’s offering, you might start wondering why you haven’t already packed your bags. Time to...
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Board of Trustees approves joint venture with Signature HealthCARE, commits $5 million
The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees approved a joint venture to create a skilled nursing facility in Lexington and a $30 million grant at their meeting on Friday, Oct. 23. The Board of Trustees held its meeting at the UK King’s Daughters Health Education Center in Ashland, Kentucky.
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The Hidden Kentucky Town Where $1,300 A Month Gets You The Full American Dream
There’s a town in Kentucky that’s been quietly living its best life while the rest of the country stresses about rent, and it goes by the name of Somerset. For around $1,300 a month, you can cover housing, food, utilities, and the general cost of existing as a human being in this place, which is the kind of sentence that deserves to be read twice.
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WTVQ and Scripps Media sued by Lexington property owner over lease
A Lexington man is suing WTVQ-TV and its owner, Scripps Media, over Fayette County property that the television station has leased since 1967. Stephen K. Justice is asking a judge for a declaratory judgment allowing him to terminate WTVQ’s lease to the 20-acre site off Bryant Road, near Winchester Road. While paying fixed rent of $600 per month, Justice says the station has rented space to cellphone carriers and allowed the FBI to place a transmitter there, and he says WTVQ has allowed the property to fall into disrepair. According to a lawsuit filed in Fayette Circuit Court on Friday, WTVQ’s predecessor, WBLG, leased the property in 1967 for an initial 10-year term, followed by seven automatic 10-year extensions. The current term is set to end Oct. 30, 2027. The suit says the lease allows the station to use the property for “any lawful purpose, including the erection and operation of television towers, transmitter stations, studios, offices and all things incidental thereto.” The lawsuit says the station can make “improvements as it desires or needs in connection with the operation of commercial television broadcasting stations.” The suit says WTVQ has “allowed commercial wireless carriers, to place cellular equipment on the