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You Can Buy Hormone-Free Meat And Vegetables At This All-Natural Kentucky Farm
Grass-fed Wagyu-Angus beef, Berkshire pork, and heritage turkey all come from one organic family farm. The same land also grows the tomatoes that end up in its own marinara and catsup. This Kentucky farm has been in the same family for six generations. It earned USDA Organic certification back in...
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CAVA Files Permits for Two Lexington Spots, One Opening Spring 2027
Lexington is getting its first taste of CAVA, with the Mediterranean fast-casual chain filing permits to open two restaurants in the city — one in the Hamburg shopping center and another at The Summit at Fritz Farm. It will mark the chain's debut in Kentucky. According to the Lexington...
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Lexington mayor vetoed rural solar ordinance. Council will ask whether it was legal
The Lexington council will ask Attorney General Russell Coleman’s office to weigh in on whether Mayor Linda Gorton had the legal authority to veto an ordinance regulating solar installations on rural land. In an Oct. 15 letter, Kentucky Solar Industries Association, a solar trade group, asked the council to pursue a legal opinion on Gorton’s Sept. 18 veto of an ordinance that restricts large-scale solar installations of more than 5 acres on 1% of agricultural land in Fayette County. The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council voted 8-7 on Sept. 10 to pass the ordinance, which has been debated for more than two years. At the time of the veto, Gorton said allowing some solar on agricultural land could open the door to further development. “It might seem like a small step today to allow industrial solar operation on land that is zoned agriculture, but once that door is opened, it will be hard to close,” she said in September. To override the veto, council would need nine votes. In an Oct. 15 letter to council, KYSEIA’s lawyers said a 1991 Kentucky Supreme Court decision, Hacker v. Baesler, held that a Lexington mayor cannot veto a zoning map amendment because state law,
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This Giant Kentucky Mall Has So Many Shops, Restaurants, And Treats You’ll Want To Stay All Day
Just under 200 stores live under one roof here. That’s before you count the food court with more than 25 eateries. There’s also a sports lounge next door where you can play dodgeball and hockey in a Topgolf Swing Suite. Add a 16-screen movie theater, and a quick errand starts looking like a full-day plan.
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Barnes and Noble acquires Joseph-Beth Booksellers, promising to keep its local charm
Barnes and Noble, Inc. has officially acquired Joseph-Beth Booksellers. The acquisition, finalized on September 15, 2026, includes both remaining Joseph-Beth locations; The Mall at Lexington Green in Lexington, Kentucky and the Rookwood Pavilion location in Cincinnati, Ohio. Founded in 1986, by Neil and Mary Beth Van Uum, Joseph-Beth grew into...
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Solar group asks Lexington council to investigate mayor’s veto of zoning amendment
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The Kentucky Solar Industries Association asked the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council Thursday to investigate Mayor Linda Gorton’s September veto of a solar zoning amendment. A letter from the KYSEIA, a trade organization, argues that a 1991 Kentucky Supreme Court decision stipulated that a mayor cannot...
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Student housing project draws concern over historic homes in Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. — A proposed rezoning for the historic Woolfolk house on East High Street is drawing concern from the Bluegrass Trust for Historic Preservation and nearby residents, who say a growing number of student apartment projects in Lexington’s Aylesford neighborhood could displace historic, affordable housing. City documents...
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NCC’s Peterson receives University of Kentucky Distinguished Alumnus Award
WHAT HAPPENED: At its Oct. 9, 2026 reunion celebration, the University of Kentucky Department of Animal and Food Sciences at the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment honored leaders whose careers have strengthened poultry production, policy, education and outreach. THE AWARD: The annual reunion awards recognize alumni and department...
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Four Sons Farm ranked first in Angus registrations
Four Sons Farm, Cynthiana, ranked as largest in registering the most Angus beef cattle in Kentucky with the American Angus Association during fiscal year 2026, which ended Sept. 30, according to Mark McCully, association chief executive officer. Association members across the nation in 2026 registered 332,453 head of Angus cattle....
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O’Brien Auto Team acquires Jack Kain Ford in Kentucky
O’Brien Auto Team has acquired Jack Kain Ford in Versailles, Kentucky, from Bob Kain, Vickie Kain Fister and Pat Kain. The dealership, which has served the area for decades, will be renamed O’Brien Ford and remain at its current location. The acquisition gives O’Brien Auto Team its second Ford dealership in Kentucky. Paul Kechnie, Mark Shackelford Sr. and Mark Shackelford Jr. of Performance Brokerage Services served as the exclusive sell-side advisors.
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Proposed 10-story student apartment building faces criticism amid Lexington housing shortage
Proposed planning for a 10-story luxury student apartment building near the University of Kentucky is facing criticism from neighborhood residents and the broader Lexington community. Up Campus Student Living has drafted a project to tear down a block of houses in the Aylesford neighborhood between East High Street, Hagerman Court...