Two friends walk from Berea to Lexington (Almost!)
By Ülvi Gitaliyev, Berea Torch Thanksgiving is a special time for most students at Berea College. People get to see their family again, eat good food and leave the...
Kentucky Public Retirees advocate for payments to reflect cost of living
by Nadia Ramlagan, Public News Service Many retired Kentuckians are facing great personal stress over their finances, according to Kentucky Public Retirees. Larry Totten, president of the group, explained the...
Anonymous pickleball-lover pays for 10 new courts at Northside Lexington YMCA
WEKU | By John McGary Lexington’s Northside YMCA will soon have 10 new outdoor pickleball courts, thanks to a $200,000 dollar donation from a fan of America’s fastest-growing sport. Cory...
Roller Derby of Central Kentucky returns to competitive play after long hiatus
LEXINGTON, Ky. — The Roller Derby of Central Kentucky (ROCK) is making a triumphant return to competitive play in Lexington for the first time since 2019. The announcement marks a...
A brighter look to the stage of Lexington’s historic Opera House
WEKU | by Stu Johnson Lexington’s best-known theatrical venue has undergone some upstairs improvements. Some of the changes will brighten the patron experience at the venue. The Lexington Opera...
Everclear’s Art Alexakis reflects on Lexington, recovery, and a new tour ahead of Manchester Music Hall show
LEXINGTON, KY – Everclear, the iconic U.S. rock band, is kicking off their tour in Lexington at Manchester Music Hall on September 6. Fans are eagerly anticipating a night...
Devine Carama withdraws name from Lexington Hip-Hop Day proclamation
LEXINGTON, KY — In a heartfelt and candid Sunday Facebook Live session, local hip-hop artist and community activist Devine Carama announced his decision to remove his name from the...
33rd annual Ballet Under the Stars comes to Lexington’s Woodland Park
WEKU | By Stu Johnson Woodland Park in Lexington is the spot for dancing through this weekend. It’s the 33rd rendition of “Ballet Under the Stars.” Those gathering on blankets or...
Settlement Reached in Frank & Dino’s Discrimination Lawsuit
Lexington, Ky — A notable Lexington Italian eatery, Frank & Dino’s, has reached a settlement in a lawsuit brought by a former employee alleging age, weight, and appearance discrimination,...
Reigning in the Railbird: A Humble Attempt at Domesticated Gonzo
by Hunter S. Trotson The 2023 Railbird Festival, nestled in the heart of Lexington, Kentucky, was my latest assignment, served to me by an editor with a warning as...