By Roy York and Tom Shearman Concrete is not on the menu at Hanna’s on Lime, but a few customers have started to comment on owner Beth Hanna’s new item — a sidewalk. It has been a while since she has had one. For more than nine months, small businesses on South Limestone Street have [...]

For the second time in two years, students living in Greek housing had to evacuate their homes near finals week. On Saturday, the basement of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity house flooded with sewage, causing several students to move to temporary homes. Freshman Dan Byers, who lives on the second floor of the house, said [...]

By Richard Symons Cyclists from Lexington and other parts of Kentucky will ride together throughout May. They will take part in Bike Lexington, an annual month-long celebration of cycling promoted in conjunction with National Bike Month each May. The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, the Downtown Lexington Corporation, the YMCA of central Kentucky and a team [...]

By Fink Densford The Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award will honor two members of the UK community at the 143rd commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 8. Spanish and international studies senior Rebecca Linares and Lexingtonian Patrick Smith will receive the Sullivan award, which is given to one or two graduating seniors and a non-student who have had [...]

By Beth Brashears A UK fraternity has found a new home. Delta Sigma Phi found out Wednesday the organization will move onto campus next year. This will be the first house the chapter has had at UK since the Theta Mu chapter was founded in 1996. The fraternity will move into the former house of [...]