Grease from the Blackstone grill drips onto the ground as an eager-eyed dog gratefully licks at the cold earth beneath her feet.  Alan Bisgaard shovels a fried egg and tortilla off the stovetop...

Hands stretched and fingers splayed, climbers reach for the next handhold, some with practiced ease, while others carefully calculate their next move. The wall is covered in holds of various shapes...

“I’m Glad My Mom Died,” by Jennette McCurdy breaks all boundaries of a typical memoir while portraying McCurdy's journey as a child star. The novel was released in August 2022, revealing harsh...

A wooden sign with chipped paint from its nearly 45 years of weathering still stands tall outside the bookery as a clear display of the business. A door opens up to a land of organized chaos; you...

Admiral the cat lays peacefully resting on a large, quilted armchair, ears twitching as the doorbell rang, signaling a customer had entered the shop. Cascading vines surround him, as they creep down...

On Thanksgiving Day, the University Flats lobby is full of life, despite the dorm building almost being rid of all its residents.  The aroma of Thanksgiving dinner floats out from the kitchen, lingering...

“Loud: Accept Nothing Less Than the Life You Deserve,” by Drew Afualo chronicles her life experiences living under the world’s patriarchy.  The novel functions as a three-in-one memoir, manifesto...

A feminist retelling of the story of Medusa, long-listed for the Women’s Prize for Fiction, “Stone Blind” uncovers the myth behind the monster. New York Times bestselling author, Natalie Haynes,...

“Heart Bones,” written by New York Times bestselling author, Colleen Hoover, explores an unexpected romance between 19-year-old Beyah and 20-year-old Samson, who met each other during summer break. The...

In downtown Lexington on East Main Street is the Kentucky Theatre. A non-profit-owned arthouse movie theater, and one of the only remaining movie palaces (smaller theaters built in the 1920s and ‘30s)...

“Carrie Soto is Back,” written by New York Times bestselling author, Taylor Jenkins Reid, tells the triumphant story of a women’s tennis comeback.  The main character, Carrie Soto, nicknamed...

Murals of butterflies are scattered upon the outside of the building, all painted with a meticulously steady hand with their different shades and hues of blues, oranges, yellows and pinks.  A couple...