The college sports bar Two Keys Tavern was set to reopen on April 23 on 503 S Upper St. after years of off-and-on openings since its first closing in 2020. The bar’s opening is complicated due to a lack...

Kentucky's music community reunited at the 12th Annual Lexington Music Awards, honoring Kentucky artists, music professionals and community leaders. The awards ceremony took place at the University...

Tolly-Ho, a Lexington restaurant offering breakfast and burgers, will close permanently at midnight, Dec. 31, according to WKYT. The restaurant closed due to a drop in customer foot traffic from nearby...

At 128 Lincoln Ave., what usually seems like every other house in Lexington’s Kenwick community, stands a haunting attraction. Every Halloween, Michael Cronk, a career coach by day turned horror guru...

Hundreds of zombies flooded the streets to dance to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and interact with parade attendees.  On Sunday, Oct. 26, community members of all ages gathered in downtown Lexington...

The annual Halloween Festival and Thriller Parade brought attendees together to enjoy music, crowd interaction and a reenactment of Micheal Jackson’s “Thriller.” Zombies flooded the street to dance...

The ninth “Rise Up” vigil was held at the Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza to recognize survivors of domestic violence (DV) and raise awareness. The vigil was hosted by the Fayette County Sheriff’s...

Hundreds of people came together outside the Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza on Oct. 18 for the second organized “No Kings” protest against the current Trump administration. Protesters chanted,...

On Sunday, Sept. 21, the Lexington Humane Society and Red Mile Racing & Gaming collaborated for the 10th Wiener Dog Races & Doggie Dash. There were multiple types of pups racing such as dachshunds,...

The Lexington Humane Society (LHS) hosted its annual Wiener Dog Races and Doggie Dash at the Red Mile Gaming & Racing track, where canine guests raced to raise funds for LHS programs. The event,...

Scholars and artists gathered in downtown Lexington to discuss the life and legacy of Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright August Wilson. The panel highlighted his role in amplifying marginalized voices and...

Bear & The Butcher host an Oktoberfest event every year, looking to bring some of the owner’s German heritage and culture to Lexington. With bratwurst, pretzels and take home Hofbräuhaus München...