University of Kentucky students received free locally sourced fruits and vegetables grown by Community Sourced Agriculture (CSA) during the annual Wildcat Market on Wednesday, Sept. 10.
The market was...
The Student Activities Board, Student Government Association and Community Supported Agriculture Program collaborated to bring free produce to students through the fourth Wildcat Market. The event showcased...
Crafted Social hosted their third Winter Market, featuring local artists and craftsmen, food trucks, and an indoor ice-skating rink.
On Dec 6. and Dec. 7, vendors sold their work alongside at the...
Through the twists, turns, ups and downs of Bald Knob road, you'll find yourself "a pitstop" — this country oasis some call home.
They call them locals. The everyday men, women, and children that...
Under shelter at Tandy Centennial Park, even the farmers get to enjoy the food, flowers and friends of the Lexington Farmers’ Market. The few employees at the downtown market give farmers who are working...
A historical building on the north side of Lexington recently received a face lift, becoming a neighborhood treasure. Greyline Station left its transportation routes in the past transforming into a marketplace...
As is true for many students, this pandemic has thrown my future for a loop. This season has involved canceled trips, reduced income and, for us graduating seniors, a sense that there are fewer opportunities...
The usual things people expect to see walking into a college dorm room are probably textbooks, notes and other supplies. Rarely do you walk into a dorm that could double as a shoe box. But things are now...
The “Centennial Bulb” is a lightbulb in California that has been burning for 117 years. People are often shocked at the bulb’s longevity, and it's popular enough that it even has its own webcam feed!...
Cook Out is the go-to place for hungry college kids on a budget. But UK students may want to put another restaurant on their radar that’s closer to campus and just as cheap, if not cheaper.Phillip’s...
