Unpacking what allows Lexington to have so many bookstores
The bookstores downtown have learned to coexist, with each bringing its own unique charm
Your bucket list for fall in Lexington
Fall in love with Lexington this autumn through these must-try side quests
Celtic Tides brings a taste of Scotland and Ireland to Lexington
The 27-year-old business continues to serve the community
Tommy’s Arcade looks to relocate
Owner Tommy Stuart will close the Nelson Street location this spring but is optimistic about the arcade’s future in a new spot
Local cafés raise prices as global coffee bean costs increase
Shops such as Pronto are seeing the effects of global climate change in their budgets and on their menus
Taste of Lexington promotes environmental awareness
The SEAL event connected students to several local businesses that prioritize sustainable practices
Retail therapy in Lexington? Not for W&L students
W&L students don’t normally holiday shop downtown, according to Lexington business owners. Regardless, holiday deals are in full swing, and local residents are taking advantage
Woman-owned businesses dominate downtown
Over the last decade, women-owned shops and restaurants have increased from 56% to 80% of the city’s businesses
Lexington businesses see mixed impacts from Parents Weekend
Not all small business owners saw a large increase in customers during one of Lexington’s busiest weekends
Businesses settle into new locations in Lexington
County officials say events at W&L and VMI, along with traffic from the interstates, are likely attracting chain businesses to the area
Students organizations turn to local businesses for fundraising
With the right partnerships, buying coffee can become a way to support Campus Kitchen
Consignment store joins Lexington’s fashion scene
Curator Sheila Glaeser talks fashion, sustainability and community after six months of operation