Conflicting legacies: a closer look at Lexington’s dual celebrations
Lee-Jackson Day and Martin Luther King Jr. Day are recognized in Lexington just days apart — evoking reactions from the community
Localization changed W&L sorority life
A reflection on the five-year anniversary of the Delta sorority’s localization
SkyBar joins Lexington’s bar scene
The speakeasy-style bar has attracted students and other community members seeking a new form of late-night entertainment.
Entrepreneurship training program for people of color expands
The Walker Program, established in August 2020, has helped jumpstart several successful POC-led businesses.
Development talk for Spotswood re-launch
Two competing proposals to build multi-family housing in Lexington have been submitted to City Council
SkyBar brings a new aesthetic to Lexington
SkyBar, a speakeasy-style bar in the basement of Blue Sky, opened to the public Feb. 18.
Downtown Lexington gains its first arcade
Lexington’s newest entertainment option offers a community spot to play retro and modern games
MLK Day and Lee-Jackson Day celebrations coincide
Different events supporting Lee-Jackson Day and MLK Day struck a contrast over MLK weekend.
A life of “organized chaos” in The Bookery
Lexington’s downtown bookstore, headed by Marysue Forrest, holds not only 50,000 books, but just as many artifacts of the past.
Dear Evan Hansen shines from Broadway to box office
Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical now available in Lexington theaters.
Local candidates pivot campaign tactics amidst coronavirus pandemic
Local Republicans and Democrats are using different strategies than usual to reach voters
Washington and Lee still recycling after Lexington ends curbside services
The program is fighting to survive alongside the global recycling industry