Grason Passmore

Many business owners are already preparing to the lose the app, and any advertising and income that comes with it.

"So having a crisis plan is like planning for a house fire, or teaching your kids how to call 911.”

This past year, Kentucky ranked 41st for overall health.

The building at 535 West Second Street has become a hub for Lexington’s non-profits.

They help those facing any obstacle to employment with finding, obtaining and maintaining dignified work.

“It’s crucial. We only have so much space, so many resources."

At the top of Mayor Gorton’s list is the installation of a solar farm on the 600-plus acre Haley Pike Landfill.

‘The Village,’ built in 1955, is Lexington’s first neighborhood for African American homebuyers.

“It’s just really cool to see women at the forefront of farming and agriculture.”

"Overjoyed is the best way I can explain it. Doctors say it was a miracle.”