Traci Keller+FollowGarbage truck fire jams up New Circle RoadA garbage truck fire brought New Circle Road in Lexington to a standstill, with traffic backed up for hours as fire crews worked the scene. If you were heading toward Old Frankfort Pike, you probably had to detour onto Versailles or Harrodsburg Road. The good news? The road has reopened, but this incident is a reminder of how quickly our daily routines can be disrupted. Anyone else caught in the backup or see the smoke? Let’s talk about how these unexpected events impact our commutes and what could help keep things moving next time. #Transportation #LexingtonKY #TrafficUpdate00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowLexington’s North Park Marketplace gets new ownersA major retail spot in Lexington just changed hands—North Park Marketplace, home to Ross Dress for Less, Domino’s, GameStop, and more, was nearly fully leased when it sold. With an Arby’s right on the property, this center is a regular stop for a lot of locals. The sale signals continued confidence in Lexington’s retail scene, even as shopping habits shift. What do you think this means for the neighborhood? Will new ownership bring changes, or is it business as usual for your favorite shops? #Business #LocalBusiness #LexingtonKY10Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowLexington salon fire leaves families reelingFlames tore through Patchen Drive this weekend, wiping out Expose Salon and the home above it in a matter of minutes. For owner Liz Moreno and nail tech Sara Drager, it’s not just lost scissors and combs—it’s years of hard work and a safe place for their families. Liz, her husband, son, and pets barely escaped, but heartbreak lingers as a neighbor lost a beloved cat. Recovery is slow, but the community is rallying with GoFundMe support. How can we best help neighbors facing sudden disaster? #Business #LexingtonKY #CommunitySupport00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowLexington’s Chuck E. Cheese closes after 40 yearsAfter more than four decades of birthday parties, arcade games, and family memories, the Chuck E. Cheese at Woodhill Shopping Center in Lexington has officially closed its doors. This spot has been a go-to for generations since it opened as ShowBiz Pizza back in 1983. For many locals, it’s the end of an era—no more pizza parties or skee-ball showdowns at this beloved location. Refunds are being issued for any active memberships. What are your favorite memories from this place, and how do you feel about its closing? #Business #LexingtonKY #ChuckECheese00Share
Rebecca Cowan+FollowHow a Lexington doctor is changing heart careHeart failure patients in Lexington are seeing faster, more personalized care thanks to Dr. Steve Lin at Saint Joseph Hospital. He’s using lung ultrasounds right at the bedside to spot signs of heart trouble, helping doctors quickly decide on the best treatment. This approach isn’t just high-tech—it’s making a real difference by cutting down hospital stays and reducing readmissions. It’s a big step forward for folks dealing with chronic heart issues. What do you think about using more bedside technology like this in local hospitals? Could it change the way we experience care in Kentucky? #Health #BodyHealth #LexingtonKY00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowLexington remembers Dr. Kidder’s legacyLexington just lost a true legend in the horse world—Dr. Charles “Chuck” Kidder, who dedicated 50 years to caring for local Thoroughbreds and shaping the careers of champion racehorses. From his small Corner Woods farm in Fayette County, Dr. Kidder and his wife, Nancy, bred stars like Informed Decision and Stellar Jayne, turning local dreams into national headlines. His work wasn’t just about horses; it was about community, partnership, and passion. How do you think Dr. Kidder’s impact will shape Lexington’s horse scene for years to come? #Pets #LexingtonKY #HorseRacing00Share
michaellowe+FollowLexington’s East End shines on the big screenLexington’s East End is taking center stage with the premiere of “Everything In Its Place,” a film crafted by local voices and inspired by real community stories. This isn’t just another movie—it’s a heartfelt tribute to the neighborhood’s history, culture, and the everyday experiences of Black residents in the first district. The project brought together neighbors through storytelling workshops, weaving their memories and personal items right into the script. The premiere at Kentucky Theatre on July 31 is free (with ticket reservation), complete with a red carpet, popcorn, and a post-screening community panel. Who else is excited to see Lexington’s own stories come alive? #Entertainment #Movies #LexingtonKY00Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowLexington’s mansion sells for $9.3M—here’s why it mattersA 50-room mansion right here in Lexington just sold for $9.3 million—after a $5 million price drop! Delong Manor, inspired by classic English estates, isn’t just huge (28,000 sq. ft. on 11 acres), it’s packed with jaw-dropping features: a 70-foot pool, croquet garden, tennis court, and even a craft room. The price tag makes you wonder—what would you do with all that space? Would you want to live in a place this grand, or does it feel over the top? Let’s hear your thoughts on dream homes and what really makes a house special! #RealEstate #LexingtonKY #DreamHome00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowLexington’s biggest mansion sells as heat risesDelong Manor, Lexington’s largest and most talked-about home, just sold for $9.3 million—after a jaw-dropping $5 million price drop. This 28,000-square-foot estate with 10 bedrooms, a 70-foot pool, and even a croquet garden has been the buzz of the town for years. The timing couldn’t be wilder: as this luxury home changes hands, Lexington is sweating through one of its stickiest heat waves ever. With humidity off the charts and health warnings in place, it’s a reminder of how both real estate and weather can shake up daily life here. How are you staying cool this week? #RealEstate #LexingtonKY #HeatWave00Share
Linda Smith+FollowTattoo Expo Turned Lexington Into Ink CentralLexington just hosted its second annual Tattoo Expo and it was wild—in the best way. Over 100 artists from all over the world were inking live, showing off insane skills, and even competing for bragging rights. People got their first tattoos, kids rocked fake ones, and everyone vibed with the creative energy. Organizers want this to be THE Fourth of July tradition. Would you get inked at an expo like this? #Beauty #TattooExpo #LexingtonKY00Share
