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BUSINESS Standard & Poor’s cited Lexington’s “strong management, with good financial policies and practices.”

The announcements mean that Lexington will be able to continue to borrow money at a low rate.

The City is planning to borrow $45.5 million to make investments in much-needed improvements in public safety, infrastructure, roads, and other areas.

A downgrade in the city’s bond rating would have meant higher interest rates.

Last month, Lexington was named the 5th bestmanaged city in the country when compared to the nation’s 150 largest cities.

Bond agencies affirm Lexington’s bond rating

Once again, the nation’s two bond rating agencies, Standard & Poor’s Global Ratings, and Moody’s Investors Service have affirmed Lexington’s AA bond rating with a stable outlook, reflecting no change from the city’s previous rating.

In reaffirming a stable outlook, Moody’s noted Lexington’s “diverse and growing tax base.”

“Reserves and liquidity will remain sound given formal policies and conservative budgeting practice,” the rating states.

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Kentucky Chamber President and CEO Ashli Watts says, “Kentucky finds itself at a time of incredible economic opportunity and challenge. The launch of the Kentucky Chamber Center for Policy and Research is a further commitment from the business community to be part of a brighter future for the Commonwealth by providing research-based innovative solutions to major policy challenges.”

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Commerce Lexington kicks off this year’s SPOTLIGHT Series Breakfast at Kentucky Proud Park featuring Mitch Barnhart, Athletics Director for the University of Kentucky.

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Women Leading Kentucky will host Networking After Hours at the Mane on Main, 4:30 pm.

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The Salute to Small Business Awards Luncheon is Friday, August 26, 2022 During the Salute to Small Business Awards Luncheon at The Campbell House, Commerce Lexington will recognize our small business

Kentucky Chamber Launches New Center

To further the Kentucky Chamber’s efforts to advance the Commonwealth through advocacy, policy, and research, the Chamber has announced the creation of the Center for Policy and Research and named Charles Aull, Ph.D. as executive director.

The Kentucky Chamber Center for Policy and Research will produce nonpartisan research on critical topics and leading policy development on important issues that will help create a stronger business climate and economy.

JP Miller and the staff at Paul Miller Auto Group celebrate the 50th anniversary of employee Larry Poynter. Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton proclaimed July 18, 2022 as Larry Poynter Day in Lexington. Now serving as Collision Manager, Larry is officially the longest-tenured employee at the dealership.

JP Miller says, “Larry has now worked for three generations of owners and I can speak for my late grandfather and my father that his dedication and commitment to our company, his fellow employees and quality of customer repairs for our customers is unmatched. He leads by example every day and shows us what Paul Miller Motor Company stands for. We are honored to have him on the team.”

community in a variety of categories and help celebrate the naming of a new Commerce Lexington Inc. Small Business of the Year.

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Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit

The next Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit is at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, August 6 at the Lexington Senior Center, 195 Life Lane.

There will be three session topics – the City’s new Department of Housing, Advocacy and Community Development, ONE Lexington and an update from the Racial Justice and Equality Commission.

Neighborhood Action Match Program Accepting Applications

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government is requesting applications for the FY 2023 Neighborhood Action Match Program.

The funds are to match voluntary contributions raised by neighborhood associations, individuals, businesses and other organizations to support eligible neighborhood associations in carrying out community activities. This program is an excellent way for neighborhoods to maximize their resources by working in partnership with the local government.

Applications are due by 5 pm, Friday, August 12, 2022. Neighborhood Associations must be incorporated and in good standing with Kentucky’s Office of the Secretary of State to apply. The

application materials detail other requirements and eligible program activities. The maximum award to a neighborhood association is $10,000. The LFUCG anticipates making award announcements by September 30, 2022.

Applications will be accepted only online through Neighborly Software.

‘Porch Pirate’ Law takes Effect

Kentucky’s Senate Bill 23 cracks down on thieves who steal packages off front porches, often referred to as porch pirates.

The bill makes it a Class D felony to steal or destroy packages from common carriers and delivery services such as Amazon or FedEx.

Lexington joins Trust for Public Land plan

Lexington is joining the 10-Minute Walk Park Equity Accelerator, an initiative of the Trust for Public Land, as an inaugural member, Mayor Linda Gorton

said. The initiative supports cities across the country with funding and expertise to address longstanding barriers to outdoor equity.

Established with support from The JPB Foundation in 2017, the 10-Minute Walk program currently works with over 300 mayors and city leaders across 48 states to close the park equity gap, and address cities needs around health, resilience, environmental protection, economic development, and community building through parks.

Lexington is taking major strides to improve parks all over town through an investment of unprecedented local resources, Gorton said. We want all of our residents to have access to quality parks and look forward to learning more through The Trust for Public Land. Parks and green space support good health and neighborhood revitalization. Parks must be equally available to residents, Gorton said.

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ealtor Ben Allen knows Hamburg like the back of his hand. He’s “bought, built, flipped, rented, remodeled and lived in various neighborhoods in 40509 which,” he says, “allows me to offer a firsthand experience when marketing homes for sellers or introducing buyers to specific neighborhoods in the area.”

In fact, he adds, he and his wife and their two boys, “live in Greenbrier, where my wife’s family built, developed, and continues to operate the Greenbrier Golf and Country Club. The change and progress we have both seen in the Hamburg Area has been tremendous and to say we feel blessed to enjoy ‘our side’ of Lexington would be an understatement.”

On August 8, he is celebrating a very special work-a-versary. It’s the birthday of The Brokerage.

In 2018, he and “a few other like-minded, top producing agents and friends working in the Central Kentucky Real Estate Market started having a few conversations — a series of conversations, really. Spirited, passionate ones, set on serving our clients and communities with an uncommon level of professionalism and care.”

On 8.8.18, the Brokerage was born. Since then, he says, they’ve “added 63 Real Estate Advisors, sold the most homes in Fayette County since 2020, and are supported by a broker with nearly 35 years of industry experience, tirelessly working together to provide exceptional service to all of our friends and clients.”

Allen definitely enjoys a home court advantage in Hamburg, and this month, he’s sharing two of his unique finds with our neighbors and readers.

2581 Walnut Grove Ln

Allen knows a unicorn when he sees one and he’s found one at 2581 Walnut Grove Lane.

He says, “In our special bluegrass side of heaven, Lexington KY, 40509; the opportunities this property provides are unmatched.”

He asks, “Are you looking for 30+ acres with a horse barn, equipment shed, 2 additional barns, 2 turnkey apartments with fenced paddocks, animal waters, a beautiful 8000+ sqft home with resort style pool out back? Do you also want the ability to drive your golf cart to the Greenbrier Golf and Country Club without getting on a main road?”

Maybe you’re bringing imagination to the table? “Were you looking for a property you could divide into 3 smaller tracts? You could add two additional homes for family, friends or guests. Or you could sell a piece as an investment?”

“Did you want all of this within 5 minutes of Costco and interstate access and within 10 minutes of Hamburg?”

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*Blue property lines are approximate only, to suggest potential options for dividing the property if prospective buyers are so inclined Allen says as hard as it is to find even one of these possibilities in Fayette County, “2581 Walnut Grove offers it all!”

This property is zoned ‘agricultural rural’ so “you are not bound to any specific neighborhood restrictions. Bring your horses, bring your cattle, bring your zebras, and camel.”

The main residence on the property is a 2-story home over a fully finished basement with an attached 4-car garage. There is over 8000 sq ft of finished space here to be shaped into exactly what you have been looking for. The family room has massive bay windows overlooking the pool deck area complete with additional pergola and firepit custom made with central Kentucky-mined rocks and stones. You can rest assured that you’ve never seen a central Kentucky sunset quite like one viewed from the fire pit overlooking this farm.

The second floor primary bedroom has an equally large bay window area that overlooks the entire property.

Stroll down the farm lane lined with picturesque mature oak trees to the horse barn.

Fully decked out with 16 horse stalls, tack room, it offers direct access to the adjoining apartment

(perfect for a farm manager, long term guest, or perhaps to even generate some income as a rental property). A second machinery and equipment garage is located near the horse barn for storage, a workshop, or anything else you can dream of parking in it. This building also has a fully finished 2-bedroom apartment. An additional hay barn has had recent updates and is located behind the machinery garage.

Possibly the most rare aspect of this property is the potential for the new owner to divide it into smaller tracts in accordance with LFUCG restrictions. This property is a total of 3 separate tracts all equalling 32.53+/- acres with each smaller tract equalling at least 10acres. The first tract has no current buildings, but it does have a pond located on that property. The second ‘middle’ tract currently has one wooden animal/ hay/equipment barn. The final tract currently has the main residence and all other buildings located on it.

Even given all the perks and opportunities that 2581 Walnut Grove Lane have to offer, Allen says, “my personal favorite and certainly most notable, is that ‘Gunner,’ 40509’s favorite camel could stay with the farm to help the new owner make a smooth transition!”

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or decades, Greenbrier has been one of Lexington’s favorite neighborhoods, featuring large homes and lots, ample greenspace and country club access — and even with all the country charm, it’s only a few minutes from all of the amenities Hamburg offers, and all of the convenience of proximity to I-75 and I-64.

The current listing at 1813 Bahama Road is one of a kind, and offered at $1,860,000.

Allen says, “Offering possibly the most unique backyard setup in the Hamburg area and anywhere around, [it’s] a picturesque setting that can only be found here in Central Kentucky.

Located just five minutes from Costco, but seemingly worlds away with a golf course out front and a world class horse farm out back.”

The ranch-style home was custom designed and constructed by the current owner, Raj P. Laungani under the careful craftsman eye of builder Curt Ferguson in 1983. Allen says, “Since then, Mr. Laungani has maintained this home beyond any that I have ever been in. Every update has been taken into careful consideration and done with top of the line professional craftsmanship. Energy efficiency has always been a priority. Specialty energy-efficient windows were even brought in from California and used to replace the old.”

From the front porch of the single story ranch, homeowners can greet neighbors out for a walk or out for one last spin in their golf carts before bedtime.

The first floor interior offers 4 bedrooms with 2.5 baths. The hardwood flooring with various inlays is in impeccable condition and the basement boasts a full spa area with hot tub, heated floors and seating, and a full size sauna for those looking for the perfect staycation.

A rare feature in the Hamburg area is the guest house located on the property. Complete with garage, office with attached bath, and a full second floor living space, guests will enjoy full kitchen and laundry facilities and an abundance of storage.

But step out back for the real magic.

As you take in the sun setting over historic Dell Ridge Farm, the view includes a one-acre lot that features two full-service outdoor kitchens, covered porches and gazebos, custom lighting and (12 custom) fire pits.

You and your guests will enjoy the beauty that Kentucky has to offer in this carefully crafted outdoor oasis, alongside convenient access to all the amenities, shopping, and dining available just a few minutes away.

Cover photo by Kristin Tatem Photography

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FAMILIES

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and nation, as well as rising stars from within our ranks who are moving into new positions as part of their leadership journey.”

HJ’s cover family from the February 2021 issue, recently shared an update with us for the HJ readers.

The trailer for the movie Grant Stevens is in (Little Town) was recently released.

Grant also appears in a show currently airing on Netflix, called Making Fun. He is in episode 1 and appears in the first 4 minutes.

There are talks to bring a premier to Lexington of Little Town in October or November, so stay tuned!

New Leaders in FCPS Announced

As we begin the countdown to the first day of school on Wednesday, August 10, 2022, Fayette County Public Schools is excited to congratulate and welcome the newest leaders at schools and special programs around the district.

“School leadership is a difference maker, and that importance is amplified as we implement the ‘New Way Forward,’ outlined in our strategic plan,” said Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Demetrus Liggins. “We have high expectations for the newest members of our leadership team, including educators from school districts throughout the state

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New leaders include: • Lamar Allen, acting program Director at Carter G. Woodson Preparatory Academy • Marlon Ball, principal at Paul Laurence Dunbar High School • Tiffany Cook, principal at Picadome Elementary • Nekesha Cozart, acting program director at Carter G. Woodson Academy • Kevin Faris, program director at The Stables • Chris Flores, program director at STEAM Academy • Michelle Grant, principal at Coventry Oak Elementary • Bryne Jacobs, principal at Lexington Traditional Magnet School • Jodi Johnson, principal at The Academy for Leadership at Millcreek Elementary • Bryan Kennedy, acting program director at The Learning Center • Liz Kirk, principal at Yates Elementary • Anthony Orr, principal at Lafayette High School • Matthew Spottswood, principal at Maxwell Elementary

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

August is Immunization Awareness Month

COVID 19 rates are once again on the rise in nearly all Kentucky communities, and across the country. The BA.4 and BA.5 Omicron variants have taken the lead among most prevalent strains of the virus. Prevention measures include: wear a mask, get tested, stay home if you feel sick, and most importantly, stay up to date with your COVID-19 vaccines and boosters.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccines for preventing the virus in children now 6 months to 5 years old; the final age group to have needed vaccine authorization.

Parents interested in vaccinating their children should check with their pediatrician, family doctor, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, or other healthcare provider if they have questions specific to their child’s health or the vaccine in general. Families ready to schedule a pediatric vaccination for their child(ren) may also visit vaccines.gov where you can search by zip code and locate the vaccine of preference and schedule an appointment.

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U.S. News & World Report Recognizes Lexington Hospital

Saint Joseph Hospital and Saint Joseph East have been named High Performing Hospitals for 2022-23 by U.S. News & World Report, a global authority in hospital rankings and consumer advice. This is the highest award a hospital can earn for U.S. News’ Best Hospitals Procedures & Conditions ratings.

Saint Joseph Hospital has again earned a “High Performing” rating for colon cancer surgery, heart attack, heart failure, and kidney failure procedures.

Saint Joseph Hospital also received a “High Performing” rating for stroke care for the first time this year.

Saint Joseph East has again earned a “High Performing” rating for hip replacement, knee replacement, kidney failure and pneumonia care.

For the first time, Saint Joseph East also earned a “High Performing” rating for pulmonology and lung surgery.

Both hospitals are recognized for patient care significantly better than the national average, measured by factors such as patient outcomes.

“We are honored to be recognized again by U.S. News & World Report for the excellent quality of care provided at Saint Joseph Hospital and Saint Joseph East,” said Dan Goulson, MD, Senior Vice President/Chief Medical Officer for CHI Saint Joseph Health. “We are incredibly proud of our team members who have gone above and beyond for our patients, providing them with outstanding care in all facets. Without their hard work and dedication, we wouldn’t be receiving these accolades.”

‘Yes Mamm,’ ‘Yes Cerv’

The Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation, on behalf of the Yes, Mamm! Yes, Cerv! programs, has received a $261,384 grant that will be used to help increase the early detection of breast and cervical cancer

for patients across Kentucky.

The funding comes from the Kentucky Women’s Cancer Screening Program through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Breast and Cervical Early Detection Program.

The grant will help the program continue to serve cancer patients of CHI Saint Joseph Health’s hospitals, its medical group and clinically integrated network of providers.

“With this grant, the Yes Mamm! Yes Cerv! programs will continue to serve women across Kentucky in need of assistance for access to critical breast and cervical cancer screenings,” said Leslie Smart, CFRE, president, Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation. “We know that early detection saves lives of women faced with a cancer diagnosis.

Thanks to the Kentucky Women’s Cancer Screening Program, we continue supporting women’s health across the commonwealth.”

The Yes, Mamm! program was created in 2012 and provides mammography screenings and diagnostic services, such as biopsies, to low-income, uninsured, underinsured, or medically underserved men and women. The program collaborates with a variety of nonprofit organizations and health care providers to identify individuals needing these services and receives referrals to the program.

Approximately 10% of the patients referred for this program require a follow-up biopsy or diagnostic screening.

The Yes, Cerv! program was created in 2020 and aims to prevent cervical cancer by promoting pap smears and HPV vaccinations to providers and patients. The program also helps provide patients with cervical cancer screenings, early-stage diagnoses, and oncological pelvic treatment.

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SAVE THE DATE SEP 10 I Know Expo, Lexington Senior Center

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The Morning Pointe Foundation proudly presents “Seniors Got Talent” an annual talent competition showcasing local seniors across the area. The event helps to raise needed funds for the work of the Morning Pointe Foundation providing nursing scholarships and caregiver support programs, 7 pm, August 11, Lexington Opera House.

Join the Lexington Senior Center on August 17 from 9 am to Noon to learn what Lexington has to offer for senior housing. The goal is to provide you with a better picture of what housing options are available as well as some of the independent/ assisted living options. You will have the opportunity to learn about your rights as a renter/homeowner and how you can make your home more accessible.

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Events subject to change, check with each individual venue.

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The Shaker Village Craft Fair attracts the elite among regional artisans, as well as up-and-coming new artists.

This annual event features an assortment of crafts, including exceptional pottery, jewelry, glassware, woven rugs, needle craft, basketry, leather goods, floral design and Shaker reproductions.

The Lexington Theatre Company presents Chicago at Lexington Opera House, through the weekend. The Lexington Theatre is a professional regional theatre that pairs Broadway veterans and seasoned professionals with up-andcoming talent from around the country and the region.

Chicago is the secondlongest running show on Broadway and The Lex will produce their adaptation with direction and choreography by Patrick O’Neill (Associate Choreographer of Broadway’s School of Rock and the Broadwaybound The Heart of Rock & Roll). The Lex Orchestra takes center stage in this production, led by Resident Music Director, Brock Terry.

SAT AUG 6 The Five Below Band plays at Proud Mary BBQ at 7 pm.

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August’s Octane: Night Meet is Saturday, August 13th. Octane is a free, monthly car event that meets at 9:15 at DICK’s Sporting Goods’ parking lot (1968 Pavilion Way).

The Midsummer Night’s Run begins at 7:30 pm downtown.

While on-site, enjoy the Shaker Village Bar, live music, food trucks and more. General admission is discounted for Craft Fair weekend and includes access to historic tours, exhibits and other Shaker Village experiences.

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The Morning Pointe Foundation proudly presents “Seniors Got Talent” an annual talent competition showcasing local seniors across the area. The event helps to raise needed funds for the work of the Morning Pointe Foundation providing nursing scholarships and caregiver support programs, 7 pm, August 11, Lexington Opera House.

A master lyricist, guitarist, and storyteller, John Hiatt performs at the Lexington Opera House at 8 pm.

Gary Mullen & The Works celebrate the 20th Anniversary of their world-renowned One Night Of Queen live concert performance at Lexington Opera House.

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FRI AUG 19 The Fab Four – The Ultimate Beatles Tribute – is live in concert at the Lexington Opera House on at 8pm.

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SUN AUG 28 The New Southern Momma Comedy Tour with Darren Knight Live, featuring Comedians Red Squirrel and Gary Cargal takes the stage at 7 pm at the Lexington Opera House.

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SAT AUG 20 Lexington Art League and Lexington Parks & Recreation present the 46th annual Woodland Art Fair located in scenic Woodland Park in Lexington.

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crowd of hundreds fought New Circle Road traffic on a steamy July Saturday, hoping to snag a final piece of memorabilia from the Parkette Drive-In. On Tuesday evening, June 28, the Richmond Register was the first to report

that Lexington’s iconic Parkette Drive In 120 East New Circle Road was closed after more than 70 years in business.

Employees and would-be customers who showed up on Wednesday found an empty building and locked doors.

At the memorabilia sale on July 25, fans arrived on a blistering 95-degree Saturday to purchase everything from menus to fixtures and booths.

The Parkette opened in November 1952, serving fried chicken and poorboy sandwiches, when drive-ins with carhops were a common dining option. What would eventually become New Circle was still an unpaved road at the time, and Hamburg was still undeveloped rural farm country.

The landmark sign was designed by Stewart Cobb for the Ruggles Sign Company.

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he City spent the summer collecting surveys and hosting meetings inviting citizen input via the ongoing “Imagine New Circle” study, evaluating the heavily congested Northeast New Circle Road corridor from Newtown Pike to Richmond Road.

Lexington’s Transportation Planning Manager Chris Evilia says a report could be available as early as this Fall.

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PETS Portraits should be completed by August 11th.

You may be asked to ship your art or drop it off at the LHS Administrative Building located at 1600 Old Frankfort Pike (if applicable).

All mediums welcome.

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The Lexington Humane Society Pet Portrait Fundraiser has been a success (over $10.5K raised for the animals) and they are looking for volunteers to assist with creating portraits to meet the high demand. Please email nmoak@ lexingtonhumanesociety.org if you’re interested.

Yappy Hours continue in August.

Celebrate the Dog Days of Summer.

Every Wednesday, Parks and Rec will be at a different dog park with food trucks, live music, frozen dessert, cold beer, and activities for you and your furry best friends. Aug 3 is Wellington Park; Aug 10 is Veterans Park; August 17 is Coldstream Park (this is rescheduled from a July rainout).

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It’s time to make sure your pooches are all up-to-date on all vaccines if they want to participate in this year’s Doggie Paddle, held annually at the Woodland Park Pool.

One person per two dogs is required. Registration includes two human entries per dog. Any additional human attendee is $5 per person. Responsible pet owners only, please. Dogs must be up-to-date on rabies vaccination and city license (if applicable).

Proof of rabies vaccination is required upon checkin. A vaccination certificate or tags will suffice. For their safety, puppies under 4 months of age are not permitted at Doggie Paddle, and no retractable leashes will be permitted at the event.

Mingle with fellow animal lovers and enjoy pet-related vendors, games, food and drinks as well as Lexington Humane Society merchandise. Sorry, humans will NOT be allowed to swim. Note: The Doggie Paddle will be held rain or shine.

No refunds will be given for this event.

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HOME AND GARDEN

Front Yards take Center Stage

The artist’s intent to participate form, map of featured locations and other information can be found at lexingtonky.gov/ArtByNature.

“Front yards can be one of the most underappreciated spaces in urban environments, yet they provide a number of benefits,” says Nancy Albright, the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Quality and Public Works. “The Art

by Nature series always results in an amazing array of art, and I’m looking forward to seeing this year’s exhibit.”

Art by Nature showcases local native landscapes as represented by local artists. In 2022, front yards take center stage.

The topic was selected to bring attention to new Plant by Numbers plans for front yards. These plans make it easy for novices to design beautiful, lowmaintenance, Earth-friendly landscapes. The plans were created by EARTHeim Landscape Design, and are available for free from the City, lexingtonky.gov/ PlantByNumbers.

The exhibit opens Friday, August 26 and continues through Saturday, September 24, at the Loudoun House. Works are for sale, though an artist may choose to opt-out of that aspect of the program. Ten percent of proceeds will benefit Celebrate Lexington, formerly known as America in Bloom Lexington.

Artists keep the remainder.

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KU Vegetation Management Plan Proposed

Thanks to the hard work of community members, LFUCG negotiators, the Mayor’s administration, and Kentucky Utilities, a proposed agreement regarding KU’s vegetation management plan has formally been presented to the Council and the public.

One of the most crucial aspects of this agreement is that it will not only be implemented

• releasing their full vegetation management plan on their website • adding a map of upcoming projects online • giving more advanced notice to affected properties before work begins • increasing the amount for financial reimbursement to property owners for lost trees • taking a more nuanced approach to determining which trees do and do not pose a risk to our infrastructure.

Follow the #9PM Routine Hamburg area neighborhood associations have posted a variety of crime-prevention tips in recent weeks.

THE #9PM ROUTINE IS A NIGHTLY REMINDER TO RESIDENTS TO: • • • • • • • • • •

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Close garage doors Lock the doors to their residences

Criminals look for easy targets. You can make it more difficult for them by following the #9PMRoutine! Many vehicle burglaries, and to a lesser degree, stolen vehicles, occur as a result of vehicles being left unlocked. Criminals walk through neighborhoods, trying vehicle door handles, hoping to find an unlocked vehicle. The best way to prevent vehicle burglaries is to remove all of your valuables, lock your vehicle’s doors upon exiting and take the keys to the vehicle inside your residence.

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PROPERTIES RECENTLY SOLD IN LEXINGTON 40505 816 Oak Hill Dr.................................................$268,500

708 E. Loudon Ave.............................................$87,000

3053 Quaker Hill Ln.........................................$385,000

502 Shelby St.....................................................$63,500

2440 Gooseberry Cir........................................$382,500

1988 Brynell Dr................................................$244,900

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1610 Ft. Sumter Dr...........................................$230,500

2932 Blackford Pkwy.......................................$837,500

1874 Falling Leaves Ln ....................................$320,000

668 Warrington Dr...........................................$225,500

2672 Lucca Pl .$750,000

170 Hays Blvd .................................................$320,000

1916 Spring Station Dr....................................$220,000

3753 Ridge View Way ......................................$620,000

3644 Iron Lace Dr ............................................$320,000

1540 Lindy Ln...................................................$216,000

4618 Walnut Creek Dr......................................$550,000

841 Eastmont Rd.............................................$301,200

945 Meadow Ln................................................$215,000

2389 Patchen Wilkes Dr ..................................$515,000

3148 Timberneck Cv........................................$289,900

1829 Old Paris Rd............................................$200,000

2112 Rutledge Ave...........................................$510,000

957 Sugarbush Trl ...........................................$287,000

729 Lakeview Dr..............................................$200,000

1795 Battery St ...............................................$500,000

3361 Sweet Clover Ln .....................................$268,254

1457 Valdosta Ct..............................................$190,000

2512 Dyer Cv....................................................$500,000

3212 Putter Ln.................................................$268,000

631 Marshall Ln ...............................................$188,000

605 Forest Hills Dr...........................................$490,000

2664 Old Rosebud Rd......................................$260,000

336 Northwood Dr...........................................$160,000

3637 Stolen Horse Trce ...................................$480,000

1205 Iron Lace Ct ............................................$252,000

110 Bermuda Ave............................................$130,000

981 Village Green Ave......................................$480,000

3613 Iron Lace Dr ............................................$249,000

1502 Ft. Sumter Ct...........................................$128,000

3133 Cherry Meadow Path .............................$440,133

2440 Treeline Way...........................................$240,000

1421 Highlawn Ave..........................................$125,000

3386 Polo Club Blvd ........................................$439,900

2453 Aristocracy Cir ........................................$240,000

1964 Augusta Dr..............................................$100,000

1700 Hemp Hill Dr ...........................................$410,000

1208 Morningside Dr.......................................$235,000

121 Avon Ave....................................................$100,000

3381 Mathern Trl.............................................$400,000

4057 Buttermilk Rd.........................................$233,000

142 Ashton Dr....................................................$98,500

1049 Crimson Creek Dr....................................$391,000

4080 Buttermilk Rd .........................................$233,000

1080 Stonecrop Dr...........................................$365,000

Neighborhood property sales info source: Fayette County Property Valuation office (www.fayettepva.com)

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PROPERTIES RECENTLY SOLD IN LEXINGTON 4084 Buttermilk Rd.........................................$233,000

676 Estrella Dr.................................................$340,000

1073 Brick House Ln........................................$231,500

865 White Wood Flt.........................................$331,750

3365 Pueblo Ct ................................................$230,000

3100 Majestic View Walk.................................$315,000

4464 Stuart Hall Blvd #9..................................$225,000

201 Towne Square Park..................................$310,000

960 Ridgebrook Rd..........................................$222,000

2948 Our Tibbs Trl...........................................$300,000

3056 Wavecrest Way........................................$185,000

3785 Leestown Rd...........................................$300,000

2452 Mirahill Dr................................................$170,000

2288 Remington Way......................................$284,500

1672 Villa Medici Pass.....................................$150,000

2721 Burnt Mill Rd...........................................$250,000

463 Dabney Dr ................................................$150,000

1446 Townley Dr..............................................$246,000

4089 Buttermilk Rd ...........................................$89,000

2556 Michelle Park..........................................$245,000

4097 Buttermilk Rd ...........................................$89,000

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