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Take the first step. Reclaim your life. The Center for Weight Loss Surgery at Saint Joseph East has helped thousands of people take back their health and lives. Our board-certified bariatric surgeons offer a full range of weight-loss procedures, using the most minimally invasive techniques available, many made possible by The Robotics Centers of Excellence. Plus, the Comprehensive Centers of Excellence (MBSAQIP) has acknowledged our commitment to supporting quality improvements while providing high-quality, patientcentered care. Take the first step to a new you, and call 859.967.5520 or visit www.chisaintjosephhealth.org/WeightLossSeminar to register for a free weight loss surgery seminar.

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BUSINESS

NEWS Grants Available. Apply now.

Economic Development Grant applications now open. The LFUCG Economic Development Grant application process is beginning for a 2-year funding cycle. Grant guidelines and a link to the grant application is now posted on Lexington’s Economic Development website: www.lexingtonky.gov/ workforcedevelopment. Completed applications must be received by 4 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday, January 19, 2022. All documents must be submitted electronically. Questions related to the grant guidelines and application process can be found on the city website at www.lexingtonky.gov/workforcedevelopment, or can be directed to Elodie Dickinson, Director of Business & Workforce Engagement, LexingtonFayette Urban County Government, (859) 258-3026, edickinson@lexingtonky.gov.

Electronic Recycling

Electronics, including holiday lights, should never go in recycling carts or recycling dumpsters. They cause damage to equipment at the Recycle Center and put employees at risk. Collection bins will be at the following locations through Sunday, Jan. 16, 2022: • A Cup of Common Wealth – 105 Eastern Ave. • Cabela’s – 1510 Conservation Way • Chocolate Holler – 400 Old Vine St. • Crank & Boom – 1210 Manchester St. and 3101 Clays Mill Road #301 • Good Foods Co-op – 455 Southland Dr. • Government Center – 200 E. Main St. • Johns Run/Walk – 317 S. Ashland Ave. and 3735 Palomar Centre Dr. • Lexington Senior Center – 195 Life Lane • Most Valuable Pets – 921 Beaumont Centre Pkwy #100 • Pet Supplies Plus – 4101 Tates Creek Center Drive • Pivot Brewing – 1400 Delaware Avenue • West Sixth Brewery – 501 W Sixth St. • Wild Birds Unlimited – 152 N Locust Hill Dr.

Lights can also be taken directly to the Electronics Recycling Center, located at 1306 Versailles Road. Visit lexingtonky.gov/eWaste for hours of operation. This facility operates six-days a week, year-round.

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CYBERSECURITY

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Empower. Excel. Elevate. is a 6-course program, presented by Women Leading Kentucky and ExecuTrain, to help women rise to the next level in their careers. The program is intended for professional women in any industry that wish to take on a leadership role, network with other professionals, advance their careers, and build competencies to apply and make an impact on their own teams and organizations. This is a virtual program, from 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm on the following dates: • January 26, 2022 – Communicating with Confidence – You’re in the Spotlight • February 10, 2022 – Perfectionism • February 24, 2022 – Leading Teams with Excellence • March 10, 2022 – Women in Leadership Part 1 – Barriers and Benefits • March 23, 2022 – Women in Leadership Part 2 – Developing Your Leadership Style • April 7, 2022 – Mentoring in Today’s World

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JAN 11

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JAN 27

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NEIGHBORHOOD

ARPA

ARPA, the American Rescue Plan Act, has granted $121 million to Lexington. The Urban County Council opened a portal so that citizens could submit their ideas as to how to best fulfill community needs. More than 1500 proposals were received. After winter break, Council will continue with final decision making and consensus for allocation. Allocations are expected to be announced in February of 2022. Fully approved projects include: • $17.9 million for premium pay for LFUCG staff and first responders • $10 million for Affordable Housing • $1.4 million for a COVID-19 Winter Shelter • $1 million for VisitLex

Streets and Roads

What do you want from Kentucky’s transportation system? Smooth roads? Less congestion? More multimodal travel alternatives? Share your priorities with us by participating in our Statewide Transportation Survey at GetThereTogetherKY.org.

Leaf it!

The city’s Environmental Services office has hired a contractor to remove honeysuckle and Bradford pears from the Falling Leaves Greenway (LFUCG Greenway at Polo Club and Falling Leaves). Below are some project updates from Environmental Services: LFUCG Tree contractor is removing hazardous dead/dying trees within the greenway and stacking this wood up to create habitat for woodland creators. There will be some dead trees still standing as ‘snags’ and great habitat for the area. Greenway buffer signs will be posted indicating no-mow zones. Please do not mow these areas – the goal is to seed wildflowers for local pollinators to use. LFUCG contractors will be using some of the tree logs to create an edge along a walking trail from Polo Club/Falling Leaves down to Sunflower Street. This will be a dirt path marked with logs and greenway trail fiberglass stakes. Once completed this trail will be GPS’d and overlaid on the local map.

Recess!

Lexington Fayette Urban County Council has recessed until Tuesday, January 11th when they return with the General Government Committee and Work Session.

Tornado Relief

The American Water Charitable Foundation (AWCF) a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization created by American Water announced it is providing grants totaling $20,000 to assist communities impacted by December’s devastating tornadoes in Kentucky and Illinois, two of the states where the company operates. “The American Water Charitable Foundation is pleased to join the many others who have contributed their time and resources to support the hundreds of thousands of people impacted by these devastating storms,” said Carrie Williams, president, American Water Charitable Foundation. “We understand how critical clean, safe drinking water is in our daily lives and in times of emergencies. We hope this contribution can provide some assistance to the residents of these affected communities.”

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Walk it Off!

Lexington has signed on to the 10-Minute Walk Campaign, joining cities across the country who are pledging to make sure 100% of their residents live within a 10-minute walk of a park or green space by 2050. The campaign underscores the city’s commitment to the campaign’s goal, which promotes a vision of expanding safe and equitable access to parks and green spaces.

Where do you live?

In December, the Lexington Urban County Council unanimously approved a new Council district map proposed by Lexington’s Redistricting Committee. Redistricting is the redrawing of congressional and legislative district lines following the census to adjust to how communities grow and change. Every 10 years, local governments use new data from the Census to redraw their district lines to reflect how local populations have changed. The final district map created through this process determines the Council district boundaries for Lexington for the next 10 years.

You can find the new district map here: https:// data.lexingtonky.gov/pages/ redistricting Forty-six precincts in all have been moved. If you live in Kingston you are now in the 12th Council District, represented by Kathy Plomin - 12th District Council Member. The 12th district lost three precincts and gained two. If you live in Crystal Falls, you are now in the 7th Council District, represented by Preston Worley, 7th District Councilmember.

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Lexington CARES

New Health Department mural reflects mission

he past few years have been especially challenging for Lexington’s health department, mid-pandemic. The department had a full slate long before COVID arrived — from flu vaccines to restaurant inspections and food safety to smoking cessation programs. The department’s vision is to “move Lexington toward being one of the healthiest communities in the nation.” A mural project celebrating the department’s core values began in 2019 but was delayed because of the pandemic. The department returned to the mural project in 2021 after Commissioner of Health Dr. Kraig Humbaugh announced his plans to retire at the end of 2021. Dr. Humbaugh recently retired as Lexington’s commissioner of health after more than five years leading the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department. Dr. Joel McCullough, who previously served 8 years as Public Health Director and Health Officer for the Spokane (Washington) Regional Health District, will serve as Lexington’s new commissioner.

he colorful new mural greets guests, employees, patients and passers-by of the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department. The department joined artist Jeremey Burch, LexArts, Mayor Linda Gorton and community leaders in December to formally unveil the mural. “Dr. Humbaugh planted the seeds for this mural as a desire to update our building while also highlighting the importance of art and creation,”

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Artist Jeremey Burch, Mayor Linda Gorton, and Dr. Kraig Humbaugh

Is this the year you will quit? T he Lexington Fayette Health Department’s Tobacco Cessation and Control Program’s aim is to improve the public’s health by: • Preventing youth from starting to use tobacco, e-cigarettes, or hookah • Encouraging adults and youth to stop using all types of tobacco • Providing accurate and current information about tobacco use, quitting smoking, e-cigarettes, and new tobacco products • Protecting families, friends and community from the dangers of second and thirdhand smoke • Encouraging parents in Fayette County to choose 100% smoke-free child care, and for child care centers to voluntarily adopt 100% smoke-free policies • Providing education for community members, leaders, and policy makers, and working together continuously to protect the community from the hazards of tobacco use Staff members are available to provide presentations to the general community, continuing education for health professionals and to coordinate tobacco education for community events. For more information about the program and its services, call 859.288-2377. Want to Stop Smoking? One of the best ways to stop smoking is to get help from an established program that’s been shown to help many people quit for many years. You have a much greater chance of quitting if you take this bold step. Kentucky residents can connect with their own personal quit coach by contacting Quit Now Kentucky at 1-800-QUIT NOW.

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LFCHD spokesperson Kevin Hall said. “This mural celebrates the people who provide public health services to this community, as our mission says ‘helping Lexington be well.’ It also honors Dr. Humbaugh, not only for his initial idea but for helping lead this department throughout the pandemic. It’s a beautiful way to illustrate our values of caring, accountability, respect, equity and service.” “Despite some challenges along the way, it’s a real pleasure to see this project come to fruition,” Dr. Humbaugh said. “Special thanks to our Board of Health and the selection committee who chose this outstanding design and to the artist himself for executing this work that embodies our mission and honors public health and the community’s commitment to health.”

The health department selected Burch, a Lexington artist, to paint the mural following public input from the community. “I have been doing art my whole life, from painting to music and film,” Burch said. “What I love most is creating things that evoke feelings and hearing how my art has made them feel. The piece I have created showcases bright, vibrant representation of Lexington along with its wonderful community and the LFCHD’s values that extend out to the community and not only within the LFCHD itself.” The health department partnered with LexArts throughout the project; Marrillia Design and Construction donated labor to install the mural; and Mike Burrell at Flying Armadillo signs provided studio space and assistance with the project.

The health department partners with community partners to offer Freedom from Smoking sessions, which is a proven method to stop smoking created by the American Lung Association. For more information about sessions in Fayette County please call 859.288-2446.

The mission of the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department highlights its important work: CARES - Caring, Accountability, Respect, Equity and Service. The mural focuses on those core values.

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Kathy Love Named President of Saint Joseph East

atherine S. Love, MHA, was named president of Saint Joseph East in November. Love joined Saint Joseph in 2013 as division director for outreach and real estate, and most recently served as vice president and chief strategy officer for CHI Saint Joseph Health. “It is an honor to lead our ministry at Saint Joseph East and I am thrilled to be working with a great team and our excellent providers,” said Love. “Saint Joseph East has a great reputation and I look forward to continuing to grow our services across central Kentucky.” In her most recent role at the ministry, Love provided executive leadership and also oversaw the development of a three-year strategic plan that resulted in $120 million capital commitment for future development across the health system. As the executive sponsor for oncology across the

health system, Love negotiated and announced the clinical affiliation with the Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center for all CHI Saint Joseph Health Cancer Care Centers across Kentucky. Before joining CHI Saint Joseph Health, Love served as chief executive officer of Clark Regional Medical Center in Winchester and Bluegrass Community Hospital in Versailles. In her tenure with LifePoint Health, Love was named CEO of the year in 2011 and was recognized four times for her facilities attaining the Highest Overall Employee Satisfaction and three times for her facilities attaining the Highest Overall Patient Satisfaction.

“Saint Joseph East has a great reputation and I look forward to continuing to grow our services across central Kentucky.” – Kathy Love A native of Roanoke, Virginia, Love earned a BBA in business administration and finance from Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia, and an MHA in health administration from Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia. Love is a 2020 graduate of Leadership Kentucky, and a 2015 Bingham Fellow. She is chair of the board of directors for GreenHouse 17, and chair of the board of directors for Bluegrass Regional Imaging. She is also a SPONSORED FEATURE

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member of the board of directors for Continuing Care Hospital at Saint Joseph Hospital, the MHA Advisory Committee for the University of Kentucky Department of Public Health, and the Kentucky Hospital Association CON Committee. Love also served as the 2021 Chair of Go Red for the American Heart Association. Love and her husband Allen live in Lexington with their daughters, Virginia and Crosby, and their two dogs, Hatcher and Hamilton. The Loves spend their free time cheering for UK football and basketball and on the sidelines of their daughters’ soccer games.

About Saint Joseph East Saint Joseph East is a 217-bed full-service community hospital located in the southeastern section of Lexington, Kentucky. Established in 1983, the facility serves residents of central and eastern Kentucky. Saint Joseph East is home to the Center for Weight Loss Surgery, recognized by the American College of Surgeons as a Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Quality Program; the Women’s Hospital, the only facility in Lexington dedicated exclusively to the health and well-being of women; a Level 3 neonatal intensive care unit; and the Breast Center, recognized as a Center of Excellence. The hospital also offers 24-hour emergency care and ambulatory surgery in a convenient location.

FAMILIES

JAN 14

NEWS Henry Clay has the moves

The Henry Clay High School Dance Team was named KHSAA 2021-22 Dance “Game Day” State Champion in December. They are headed to the UDA National Championship in February.

Science Guide for Teachers

Are you an elementary or homeschool teacher looking for hands-on science content for your students? Kentucky Science Center’s Elementary Education Guide provides a complete list of available programming, from digital learning to science assemblies and field trips. See the full guide at kysci. org/education.

Photo by Austin Johnson

Excite Night returns to Rupp Arena on January 14. UK’s Women’s Gymnastics opens their 2022 regular season against Southeastern Conference foe Georgia on Friday, Jan. 14. The 7 p.m. contest will mark the program’s yearly Excite Night meet inside Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center following a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Solar at Frederick Douglass

A group of students at Frederick Douglass High School are seeking to raise $200,000 to fund the installation of solar panels on the school. Follow their progress on instagram @fdhssolarcoalition, and on twitter at @fdhssolar.

FAMILY CALENDAR JAN 6

Moms’ Dinner Out: connect with other moms and female caregivers of children with T1D. You do not have to be a Camp Hendon family, this is open to anyone who is the primary caregiver of a child with T1D. Please RSVP with Lori O’Bryant via email at lobryant@camphendon.org

JAN 8

PreSeason Catching Camp January 8, 2022 12:30pm - 3:30pm; Grade 7 - 12. Nutter Field House. Pre-register.

JAN 20

Rise is a community rally on behalf of the orphan, encouraging the community to answer the call to care. Join with others across the region for a night of prayer, worship and encouragement, 6:30 pm Southland Christian Church, Richmond Road Campus.

JAN 30

Lexington Children’s Theatre presents Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters, through February 6.

MAR 2

The Lil Lambs Closet Consignment Spring Sale is scheduled for March 2-5, 2022 at Centenary United Methodist Church. Sale times and details will be announced closer to the sale.

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HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Humbaugh Day

Lexington celebrated Dr. Kraig Humbaugh Day when Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton and the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council honored Dr. Kraig Humbaugh, who is retiring as Lexington’s commissioner of health after more than five years leading the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department. “Dr. Humbaugh led the department to re-accreditation by the Public Health Accreditation Board, expanded the department’s harm reduction services and oversaw daily efforts to further the health department’s mission of helping Lexington be well,” said Mayor Gorton (pictured without her mask because she had just finished addressing the council). “Lexington will forever be grateful for Dr. Humbaugh’s life-saving leadership throughout the pandemic.”

Physician of the Year

Saint Joseph East recently recognized Amy Carrillo, DO, as the 2021 Physician of the Year, and Karen Hillenmeyer, PA-C, as the 2021 Advanced Practice Provider of the Year. Dr. Carrillo, of Lexington, practices at CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group – Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Hillenmeyer, of Lexington, is director of the CHI Saint Joseph Health – Center for Weight Loss Surgery. Both were recognized during a virtual ceremony. The hospital annually recognizes an outstanding Physician of the Year who works to bring wellness, healing and hope to patients and families, as well as exhibits the core values of reverence, integrity, compassion and excellence. “Dr. Carrillo consistently demonstrates compassion for both patients and staff,” said her colleague. “She does not shy away from difficult clinical situations and always stands up for what is right. She practices with integrity and excellence and stays on top of current recommendations in clinical practice. She collaborates with physician peers and the nursing staff regularly to assure patients receive excellent care and demonstrates caring and empathy to both patients and staff. She is always so kind to the nursing staff and the Women’s Hospital (at Saint Joseph East) would not be the same without her.” This year’s Advanced Practice Provider of the Year recipient, Karen Hillenmeyer, was also nominated by a colleague. “Karen has been on the medical staff at Saint Joseph East for 39 years,” said her colleague. “She has developed a vast network of colleagues and patients that respect her for her compassion, strong work ethic and relentless dedication to our mission and to her work. She has been a right arm extension of surgical teams with practices of general, vascular and bariatric surgery. Not only has she devoted time to patients, but she has shared her experience by also mentoring students in nursing, physician assistant studies and other medical fields.”

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SENIOR LIVING

Fitness Instructors Mobility Plus recently celebrated their first location in Kentucky with a Lexington ribbon cutting.

Dementia Friendly Lexington Dementia Friendly Lexington is seeking volunteers interested in providing businesses with training on Dementia. They are also seeking businesses interested in achieving a Dementia Friendly Lexington Designation. If you know of any businesses that may be interested or you are interested in volunteering, contact Amanda Patrick at 859. 2786072 or apatrick@lexingtonky.gov.

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The Lexington Senior Center is accepting applications for Independent Contractors to lead a variety of senior fitness classes. Visit lexingtonky.gov/lexington-seniorcenter to complete an application form.

Volunteers

Morning Pointe of Lexington is bringing back Volunteer programming (formerly on hiatus due to COVID community guidelines). All volunteers, visitors and staff must be masked at all times. To learn more about becoming a volunteer at your local Morning Pointe, visit morningpointe.com/volunteer.

Events subject to change, check with each individual venue.

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MON JAN 17 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY

Paint Your Pet, 6 pm at Painting with a Twist. Preregistration is required.

Enjoy an afternoon of Charcuterie and Wine! Learn the basics of charcuterie building like: selection of products, how much supplies to buy for guest amounts, and what types of arrangements to use. Classes are at 2 pm or 3:30 pm, Harkness Edwards Vineyards in Winchester.

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THU JAN 13

ACM/CMA Award Winner and Grammy Nominee, Elle King gives a live intimate performance at 7:30 pm, Lexington Opera House.

Troubadour Concert Series presents Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, 7:30 pm, Lexington Opera House.

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WED JAN 5

William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, will take the stage in a dark, modern interpretation directed by Matthew Johnson and Jenny Fitzpatrick and jointly produced by the Appalachian Shakespeare Center at EKU and Blackbird Dance Theatre. Showings are January 7-9, and January 14-16 at EKU Center.

SAT JAN 8 New You in 2022 Expo is at Embassy Suites. The Lexington Theatre Company’s signature January concert brings together Broadway stars and talented young artists from around the country, to illustrate the company’s mission of creating professional theatre and training the next generation of theatre artists to create a shared experience of storytelling, 8 pm at Lexington Opera House. UK men’s basketball takes on Georgia at 6 pm at Rupp Arena.

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FRI JAN 14 Excite Night returns to Rupp Arena. UK’s Women’s Gymnastics opens their 2022 regular season against Southeastern Conference foe Georgia on Friday, Jan. 14. The 7 pm contest will mark the program’s yearly Excite Night meet inside Rupp Arena, following a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

SAT JAN 15

Harlem Globetrotters, 2 pm, Rupp Arena.

WED JAN 19

Rise is a community rally on behalf of the orphan, encouraging the community to answer the call to care. Join with others across the region for a night of prayer, worship and encouragement. 6:30 pm Southland Christian Church, Richmond Road campus.

SAT JAN 22 Anne Wilson is doing a special hometown performance in Lexington, KY on January 22 at LexCity Church.

UK plays Tennessee at Rupp Arena. Chenault Vineyard presents the third Mario’s Night and live music By Donovan Howard, 6 pm.

SUN JAN 23 UK Women’s basketball takes on Ole Miss at noon at Rupp Arena.

Events subject to change, check with each individual venue.

TUE JAN 25 UK vs Mississippi State, 9 pm, Rupp Arena.

THU JAN 27 Chamber Annual Dinner is at 5:30 pm at the downtown Convention Center.

FRI JAN 28 Reba performs at Rupp Arena at 8 pm.

group awards. Climbers will be sent off individually based on seeding. There will also be a special Military/Public Service Division for our military/ police/fire personnel.

SUN JAN 30 An Officer and a Gentleman, based on the Oscarwinning film starring Richard Gere and Debra Winger, features the Grammy Award winning ‘“Up Where We Belong’, and a score based on the 1980s catalogue of music, 1 pm and 6:30 pm at the Lexington Opera House.

SAT JAN 29 Take the Urban Mountain Challenge at the Lexington Financial Center. The 8th Annual Urban Mountain Challenge is Saturday, January 29, 2022 at 8:30am at the Big Blue Building in downtown Lexington. This year there will be two challenges: “Climb Big Blue” (A stair climb of the 31 story Big Blue Building) and “The Downtown Double Challenge” (A five story parking garage helix climb followed by a climb of the Big Blue Building). The event will feature chip timing, tech shirts (while supplies last), and overall & age

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(Pictured: Brandt Lyon and family.) Immanuel Baptist welcomes Brandt Lyon to the Georgetown campus as Teaching Pastor.

FEB 6

Immanuel Baptist will launch its new Georgetown Campus on February 6 2022 at Scott County High School.

MAR 12

Lexington’s St. Patrick Parade is scheduled for March 12 downtown.

MAR 25

Old Crow Medicine Show will perform at EKU Center for the Arts on March 25, 2022.

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FOOD The Bridge on Romany has announced they are closing their current location, with plans “to bring the same passion we began with to a new concept and location.” The Old Todds Road location of Common Grounds has opened (facing Man O’War in the strip that has Buffalo Wild Wings and Cocktails Bar & Grill). El Charro hosted their Grand Opening in Brighton Shoppes in December. Popular offerings include the margarita flights and the chori pollo. The original El Charro also remains open at Old Harrodsburg Road. El Mariachi Mexican in Hamburg is offering a round of gift card giveaways via social. A recent promotion benefited Frederick Douglass High School students on their way to a $200,000 dollar goal to put solar panels on their school. Famous Dave’s operates a “ghost kitchen” in Hamburg. Delivery and to-go are available, no dinein. Richmond Road is getting another popular coffee entry. The Human Bean is adding a new location on the east side. Local Taco construction continues in Hamburg. Sam’s Hot Dog Stand / East Lexington has opened on Winchester Road. (It’s not just hot dogs; December offerings included chicken and dumplings, vegetable soup, and whole cakes and pies. A drivethru is planned, but for the time being, you can call 859-303-4200 to place your order and they will bring it to your car.

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PETS

Give Back at Freddy’s

Eat at your neighborhood Freddy’s on Polo Club on January 6, 2022 from 5 pm to 9 pm and tell your cashier you’re participating in the Lexington Humane Society’s Give Back Night. Lexington Humane Society will receive 15 percent of sales from this event.

automatically be donated to the Lexington Humane Society in the name of Brian Mattone. The other 50 percent will be donated to the winning team’s charity of choice! For reservations please contact Riley Kim at mrk@bgsir.com. Don’t wait—this event will sell out so reserve your team today.

Give Back Night at Panera

Eat at your neighborhood Panera on Richmond Road on January 19, 2022 from 4 pm to 8 pm and tell your cashier you’re participating in the Lexington Humane Society’s Give Back Night. Lexington Humane Society will receive 15 percent of sales from this event.

Veterans Dog Park Delay

Pins for Paws

Lexington Humane Society will partner again with Bluegrass Sotheby’s International Realty for a bowling event on Friday, January 21st, 2022. BGSIR will be hosting the Ninth Annual Bluegrass Sotheby’s International Realty Charity Event at Southland Bowling Lanes. BGSIR will have the entire facility booked and hope to have at least 40 teams again for a fun and challenging tournament. As with the past eight years, 50 percent of the net proceeds will

Paint your Pet

Painting with a Twist hosts an in-studio ‘Paint Your Pet’ night on Wednesday, January 5th from 6-9 pm. Registration is required. After registering, email a photo of your pet (only 1 pet per photo please) to lexington@paintingwithatwist.com no later than 8 am on January 5th.

The Veterans Dog Park project completion has been pushed back to 2022 due to the delay in shipping of construction and fencing materials. Stay tuned for more updates and information.

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HOME AND GARDEN

Holiday Trees?

Natural tree collection is January 3-28. Put your natural tree on the curb and the city will take it as yard waste and turn it into mulch. Please remove all decorations and lights.

Recycling lights?

Through Jan. 16, 2022, residents can drop off broken or unwanted holiday lights, including string lights, rope lights and electric candles at partner collection sites throughout the city. Other items that can be dropped off include extension cords, timers, light sensors, power strips and other small electronics. Electronics, including holiday lights, should never go in recycling carts or recycling dumpsters. They cause damage to equipment at the Recycle Center and put employees at risk.

Donation to Habitat

A $20,000 check donation was presented to Lexington Habitat for Humanity by LexingtonBluegrass Association of REALTORS and The Realtor Community Housing Foundation to help. Funds were raised in part with the Community Housing Charity Gala, to support not-for-profit organizations working in central Kentucky who exist to support those suffering from housing insecurity.

Holiday Trash Collection

Lexington Fayette Urban County Government will be closed Monday, January 17 in observance of the Martin Luther King Holiday. There will be no trash collection on Monday January 17, 2022. Makeup day will be Wednesday January 19. Pictured, left to right: Justin Landon, Rachel Smith Childress, Rusty Underwood

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2947 FOUR PINES DR....................................$1,520,000 475 WOODLAKE WAY....................................$1,450,000 621 LAKESHORE DR......................................$1,250,000 1060 COOPER DR.............................................$910,000 225 KINGSWAY DR...........................................$865,000 1559 LAKEWOOD CT........................................$850,000 625 CENTENNIAL LN........................................$850,000

111 WOODLAND AVE UNIT 508........................$435,000 181 PRESTON AVE............................................$420,000 913 CRAMER AVE..............................................$395,000 216 PRESTON AVE............................................$390,000 324 COLONY BLVD............................................$375,000 270 SHERMAN AVE...........................................$332,000 2010 LAWTON FLT............................................$415,000

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3405 BRIERCROFT WAY................................$1,100,000

770 COOPER DR...............................................$675,000

1661 VILLA MEDICI PASS..................................$660,365

145 LOUISIANA AVE.........................................$645,000

3414 COUNTRY CLUB DR.................................$585,000

2017 IMPALA LN...............................................$625,000

3245 BRIGHTON PLACE DR..............................$549,000

111 WOODLAND AVE UNIT 804........................$625,000

2465 ASTARITA WAY.........................................$539,000

501 LAKESHORE DR.........................................$584,000

1873 RACHELS RUN.........................................$520,000

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3064 WAVECREST WAY.....................................$510,000

353 QUEENSWAY DR........................................$500,000

3732 STOLEN HORSE TRCE.............................$485,000

3398 PEPPERHILL RD......................................$495,000

685 WINTER HILL LN........................................$435,000

998 EDGEWATER DR........................................$480,000

2017 COVINGTON DR.......................................$421,000

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