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BUSINESS
Chuy’s opened in the former Hamburg Applebee’s location.
First Watch crosses Richmond Road to their new location, joining LaRosa’s (also opening in May), next door to Skyline.
Total Wine opened in the former Hamburg Gordman’s location.
NEW CONSTRUCTION CLARK REGIONAL Construction has begun on a new medical office building in Winchester that will house offices for physicians from the CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group. NexCore Group is building the one-story, 24,693-square-foot facility that will help CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group continue expanding health care services into the growing central Kentucky market. [See this month’s Health Section for more info.] Taspen’s Organics is opening in May in French Quarter off Richmond Road (near Panera). Visit in May for a free Grand Opening starter kit.
The Springs at Hamburg opened.
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Clark Regional Medical Center has announced that Aphreikah DuHaney-West has been named chief executive officer, effective May 20. She will replace Barbara Kinder, CRMC’s chief clinical officer, who is currently serving as CRMC’s interim CEO. Kinder will continue serving in her role as CCO.
Neighbors honored at April’s Best Places to Work dinner included Forcht Bank, Lexington Habitat for Humanity, Kentucky American Water Company, Kort, Massage Envy, Valvoline, and Well Care of Kentucky. (Pictured is Massage Envy.) Congratulations winners!
Business Calendar May 7
Drink + Link Local hosted by Thryv, 5:30 pm, Fusion Brewing
Conference, 8 am, Rupp pm, Whiskey Bear Arena May 30 BIA Emerging Leaders May 22 Business & Leadership Young Professionals Conference, 8:30 Networking Social, 4 am, Women Leading pm, Epping’s Kentucky Events may require tickets or registration.
May 11
Finance Workshop, 10 am, Eastside Library
May 14
LYPA Networking with UK Alumni Association, MAY 29 5:30 pm, The Thirsty Fox
May 19
ONE19 The Alltech Ideas
Lexington Young Professionals Association annual Membership Bash, 5:30
Times, dates, and locations subject to change
HAMBURG HIGHLIGHTS Greenbrier is a Haven in Hamburg
New Book Celebrates Sir Barton
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inutes from anywhere in Hamburg are the idyllic fairways and greens of Greenbrier Golf and Country Club. The Club strives to be more to a member than just a golf course, it’s a lifestyle providing luxury to all ages at an affordable price point and is not limited to the residents of Greenbrier. The Club hosts events constantly to give members opportunities to socialize. Greenbrier Golf and Country Club hosts a myriad of golf events for adults like the Men’s League, Ladies League, Couples Tournaments and for the kids like the Jr. Golf Camp and PGA Jr. League matches. Greenbrier also hosts golf events that bring the family together like the MotherChild Golf Tournament and Father-Child Golf Tournament. There are also fun events beyond events on the greens. The Club hosts Camp Greenbrier during the summer, which is a day camp on Tuesday/Thursday, Tea Party, Painting Nights, Book Club, Derby Party, Mother’s Day Brunch, Etiquette Classes for kids, Pool Parties, Social Parties for Adults, and so many dining themed nights. Summer evenings at the Club feature Kid’s Club and Big Splash parties created to let the kids have a great time with other kids while the parents can slip away for golfing or a quiet dinner. Whether you are hosting a formal dinner party or just need lunch after playing eighteen holes, Greenbrier offers versatility in their dining options. Greenbrier sources ingredients locally whenever possible to support the local community, and to give members the freshest meals possible.The Club’s menu changes frequently to embrace what members desire, while preserving their traditional favorites. Greenbrier also offers healthy options that are not limited to the dining room. Greenbrier has four Club Car Tempo Walks available for rental. This hands free robotic golf caddie allows you to get all of the health benefits of walking without the the hassle of a push cart, and comes
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complete with sand bottle, cooler, cup holder, and USB ports. If you prefer to ride they do have traditional golf carts to rent equipped with GPS with detailed hole maps and yardages measured to the pin. On a hot summer day relaxing by the pool is the most satisfying option in town. The pool at Greenbrier is a great place for all ages. Every Sunday evening they host a Family Swim Night and offer a competitive Swim and Dive Team during the summer. Greenbrier Golf and Country Club is a place for your family year round. They host events for families like the Halloween Party, Gingerbread Party and Santa Party, as well as events for adults like the cocktail parties and Ladies Night Out. They also just completed an assessmentfree Clubhouse renovation that you need to come check out for sure. Everything was updated – locker rooms, dining areas, pro shop and in addition a brand new conference room that is perfect for your next meeting. Greenbrier Golf and Country Club is a safe place for the whole family to go and make memories that will last a lifetime. For more information about joining Greenbrier Golf and Country Club please contact Angie Doyle, Membership Director, at 859.293.1508, email adoyle@ greenbriergcc.com or visit the website at www.greenbriergcc.com. This Hamburg Highlight info was provided by the Greenbrier Golf and Country Club team.
e was always destined to be a champion. Royally bred, with English and American classic winners in his pedigree, Sir Barton shone from birth, dubbed the “king of them all.” But after a winless two-year-old season and a near-fatal illness, uncertainty clouded the start of Sir Barton’s threeyear-old season. “Sir Barton and the Making of the Triple Crown” by Jennifer S. Kelly, a new book from University Press of Kentucky, chronicles this history-making thoroughbred’s ride to the top. Sir Barton’s surprise victory in America’s signature race, the Kentucky Derby, started him on that road to history, where he would go on to dominate the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes, completing America’s first Triple Crown. His wins inspired the ultimate chase for greatness in American horse racing and established an elite group that would grow to include legends like Citation, Secretariat and American Pharoah. After a series of dynamic wins in 1920, popular opinion tapped Sir Barton as the best challenger for the wonder horse Man o’ War and demanded a match race to
settle once and for all which horse was the greatest. That duel would cement the reputation of one horse for all time and diminish the reputation of the other for the next century — until now. “Sir Barton and the Making of the Triple Crown” is the first book to focus on Sir Barton, his career and his historic impact on horse racing. Kelly uses extensive research and historical sources to examine this champion’s life and achievements. She charts how Sir Barton broke track records, scored victories over other champions, and sparked the yearly pursuit of Triple Crown glory. This book reveals the legacy of Sir Barton and his seminal contributions to thoroughbred racing 100 years after his pioneering achievement. Kelly is a lifelong horse racing fan using her experience as a writing instructor and technical writer to chronicle and preserve the history of her favorite sport, especially the Triple Crown. “Sir Barton and the Making of the Triple Crown” is her first book. Local readers can learn more about this new book from Kelly at this month’s Kentucky Proud Evenings, presented by the Fayette County office of the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment. The free monthly series celebrates the state’s rich literary culture with author discussions and samples from Plate It Up! Kentucky Proud recipes. “No preparation or prior reading is required. This is the perfect way to kick off Derby season. Jennifer Kelly is passionate about thoroughbred racing and promises to be an interesting speaker,” said Liz Kingsland, Fayette County family and consumer sciences extension agent.
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The Goat
Idle Hour Park took part in the city’s creative initiative to keep its area clean with the help of the Lexington Parks and Recreation and some goats. The goats have become so effective that Lexington Parks and Recreation has recently won a KY Excel Beacon Award for their pilot project. The animals were able to help clear over a two acre area with thick brush and invasive plants.
Wine and Dine
Costco will be selling the Vinotemp Designer Series 300 Bottle Wine Fridge. Not only will it hold 300 bottles of wine, it has a dual zone wine bottle cooler that works to keep both red and white grape wines at the perfect temperature.
Liberty Road Widening
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet held a meeting for members of the community that live near Liberty Road that discussed the widening of Liberty Road from Graftons Mill Road to New Circle.
Yoga at Grassroots Pharmacy
Bring a mat and a friend to Grassroots Pharmacy for “Yoga on the Patio,” starting May 1st. Yoga is every Wednesday at 9 am and Friday at 5:30 pm. Participants can enjoy a delicious smoothie afterwards for half off.
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Taspen’s Opening
Taspen’s Organics is opening in May in the French Quarter at Richmond Road and New Circle, in the same shopping center as Panera.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Looking for a new pharmacy? Find real convenience like personal service, home delivery, and more at your locally owned and operated Grassroots Pharmacy.
Friends and neighbors spotted at the Central Kentucky Home and Garden Show.
Maternity Fair
HJ’s multimedia producers ran into our CORE Hamburg neighbors at St. Joe’s 20th annual Maternity Fair at Marriott Griffin Gate.
Brenda Cowan Elementary School
The Brenda Cowan Elementary School community meeting is on Tuesday, May 21 at 5 pm at Crossroads Church.
LaRosa’s Pizza Opening Soon
LaRosa’s Pizzeria has announced the first Lexington location on Richmond Road plans to open in mid May. It will be
2304 SIR BARTON WAY STE 195 LEXINGTON, KY 40509 859.263.1382 GRASSROOTSPHARMACY.COM
This pharmacy is independently owned and operated under a license from Health Mart Systems, Inc.
located in the First Watch building, next door to Skyline on Richmond Road.
New Developments for Andover Golf Course
Anderson Communities, a Lexington Developer, has filed an application for a zoning change for the club house and driving range at Andover Golf Course. The plan proposed is to build a restaurant and construct 88 townhouses on the 19 acre golf course.
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MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day Programming Sunday May 12
Copper Roux is offering Mother’s Day brunch options. The Children’s Chapel in Christ Church Cathedral are creating gifts for mom’s on Sunday, May 12 at 11 am. Chenault Vineyards in Richmond is celebrating Mother’s Day with a buffet style brunch and lunch on Sunday, May 12. J. Render’s Southern Table & Bar is offering Mother’s Day Brunch.
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ith Mother’s Day landing on Sunday, May 12, there are plenty of events to treat that special woman in your life around Lexington and the Hamburg area. Below is a sampling of events happening throughout the area leading up to that big day.
Wednesday May 1
Get crafty during after school snack time by making unique Mother’s Day cards with supplies from the art cart on Wednesday, May 1 and 8 from 4 pm until 5 pm at the Northside Library.
Saturday May 4
Join the Eastside Library in Hamburg for a Skin Care Saturday to learn how to make Derby style sugar scrub as a gift for Mom on Saturday, May 4 from 11 am until 1 pm.
Sunday May 5
Create a handmade card for Mom, Grandma, or any special lady in your life at Lexington Art League on Sunday, May 5 at noon. Drop-in to design, print, and fold
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your own unique cards using Microsoft Publisher at the Downtown Library on Sunday, May 5 from 1 pm until 3 pm.
Bring a mat and relax for Mother’s Day Rooftop yoga at The Kentucky Castle on Sunday, May 12 at 9 am. All levels are welcome. There is also two separate brunch times, one starting at 11 am and the other at 1 pm.
‘Just the Facts, Mom!’ St. Joe’s Maternity Education programs
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o one is more excited about Mother’s Day than a new mom, or expectant mom. Our neighborhood has a longtime source for accurate knowledge when it comes to stress relief surrounding childbirth and parenting a newborn at CHI St. Joseph East. Some reasons behind participating in maternity education programs like those offered at St. Joe are to relieve stress about the process, understand what to expect during labor, delivery, postpartum, and newborn care. Attendees can also learn how to care for a newborn and learn how the body prepares for breastfeeding and how it works.
Thursday May 9
The 8th Annual Chrysalis House Mother’s Day Luncheon is on Thursday, May 9 at 11:30 am. Luncheon is catered by the Apiary Fine Catering and events with Chef Cooper Vaughn.
Friday May 10
Join Early Learning Center at Lexinton Hearing and Speech Center on Friday, May 10 starting at 8 am for a celebration of moms, aunts, and grandmothers for breakfast, coffee, juice, and activities.
Saturday May 11
This annual Mother’s Day weekend treasure, Mayfest at Gratz Park, begins on Saturday, May 11 and ends on Sunday, May 12. Enjoy a Mother’s Day luncheon with the Georgetown Street Neighborhood at Douglass Park on Saturday, May 11 at 1 pm.
Bluegrass Railroad Museum hosts all moms for a train ride to remember on Sunday, May 12 at 1:30 pm. Passengers have the opportunity for a mid-ride stop to walk up to the edge of the Young’s High Bridge and overlook the Kentucky River Palisades. Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change. For more Mother’s Day events and activities visit HamburgJournal.com. To advertise in our June Father’s Day issue call 859.268.0945 or email ads@hamburgjournal.com
CHI Saint Joseph recommends that pregnancies be at approximately 20 weeks when scheduling the classes. Offerings include a 4-week series, 2-week series, weekend 4-hour childbirth education class: “Just the Facts, Mom!”, weekend childbirth education class, baby steps class, breastfeeding, infant CPR, sibling class, neonatal intensive care unit parent support, and women’s hospital tour sign up.
Summer Camps Summer Fun in the Bluegrass
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ummer is approaching and that means camps for the kids. Whether your child wants to participate in a sport, academic, or art camp, Lexington has what you need. Here is a sampling of camp options for kids of all ages throughout the Lexington area.
ACADEMICS Awesome Inc. Week of Code camp June 10 thru July 15 Prepare your child for a 21st century world with a week of coding. Campers create their own video game, app, and website. The campers learn to use technology responsibly while also enjoying unplugged activities and making friends. The camps are designed for children ages 10 to 15 and are held from 1 to 5 pm. Club SciKidz Summer STEM Day Camps June and July These special camps feature science demonstrations, trained and highly qualified instructors, and team and skillbuilding activities. Camp topics vary and are for kids PreK to 8th grade. Explorium of Lexington May 28 thru Aug 9 Weekly camps are split into Pre-K through 1st grade and 2nd through 5th. Each group of campers participate in age appropriate activities relating to the week’s overall theme.
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Newton’s Attic May 28 thru Aug 16 Newton’s Attic is dedicated to providing students with highly unusual educational experiences and providing students with STEM educational resources to parents, students, and teachers at all grade levels.
Camp Wild Adventure July 15 thru 19 Ashland Avenue Baptist Church hosts a faith-based camp with songs, skits, games, crafts, and bible studies. There is a Sunday service during the camp. For kids in nursery to elementary.
Lexington Children’s Theater Summer Camp June thru August Camps for ages beginning as young as 4 years old all the way to 18. There are four different categories: First Stage Players, Playmakers, Performance Workshop, and Musical Theater Revue.
ARTS Artkids Camps July 8 thru July 22 The majority of camp activities will be arts and crafts, however campers will also experience theatre, dance, and music. All campers will have a swim break each day of the camp. Camp and pool staff will supervise campers during the swim breaks. Held at the Tates Creek Recreation Center
The Little Gym Summer Camps June 3 thru July 28 This camp combines fun physical activity, games, and arts and crafts. Perfect for ages 3-10 years old. Living Arts and Science Center Camps June thru August These camps inspire participation in art and science by engaging the community through education, discovery, exploration, and creativity. For ages Pre-K through 12th grade.
The Cathedral Domain Summer Camp (Daniel Boone National Forest) June thru July These camps are brought to you by the Episcopal Diocese of Lexington and provide programs like Athletics, Hiking, Caving, Arts & Crafts, Drama, and more. Lexington Christian Academy Summer Camp June 3 thru August 2 LCA offers day camps or week long camps that are ministry-led. There are exciting new themes each week as your kids explore science, art, music, and more.
COOKING Kitchen at A.S. Eats Summer Camp June thru August Cooking camps are Monday thru Friday from 9 am until 12:30 pm for ages 6-12. Campers make lunches for themselves and dinner to take home for the family. Sullivan University Culinary Camp June 9-14 During this camp, kids explore the art hamburgjournal.com | May 2019
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SUMMER CAMPS and science of cooking. Kids get to gain experience working in a kitchen lab with renowned chefs. Wild Thyme Summer Camps June 3 thru Aug. 5 During the five-day camp experience, young chefs participate in hands-on classes under the guidance of expert chef instruction.
OUTDOORS Camp Redwood June 10 thru Aug. 2 These camps are designed for rising Pre-K (age 3 by Aug 1) through sixthgrade students. Camp Redwood offers general camp for children and speciality camps.
Lexington Riding Academy Horse Camp Camps are Monday through Friday during June & July
Lexington Riding Academy on Tates Creek Road introduce kids to horses and learn about what is involved in caring for them. Camps have riding lessons, crafts, games, and equine trivia. Camps are determined by age of child. Life Adventure Center June 17 thru July 15 Life Adventure Center is an education facility specializing in applying
Kentucky Strong Athletic Performance Camp May 18 and 19 Focuses on the fundamentals surrounding power, speed, and agility for any sport. Goal is to increase the athlete’s awareness in these areas/disciplines. Open to boys and girls ages 7-13. At the Joe Craft Center practice gym.
evidence-based theories of experimental education, child development, group dynamics to build resilience, and positive communication skills. Daily adventures include a challenge course, equestrian vaulting, archery, canoeing, hiking, overnights with campfire, and team-building games. Shaker Village Explorer Summer Camp June 10-14, June 17-21, June 24-28 This camp allows children ages 6-12 to learn new skills and make friends at a National Historic Landmark.
Lexington Christian Academy Youth Soccer Camp June 3 thru June 6 For ages 4 through 12, your kids are taught soccer skills by the High School Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coaches. The High School teams are also there to help train and be camp counselors.
SPORTS Boys and Girls Soccer Camp June 10-13 Join the head coaches at Frederick Douglass for a soccer camp for ages 5-13. Kids learn the skills of many positions including goal keeping skills.
Lexington Tennis Center Summer Tennis Camps June 3 thru June 24 Get ready for summer and improve your game at Lexington Tennis Center.
SPRING INTO SUMMER!
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CLUB MEMBERSHIP
The Club at UK’s Spindletop Hall is offering: ONE THIRD OFF THE INITIATION FEE A $250 savings for a Family Resident Membership with 6 months’ dues paid upfront
OR TWO THIRDS OFF THE INITIATION FEE A $500 savings for a Family Resident Membership with 12 months’ dues paid upfront Having attended UK as a student is NOT a requirement to belong! Membership subject to approval.
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Summer Camps 3 Heated Pools plus a Baby Pool 8 Tennis Courts 7 Pickleball Courts 2 Chipping & Putting Greens Basketball & Volleyball Courts Summer Tiki Bar and Grill Expansive Grounds Special Club Events Roxie’s Member Dining with Veranda Summer Camps are available to Non-Members! Non-Members can register on the public side of the website.
FOR INFORMATION OR AN APPLICATION: Call 859-255-2777 Email membership@spindletophall.org Visit www.spindletophall.org
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SUMMER CAMPS The camps include tennis, various sport activities, swimming, and at full-day camps a special “sport of the day.” Activities are designed for kids ages 6-12. LYSA Soccer Camp June 10-14 from 8 am until 4 pm This camp provides young players with a wide variety of coaching styles, practices, and influences that will help them develop a well-rounded skill set. Camp is at Masterson Station Park and for ages 3 through 18. Man O’ War Golf June to August These camps are great for beginners and for growing juniors’ who love the game. Kids learn full swing, pitching, chipping, putting, the rules of golf, golf fitness, and etiquette. For ages 6 through 14.
Top Seed Tennis Club junior day camps June 17 thru July 29. Learn to play like a pro. There are three programs: The Kids Tennis Program for ages 4 to 8, Junior Tennis Program for ages 9 to 11, and Advanced Tennis Program for ages 13 to 18. All classes are taught by certified Tennis Professionals and certified Fitness Instructors. UK Summer Elite Swim Camps June thru July This camp offers programming for kids ages 8-18. Learn the best techniques for all swimming strokes and also hone in that perfect start. Camps may require registration or membership. Times, dates, and locations subject to change without notice.
Spindletop AllSports Camps June 17-21, June 24-28, July 22-26, July 29- August 2, and August 5-9 The Spindletop AllSports Camps offer an action-packed adventure in sports. Swimming, tennis, volleyball, frisbee golf, basketball, archery, pickleball, and soccer are some of the sports on the schedule. In the downtime, there are activities such as crafts and swimming offered. The camp is geared for children ages 6-13 looking for experience in a wide variety of sports and activities.
Spindletop Counselor in Training This is an opportunity for older youth interested in learning leadership and counseling skills. These young adults work alongside older counselors in teaching sports and activity skills each week of camp throughout the summer and perfect for ages 14 and 15. For more information on The Club at UK’s Spindletop Hall call 859.255.2777 or visit www.spindletophall.org.
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Brenda Cowan Elementary PARENTS
Aerial View
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Douglass Student Receives Distinguished Leader Award
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The Leadership Lexington Youth Program presented its 2019 Distinguished Leader Award to Drew Rodriguez, a junior at Frederick Douglass High School. He accepted the plaque April 10 during the LLYP graduation luncheon at the Clubhouse at The Red Mile. “It’s about servant leadership and we have a responsibility to pay it forward. This group collectively not only inspires change, but creates change,” said Rodriguez.
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Brenda Cowen Elementary’s school colors are maroon and white with gold accents. The BCE students will vote on
the school mascot during the first week of school. Above are progress photos from the month of April courtesy of
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Fayette County Public Schools. The first day of school is scheduled for Wednesday April August 14, 2019.
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Kitchen Letter from Principal Williams of Brenda Cowan Elementary School Dear BCE Family, I wanted to take a moment to update you on our building’s progress. With more than half of the building already complete, Brenda Cowan Elementary School will be ready to welcome students, families and staff on the first day of school on August 14, 2019. But since 2018 was Lexington’s all-time wettest year since 1870, there still may be some construction happening on campus. Although contractors have been hard at work, it rained roughly six out of every 10 days last year, which had an impact on their progress. By the end of 2018, Fayette County had received at least 26 inches of rain more than usual over the course of the year. When school starts in August, roughly 80% of the building will be ready for occupancy. The good news is we don’t need those other rooms to serve the number of students we’ll have our first
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year. (Remember that Brenda Cowan Elementary is being built for 750 students to accommodate future growth, but we only anticipate having 500 students our first year.) In the picture to the right, you can see what areas will be complete. These spaces include the classrooms, resource rooms, kitchen, cafeteria, gymnasium,
media center, support spaces and administration areas. The exterior parking lot will be ready, as will the bus and car-rider drop off and pick-up areas. The remaining classroom wing will be finished in September. Contractors will be working in areas D and E after school starts, but the wing is divided by doors, which will make it easy to separate the construction area from the students and staff. The work win not be noisy or impact instruction. We’ll continue to Keep you updated on the progress of our building and look forward to hosting open houses this summer! The next Community meeting is 5 to 8 p.m. at Crossroads Church in Andover, 4128 Todds Road on May 21. Thank you for your continued support, Joshua A. Williams Principal Brenda Cowan Elementary
This aerial view of the building shows where construction may still be taking place for about a month after2019 the first day of school. April The areas of the building marked A, B, and C — including the classrooms needed for the projected student enrollment, resource rooms, kitchen, cafeteria, gymnasium, media center, support spaces and administration areas — will be complete before the school year begins. The exterior parking lot will be ready, as will the bus and car-rider drop off and pick-up areas .
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PARENTS
80th Season Celebration, 6:30 pm, Lexington Children’s Theater
May 17
Lexington Legends LockIn, 7:05 pm, Legends Ballpark (thru Saturday)
May 18
Summer’s Hot New Reads discussion, 6:30 pm, Eastside Library
Alice in Wonderland Story Circle, 10 am, The Henry Clay Estate
May 21
Junie B. Jones The Musical, 6:30 pm, The Spotlight Playhouse (Berea)
Family Movies Marathon, 9:30 am, Lexington Public Library Downtown
May 21
Brenda Cowan Elementary School Community Meeting, 5 pm, Crossroads Lexington
May 26
2019 Little Miss Kentucky Pageant, 9 am, Lexington Christian Academy
May 31
Dive-In Movie: Incredibles 2, 7 pm, Paradise Cove Water Park (Richmond)
May 6-9 Scholastic Book Fairs Big Warehouse Sale, Lexington Convention Center May 8
May 10
Development, 10 am, Eastside Library
May 11
Itty Bitty Prom, 11 am, Eastside Library
May 11
PJ Masks Live, 3 pm, Rupp Arena
May 11
Kids Adventure Day, 3 pm, Josephine Sculpture Park (Frankfort)
May 12
HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY
May 13
Learn Basic Information about Emotional
Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change.
Dunbar was runner-up in the team debate sweepstakes and second in the speech competition.
LCA Celebrates 30 years with a concert event
Crabb. The two artists were also joined by fellow singer/songwriter Billy Austin. This concert was in honor of their 30 year anniversary.
Henry Clay High School secured its sixth consecutive state debate championship this spring, while Paul Laurence
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Parents Calendar
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Henry Clay Wins State
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ast month LCA hosted a celebration concert event with multiGrammy and multi-Dove Award winning artists Paul Overstreet and Jason
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HEALTH Bike Month in the Bluegrass
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ay is National Bike Month and is a time where cyclists can celebrate together. This national recognition is sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists. Within Bike Month, during the third week of
Bike Calendar May 25-26 Horsey Hundred
starts at Reid Alumni Gym at Georgetown College and will end in Georgetown
May24-25 Kentucky Fundo is a ride thourgh Versailles, Woodford, Georgetown, Paris, and Lexington. Sep 27-29 Bourbon County Burn starts at the Bourbon Base Camp (Kentucky Hiorse Park) and rides to bourbon distilleries for tastings. Fall
The 2019 Saint Joseph East Maternity Fair
The 20th annual Maternity Fair presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East was at the Marriott Griffin Gate. There were demonstrations from maternity experts, giveaways, and prizes including the grand prize of a free delivery at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East.
Our Hamburg neighbors from CORE Health Centers at the Maternity Fair
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May many celebrate Bike to Work Week and Bike to Work Day being that Friday. Lexington has become a bike friendly environment and has created trails, clubs, and establishments where like-minded people can go. There are quite a few trails throughout Lexington where enthusiasts can bike a safer route. Here is a list of trails near the Hamburg area: • Legacy Trail that stretches for 12 miles from the North Side YMCA all the way to the Kentucky Horse Park campgrounds. • Cycling through the Centuries is a trail that takes you through most of the historic places in downtown Lexington such as Hunter-Morgan House, Northside Historic District, Mary Todd Lincoln House, and more. • Brighton Rail Trail is a paved trail that spans 3.8 miles from Liberty Park to Deer Haven Park. • Hamburg Trail spans .3 miles and begins off Sir Barton Way near Winchester Road. • Liberty Park Trail is 1 mile and links up to the Brighton Rail Trail. It begins behind Liberty Elementary and ends at Man O’War where you can begin the new trial. • Squires Rd Trail is 1.3 miles and goes from Summerhill Dr to Squires road.
Bike Lexington Family Fun Ride has moved from May to the Fall and is an eight mile car-free bike ride in the heart of downtown Lexington.
Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change.
Taspen’s Opening
Taspen’s Organics is opening in May. Taspen’s is located across from Panera Bread in the French Quarter on Richmond Road.
HEALTH Clark Regional
Clark Regional Medical Center has announced that Aphreikah DuHaney-West has been named chief executive officer, effective May 20. She will replace Barbara Kinder, CRMC’s chief clinical officer, who is currently serving as CRMC’s interim CEO. Kinder will continue serving in her role as CCO.
Grassroots Pharmacy to host Yoga
Bring a mat and a friends to Grassroots Pharmacy for “Yoga on the Patio,” starting May 1st. Yoga is every Wednesday at 9 am and Friday at 5:30 pm. Participants can enjoy a smoothie afterwards for half off.
St. Joe Expands Nearby
Construction has begun on a new medical office building in Winchester that will house offices for physicians from the CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group. NexCore Group is building the one-story, 24,693-square-foot facility that will help CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group continue expanding health care services into the growing central Kentucky market. “We are excited to expand our services in Winchester with the construction of this new facility,” says Kathy Love, vice president, Strategic Development, CHI
Saint Joseph Health. “The new facility will incorporate a modern and innovative layout, lending to shorter wait times for patients, improved staff workflow and efficient high quality patient care.” When completed in spring 2020, the facility will offer a wide variety of health care services, including primary care, cardiology, orthopedics, imaging, lab and other specialists on a rotating basis. It will also house, radiology, computerized tomography (CT), ultrasound, nuclear medicine, and a physical therapy gym.
Health Calendar May 2
Wine Auction & Derby Gala benefiting the Lexington Cancer Foundation, 6 pm, Donamire Farms
May 4
World Vision 6K Walk for Water, 8:30 am, Rocsports at Immanuel Baptist Church
May 5
The Great Cake Race 5K/1M, 4 pm, Keeneland
May 11
American Heart Association’s Central KY Heart Walk, 8 am, Keeneland
May 18
R. J. Corman 5K Run/Walk to benefit Chrysalis House, 9 am, Nicholasville, KY
May 25
Big Lex 4 Miler, 8:30 am, Keeneland
June 22 Dare to Defeat Epilepsy Walk, 9 am, Keeneland June 29 Man O’War 5K & 10K, 8 am, Kentucky Horse Park Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change.
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about the services, resources and support available to make the rest of life the best of life. Dozens of vendors who know about aging well and coping with disabilities were on hand to share what they know by chatting one-on-one or through informative presentations on everything from housing, healthcare and insurance, to legal and financial planning, to living well and staying active.
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his year the I Know Expo moved to the Lexington Senior Center in our neighborhood. Since 2013, Lexington has been home to this unique senior living expo that offers a one-stop-shop, one-day event that invites guests to address senior issues like financial planning, transportation, aging in place, housing, and more. The expo was filled with empowering information
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This is an open program for any senior that wants to take the opportunity to learn about the government for the city of Lexington. You will talk to key decision makers, participate in class activities, and visit several government facilities. The dates are from June 3 until June 7, you must pre-register, must be 50+ years of age, and be a Fayette County resident. For more information please contact Kristy Stambaugh at 859.278.6072 or kstambaugh@lexingtonky.gov
scored above the national average on the Hospice CAHPS “Willingness to Recommend” question, and also must exceed the national average on at least 20 out of 24 questions on the survey. “The ‘willingness to recommend’ score is an important indicator of the care we provide,” said Chief Medical Officer Dr. Todd Cote. “To us, it means that you would want friends and family to receive the same care that we provided to your loved one.” Bluegrass Care Navigators — formerly Hospice of the Bluegrass — has provided connected hospice care to patients and families for 41 years. The organization provides hospice care in 32 counties across northern, central and southeastern Kentucky.
Senior Calendar
May 1
Golden Arches Outdoor Walking Group, Mondays and Wednesdays 9 am, Lexington Senior Center
May 7
Accessory Dwelling Unit Seminar, 2:30 pm, Lexington Senior Center
May 10
Caregiver Support Group, 10 am, he Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer’s Center of Excellence
May 17
Embracing New Opportunities Conference (Formerly known as the “Meeting the Challenges and Opportunities of Aging Conference”), Northeast Christian Church
Awards in the Bluegrass
Bluegrass Care Navigators has been recognized as a 2019 Hospice Honors recipient by HEALTHCAREfirst, placing the organization among the nation’s to hospice providers for patient experience scores. Serving 32 Kentucky counties and more than 5,100 patients with hospice services in 2018, Bluegrass Care Navigators is one of the largest nonprofit providers of hospice care in the United States. Hospice Honors is an annual review that recognizes hospices which continuously provide the highest level of quality as measured from the caregiver’s point of view. Hospice Honors acknowledges high-performing agencies by analyzing their CAHPS quality measures. “The Hospice Honors recognition is a direct reflection of the effort our entire team makes to have a meaningful impact on patients and their families through the final months and weeks of life,” said Bluegrass Care Navigators CEO Liz Fowler. “We are proud to have received this honor.” For a hospice to be considered for the award, the organization must have
May 30
Pre-Retirement Education Program, 8:30 am, Lexington Convention Center
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Wednesday May 1 Bring a mat and a friends to Grassroots Pharmacy for “Yoga on the Patio,” starting May 1st. Yoga is every Wednesday at 9 am and Friday at 5:30 pm.
Thursday May 2
A Derby Eve Soiree at Hyatt Regency Lexington is on Friday, may 3 at 7 pm.
Saturday May 4 The 145th running of the Kentucky Derby is May 4 at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Post time is set for 6:50 pm and Derby coverage starts at 2:30 pm on NBC.
The 23rd Annual Multicultural Festival at Breeden Insurance Amphitheater is on Saturday, May 4 starting at 10 am.
Sunday May 5 Graduation for the University of Kentucky is at 10 am and 2 pm at Rupp Arena on May 5.
Author Lenny Shulman of Justify: 111 Days to Triple Crown Glory signs his book at Barnes & Noble on Thursday, May 2 at 6 pm.
Master Distiller of Town Branch Distilling, Mark Coffman, is at Total Wine and More in Hamburg for a bottle signing on May 2nd from 4 pm until 6 pm.
Thursday May 9 P!nk is coming to Rupp Arena on May 9 at 7:30 pm and is part of her Beautiful Trauma World Tour with Special Guest Julia Michaels.
Friday May 3
Steel Magnolias is playing at Leeds Center for the Arts in Winchester on Friday, May 3 at 7:30 pm. The Legacy Ball is held at Kroger Field and benefits diverse student scholarship for in-state Universities. The gala is on Friday, May 3 starting at 8 pm.
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Tuesday May 7
The Lexington Senior Center invites the public to learn about a new type of senior housing with Accessory Dwelling units on Tuesday, May 7 at 2 pm.
The Kentucky Bluegrass Wine Auction & Derby Gala at Donamire Farm is on Thursday, May 2 at 6 pm.
Oaks Day with Whiskey Business at Proud Mary BBQ is on Friday, May 3 at 7 pm.
Scholastic Book Fairs Big Warehouse Sale is at the Lexington Convention Center on Monday, May 6 through Thursday, May 9.
Leeds Center for the Arts in Winchester hosts auditions for Mamma Mia! On Tuesday, May 7 at 7 pm. They ask to prepare 16 bars of a song in the style of the show that demonstrates your acting and vocal ability.
The Sound of Music is Thursday, May 2 at 7:30 pm at the EKU Center for the Arts.
Graduation for the University of Kentucky is at 10 am and 2 pm at Rupp Arena on May 3.
Monday May 6
Justify winning the 2019 Kentucky Derby on the way to winning the Triple Crown. Celebrate Derby Day with pony rides, entertainment, and a glimpse into Anita Madden’s famous Derby Eve parties starting at noon at Hamburg Pavilion. Derby Brunch at the EKU Center for the Arts is Saturday, May 4 at 10:30 am. Enjoy music, fashion, and food. The eastside library is hosting a “Skin Care Saturday” to learn how to make Derby style sugar scrub as a gift for Mom on Saturday, May 4 at 11 am.
Old Friends, the Thoroughbred Retirement Facility in Georgetown, KY, celebrates the 15th annual Homecoming Event on Sunday, May 5 from 1 to 5 pm. Guests will enjoy silent and live auctions of horse racing memorabilia, collectible halters, equine art, tours and more. Riders are given the opportunity to school their horses at the Kentucky Horse Park cross-country course on Sunday, May 5 at 8 am
Leeds Center for the Arts in Winchester hosts auditions for Mamma Mia! On Thursday, May 9 at 7 pm. They ask to prepare 16 bars of a song in the style of the show that demonstrates your acting and vocal ability. Lexington author Christopher Kelder is reading and signing his latest book, Blessed by the Light at Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning on Thursday, May 9 at 6 pm.
CALENDAR Friday May 10 J&H Lanmark hosts a Kayak Demo at Jacobson Park on Friday, May 10 at 4 pm. Lexington Craft Beer week begins on Friday, May 10 and runs until May 19 at participating craft breweries.
Saturday May 11 PJ MASKS LIVE! is coming to Rupp Arena on May 11 at 3 pm, with an all new super-heroic, live musical show, PJ MASKS LIVE! SAVE THE DAY, featuring the heroic trio from the children’s series: The PJ MASKS! The 2019 Run for the Son Ride is on Saturday, May 11 at 9:30 am. The day begins at Man O War Harley with donuts and prizes, then at 11:30 am kickstands are up on the way to Red River Gorge. This annual Mother’s Day weekend treasure, Mayfest at Gratz Park, begins on Saturday, May 11 and ends on Sunday, May 12. Athens Schoolhouse Antiques May show begins on May 11 and runs until May 12 all day. The 9th annual Dancing with the Lexington Stars at the Lexington Griffin Gate Marriott Resort and Spa on Saturday, May 11. Contestants will feature community leaders paired with professional dancers with proceeds going to a charity.
The 3rd Annual Bluegrass River Run at Fort Boonesborough State Park (Richmond) is Saturday, May 11 at 7 pm.
Sunday May 12 HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
The Bluegrass Birding Festival at McConnell Springs Park is on Sunday, May 12 at 1 pm with Keynote speaker Nate Swick. Visit HamburgJournal.com for more Mother’s Day activities and events.
Tuesday May 14 Southland Christian Church on Richmond Road hosts Say YES Lex Summit with ONE Lexington and Fayette County Public Schools on Tuesday, May 14 at 8:30 am or 5:30 pm. This summit is an effort to educate adults on youth mentoring opportunities in Lexington.
Friday May 17 Man O’War Harley hosts their annual KyHypnotiq’s 18 year anniversary event starting on Friday, May 17. There will be a cornhole tournament and a slow roll competition. Event lasts until Saturday, May 19. The Taste of the Bluegrass at Keeneland’s Keene Barn is on Friday, May 17 at 7 pm. Proceeds from the evening go towards God’s Pantry Food Bank.
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CALENDAR Saturday May 18 The Lexington Philharmonic performs the music from Star Wars: A New Hope while the movie plays on Saturday, May 18 at 6 pm. The Kentucky Ballet performs The Wizard of Oz at the Lexington Opera House on Saturday, May 18 at 2 pm and 7 pm. The Lexington/Winchester Great Strides Walk at the Legends Ballpark is Saturday, May 18 at 9 am.
Man O’ War Harley-Davidson hosts Bike Night Season with their first bike night of the year. On Monday, May 20 from 6 pm until 9 pm there will be live music by A Common Wealth Band, food truck, raffle, & more.
Tuesday May 21 The Brenda Cowan Elementary School community meeting is on Tuesday, May 21 at 5 pm at Crossroads Church.
Local author Lauren Hudson is at Barnes & Noble for the signing of her book, The Ascension, on Saturday, May 25 at 10 am. Art Festival at McConnell Springs is on Saturday, May 25 starting at noon.
Sunday May 26 Proud Mary BBQ hosts Blues Between the Bridges on Sunday, May 26 at noon.
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Hunter Hayes performs at Manchester Hall on Friday, May 31 at 7 pm.
Sunday May 19
Saturday June 1
French ex-patriates, friends of Henry Clay, teachers of Mary Todd Lincoln, and namesakes of Lexington’s first suburb, Mentelle Park, Waldemar and Charlotte Mentelle were among early Lexington’s most colorful characters. Randolph Paul Runyon, historian, author of The Mentelles and a Mentelle descendant, will offer an engaging look at the couple that helped Lexington become a city in the early 19th century. 3 pm, Eastside Lexington Public Library.
Paul McCartney has confirmed his return to the U.S. with his new Freshen Up tour. He will return to Rupp Arena for the first time since 1990 On June 1 at 8 pm.
Alltech’s ONE19 is an idea conference that transcends culture and industry, presenting technology-driven topics that impact agriculture, business, health and wellness, brewing and distilling, and everyday life. Conference is on Sunday, May 19 all day. (thru May 21)
Monday May 20 BIA hosts their Golf Outing at Spring Valley Golf Club on Monday, May 20 at 10:30 am.
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The Kentucky Summer Jam 2019 at the Kentucky Horse Park is on Saturday, June 1. Musical artists Master P., Trick Daddy, Kid Capri, and more will be there.
Monday June 3 Graduation for Dunbar, Tates Creek, and Bryan Station are on June 3 at Rupp Arena.
Wednesday May 22 Women Leading Kentucky host their 20th Annual Business & Leadership Conference on Wednesday, May 22 at 8:30 am.
Saturday May 25 Kevin Gates is coming to Rupp Arena on May 25 at 7 pm.
Monday May 27 MEMORIAL DAY
Enjoy the Memorial Day Rev Up at Man O’War Harley-Davidson on Monday, May 27 at 11 am. Food, live music by Hicktown romeo, bike games, dunk booth, test rides, and more.
Friday May 31
Tuesday June 4 Graduation for Frederick Douglass, Henry Clay, Lafayette are on June 5 at Rupp Arena. Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change. To advertise in our June Father’s Day issue call 859.268.0945 or email ads@hamburgjournal.com
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First Watch opened on Richmond Road. The restaurant relocated from the corner of Richmond Road and Man O War to share a building with LaRosa’s Pizzeria. LaRosa’s plans to open in early May. The restaurant will offer dine-in, pick-up, and delivery options.
Total Wine opened in the former Hamburg Gordman’s location.
Jeff Ruby’s Downtown
Jeff Ruby’s opened in the new City Center. The 10,000 square foot restaurant has a heavy contemporary art deco vibe. The interiors are opulent, elaborate, and richly textured. The menu is similar to the other locations with additional items created exclusively for Lexington.
A new brewery has opened nearby Customers lined up outside Liquor Barn for the limited release of the UK Maker’s Mark bottles.
Abettor Brewing Company in Winchester opened its doors in April. They are a locally craft beer company/bar that will host live music events.
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May 4
Dog Derby Hat Contest, noon, Southern Barker
May 5
15th Annual Homecoming Event, 1 pm, Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Facility (Georgetown)
May 6
Cat Yoga, 6 pm, Lexington Humane Society
May 9
Low-Cost Rabies Vaccination Clinic, 6 pm, Douglass Park
May 17 Mega Adopt-A-Thon, all day, PetSmart Hamburg (thru Sunday)
DOG WALK FOR A CAUSE!
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May 18 Canine Makerspace Takeover, 11 am, Eastside Library May 18 Fido Fest with the Lexington Humane Society, noon, The Summit at Fritz Farm May 19 2019 Run for the Paws, 5 pm, BCTC Rolling Hills Trail May 25 Woodford Wag Dog Walk, 9 am, Woodford County June 8
Lexington Humane Society Mutt Strutt, 8 am, Keeneland
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PETS
PetSuites hosted their grand reopening in April. The facility boasts new ways to play like blocks to climb on and even a bone shaped pool. Dog kennels feature beds, dog themed art and even televisions. Their new lobby has beautiful dog and cat graphics on the walls and cute toys and accessories for your pup. PetSuites is located at 2057 Bryant Rd next to Man O War Harley Davidson. For more information about PetSuites call 859.543.0400. or go to petsuitesofamerica.com
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Flushing the System
Kentucky American Water crews will open hydrants this spring and let them flow for a period of time. Flushing will typically occur in the evenings and overnight through May 10. The flushing process removes natural sediment that builds up in pipes over time.
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St. Jude Dream Home
Each year, the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway raises money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. This year, the house is estimated at $350,000 with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and 2,900 estimated square feet. It is located in the Home Place Subdivision on Stolen Horse Trace, 40509. Raffle tickets are open to the public for $100 each. Every ticket helps St. Jude kids and the mission of St. Jude: Finding cures. Saving children. Fundraisers like these help support families so they never receive a bill from
St. Jude for treatment, travel, housing, or food. With tickets purchased by May 19, those participants are eligible for a VISA gift card and a chance to win the house. Tickets must be received by May 20 to be eligible and the winner will be announced on May 23. There are open house tours that will run until May 19 (the day before tickets are due). The hours for Saturday are 9 am until 5 pm and Sunday is from noon until 5 pm. While touring, enter for a chance to win a shopping spree at Ashley HomeStore.
Home and Garden Calendar May 2
Growing Great Tomatoes, 6 pm, Fayette County Extension Service
May 16
Vegetable Gardening for Beginners, 6 pm, Southern States Co-Op
May 5
Explore Nature Series: Wildflower Walks, 2 pm, Cove Spring Park
May 18
Addie’s Day, 10 am, The Kentucky Children’s Garden
May 9
Unusual Large Annual Flowers that Wow, 6 pm, Fayette County Extension Service
May 21
Spring Herb Gardening, 6 pm, Fayette County Extension Service
May 11
Spring Plant Exchange, 9am, The Arboretum
May 30
Perennials for Shady Gardens, 6 pm, Fayette County Extension Service
May 11
Athens Schoolhouse Antiques Show, 10 am (thru Sunday)
Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change
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20-Mar-19 ............................... 101 FORSTON AVE ................................... $445,000
15-Mar-19 ............................... 2421 PASCOLI PL ..................................... $479,900
20-Mar-19 ............................... 1065 MEADOW LN .................................... $445,000
15-Mar-19 ............................... 2533 FLYING EBONY DR ........................... $470,000
20-Mar-19 ............................... 1403 SUNCREST AVE ............................... $445,000
27-Mar-19 ............................... 3212 KETTERING CT ................................ $452,500
28-Mar-19 ............................... 1873 GOODPASTER WAY ......................... $455,000
27-Mar-19 ............................... 2348 CORONEO LN .................................. $450,802
15-Mar-19 ............................... 2177 PATCHEN LAKE LN .......................... $421,670
15-Mar-19 ............................... 2384 ROCKMINSTER RD .......................... $429,000
27-Mar-19 ............................... 307 MARIEMONT DR ................................ $289,800
29-Mar-19 ............................... 1828 CATTLE PATH .................................. $371,697
29-Mar-19 ............................... 1800 OLD PARIS RD ................................. $229,000
15-Mar-19 ............................... 1045 SAWGRASS CV ................................. $365,900
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13-Mar-19 ............................... 241 RICHARDSON PL ............................... $362,500
22-Mar-19 ............................... 745 STATESMAN WAY .............................. $169,900
19-Mar-19 ............................... VILLAGE GREEN AVE ................................ $340,000
28-Feb-19 ............................... 1737 WOODLARK AVE .............................. $165,000
15-Mar-19 ............................... 780 ANDOVER VILLAGE DR ...................... $293,150
11-Mar-19 ............................... 1720 BLUE RIDGE DR ............................... $161,640
18-Mar-19 ............................... 3201 SCOTTISH TRCE .............................. $275,000
21-Mar-19 ............................... 1774 BRYAN STATION RD ........................ $160,000
15-Mar-19 ............................... 786 SPYGLASS LN .................................... $263,000
29-Mar-19................................ 2153 WILKES WAY ................................... $158,000
18-Mar-19 ............................... 445 LANARKSHIRE PL .............................. $260,000
22-Mar-19 ............................... 117 BROWN AVE ...................................... $155,000
14-Mar-19 ............................... 404 LANARKSHIRE PL .............................. $253,000
08-Mar-19 ............................... 269 E LOUDON AVE................................. $151,000
14-Mar-19 ............................... 1128 BRICK HOUSE LN ............................ $237,500
20-Mar-19 ............................... 2112 WILKES WAY .................................... $120,000
29-Mar-19 ............................... 991 STAR SHOOT PKWY.......................... $230,000
08-Mar-19 ............................... 2220 PIERSON DR .................................... $117,900
14-Mar-19 ............................... 2204 WALSH CT ....................................... $213,000
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Top 5% in the Nation for Clinical Excellence In 2019, Saint Joseph Hospital was the only hospital in Kentucky named to Healthgrades’ list of America’s 250 Best Hospitals. This achievement places us in the top 5% of all hospitals in the nation for our superior clinical performance and excellence. At CHI Saint Joseph Health, we’re called to serve. CHISaintJosephHealth.org/awards-recognition
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