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Celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2022, Highbridge Springs Water Company bottles and delivers pure, limestone-filtered drinking water from a natural spring fed by an underground aquifer above the Kentucky River palisades next to High Bridge in Jessamine County. Linda Griffin currently serves as president of the company, but it was her father, Bill, who purchased an inactive quarry in the mid-1970’s to possibly use in a warehousing capacity. He later realized that to use the space, he had to figure out how to address moisture issues caused by water gushing from the ceiling. Thus, Highbridge Springs wasToday,born.Highbridge Springs is one of the oldest women-owned companies in the state, has 35 employees, and bottles over 20,000 gallons of water per day, which is delivered to customers in Central and Southeastern Kentucky and shipped into eight neighboring states.

Small Business of the Year

Highbridge Springs Water was named the 2022 Small Business of the Year at an August luncheon, the recipient of this year’s Commerce Lexington award in the Business Success Category. Highbridge Springs was chosen from three different category winners.

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Astral, Entrepreneur Award Astral’s customers include everything from individual studio owners to the largest boutique fitness company in the world, while its partners span individual apparel designers, nationally-recognized brands, and overseas raw materials suppliers. Astral was founded in 2015 when Megan Brooks saw a problem at one fitness studio and sought to find out how broad it was.

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Commerce Lexington Inc. President and CEO, Bob Quick says “Rubicon’s innovative solution to waste and recycling management is changing the way the world thinks about achieving a more sustainable future.”Woodford Webb, President of The Webb Companies adds, “We are thrilled to have them in Lexington as well as City Center.”

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Rubicon was founded in Lexington by its current Chairman and CEO, and ninth-generation Kentuckian, Nate Morris. The company maintains its global headquarters here in Lexington. Rubicon Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: RBT) (“Rubicon” or “the Company”), a leading digital marketplace for waste and recycling and provider of innovative software-based products for businesses and governments worldwide, officially began trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in August.

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Lexington Councilmember Amanda Bledsoe says, “I have been thrilled by their investment in our community and many partnerships across the state.”

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VOLO Careers International, Minority Business AwardLed by CEO Everett Bracken, VOLO has been helping its clients close the gender gap by identifying a large pool of extraordinary women and historically underrepresented groups for every senior-level search.

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$10,000 line of credit and maxed out credit cards,” adding, “It is a great day for Kentucky, because it shows that a world class technology company can be founded and thrive right here in the Commonwealth, and that innovation isn’t limited to the East or West Coasts.”Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton says, “The company’s decision to locate here was an important milestone in the growth and development of our tech sector. As recycling and sustainability become more and more critical to our world, the need for Rubicon’s digital solutions for waste and recycling grows.”

Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton, members of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council, and officials with Kentucky Utilities Company announced a couple of weeks ago a joint resolution addressing the utility’s vegetation management practices related to the cutting and removal of trees located under power transmission lines throughout Fayette County.Atissue were tree trimming, removal and replacement practices, which are part of KU’s ongoing system maintenance. The work is designed to maintain and protect the utility’s infrastructure and enhance the safety and reliability of the system by keeping trees — widely acknowledged as one of the biggest threats to power lines — from coming in contact with overhead, high-voltage electric transmission lines. Among the updates to KU’s vegetation management program: • KU is modifying the analysis used to determine which trees, within or on the borders of its transmission rights-of-way, must be trimmed or removed;

Lexington officials and Kentucky Utilities Company reach joint resolution

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• And the utility will continue its coordination with the city on replantings on public property. New Apartment Complex Coming to Hamburg

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• Monetary compensation for private property owners with trees impacted by the work will increase by 20%, during the initial reclaim cycle;

The former Dollar Movie Theater in Mapleleaf is being demolished to make way for a 229-unit apartment complex on the 7.65 acre site.

Speaking of movies…. Associated Press reports that theaters across the nation will offer $3. Movie tickets on Sep 3, in celebration of National Cinema Day. Three national chains with Lexington locations have indicated they will celebrate the new holiday: Regal, Cinemark, and AMC. For more info, go to the National Cinema Day website and provide your zip code. Movie theaters took an economic drubbing in the first year of the pandemic, and promotions like this are designed to lure viewers back to the bigscreen experience.

SEP 24 - SEP 25 Celebrate all things fall and season at Shaker Village’s Harvest

As the leaves begin to turn, and summer winds down, don’t worry — that just means Fall Festival season is here!

SEP 17 New to the festival scene this year, is the first Bluegrass Craft Beer and Bourbon Festival at Moondance Amphitheatre, 21 and over only please.

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SEP 23 For over 50 years, West Liberty has been home to the Morgan County yearFestival,SorghumhostedthisSep23-25.Downtown transforms into spectacular crafters paradise, featuring local regional artisans and crafters, talented musicians, delicious food vendors, and highlights area sorghum producers.

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fun of the Spoonbread Festival through Sep 18. The festival offers entertainment, a hot air balloon glow, a motorcycle show, a car show, a parade, and of course, spoonbread!

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SEP 18 The main stage of the Kentucky Heritage Jazz Festival is located on the lawn just north of the Shaker Village Welcome Center. Bring your own lawn chair.

SEP 23 Head Lawrenceburgto on Sep 23 and Sep 24 for a revamped and expanded Burgoo Festival from the Burgoo Capitol of the World. The festival features vendors, two days of live music, local breweries, a boutique bourbon experience and of course, burgoo recipes from makers all over the Commonwealth.

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A sampling of area favorites includes:

NorthEast Christian Church’s Fall Craft and Vendor Fair hosts local and regional Kentucky artisans coming together to bring their home-made, handmade items in one big indoor sale. Enjoy early Christmas shopping, Fall and Christmas decorations, local honey, wood works, pillows, quilts, baby items, pet tags, and hand painted jewelry to name a few.

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Means Fun A Sampling of Fall Festivals FALL RACES SEP 10 Spoonbread Festival 5k, Berea SEP 18 Iron Horse Half Marathon, Midway SEP 24 Pokey Pig 5k, Lebanon SEP 30 Bourbon Burn, Lexington OCT 1 Sorghum Shuffle 5k, Springfield OCT 2 The Raven 10k, Lexington OCT 15 Run for the Pumpkins 4 Miler, Harrodsburg OCT 15 ‘Yes Mamm’ 5k, Nicholasville OCT 28 Black Cat Chase 5k, Frankfort

SEP 11 Join St. Andrew on Sep 10 and Sep 11 at the annual Heritage Festival on the grounds of St. Andrew Orthodox Church. There will be Slavic and Middle Eastern foods, dance showcases, live music, church tours, choir recitals, and a variety of books for adults and kids.

SEP 3 Take a short drive to visit forWinchesterneighborsourinthe43rdAnnual Daniel Boone Pioneer Festival on Main Street downtown. SEP 9 amusement9-11.theannualGeorgetown/sFestivalofHorseisSepItfeaturesrides, horse show/games, grand parade, pet parade, craft vendors, food vendors, and more. SEP 10 Shop local right here in the neighborhood!

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Lebanon’s Ham Days is one of Kentucky’s top 10 festivals and is scheduled for September 23th, 24th and 25th, 2022. The event began in 1969 and started small with six hams and a few volunteers. Now Ham Days serves over 4,000 pounds of country ham over the course of a weekend, and hosts a Pokey Pig 5k run, the annual Pigasus Parade, along with a Balloon Glow.

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Area Oktoberfests

Nothing says Fall quite like Oktoberfest — and there are dozens of them in the region. According to Eater, “the evolution of the current Oktoberfest spans more than 200 years, dating back to the inaugural event on October 12, 1810, and the nuptials of Prince Ludwig (later King Ludwig I) and Princess Therese of Saxony-Hildburghausen. The royal occasion took place a year after a quelled rebellion in a neighboring county, so to establish a sense of unity across the Bavarian state, the family invited about 40,000 citizens to join the festivities at the gates of the city of Munich. The celebration lasted several days, ending on October 17 with horse races.”

Help process sorghum and press apples for cider while learning the history of these crops at Pleasant Hill (you’ll get to taste the fruits of your labor as well)!Take a hayride, paint a pumpkin, climb haystacks, ride a pony and play in the hay maze. Shop for honey, breads and jams at the Harvest Market. Watch craft demonstrations and play festival games. Meet the Farm animals and try Farm-made concoctions. Live music, an outdoor bar and a variety of food trucks help complete this perfect September weekend.

OCT 1 At Fort Boonesborough’s Fall Harvest and Trades Weekend, you’ll learn about ancient crafts, skills and trades kept alive even to this day — blacksmithing, woodworking, riving roof boards, hewing and notching logs, leather work and an 18th Century fall harvest.

You can’t possibly prepare for the severity or mildness of the coming winter without a visit to Beattyville’s annual Woolly Worm Festival, Oct 21- Oct 23. Beattyville has hosted the Woolly Worm Festival every year since 1988. The festival has been known to attract crowds of 100,000+. The weekend event is held along Main Street and includes woolly worm races, a car show and parade, helicopter rides, and a weekend full of live music on the Woolly Worm Stage. Weather. gov explains the woolly worm’s weather forecasting tradition, “The longer the wooly bear’s black bands, the longer, colder, snowier, and more severe the winter will be. Similarly, the wider the middle brown band is associated with a milder upcoming winter. The position of the longest dark bands supposedly indicates which part of winter will be coldest or hardest. If the head end of the caterpillar is dark, the beginning of winter will be severe. If the tail end is dark, the end of winter will be cold.”

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SEP 30 Frankfort’s Bourbon on the Banks is back, Sep 30 - Oct 1. The banks of the picturesque Kentucky River will feature dozens of bourbons, ranging from the largest and most popular to small and obscure. Integrated among the many distilleries are opportunities to interactively increase your knowledge of bourbon and its rich history. Area microbreweries and wineries will also be giving samples as well. Food tents along with food trucks will be on hand with a wide and eclectic variety of foods. Walk the banks of the Kentucky River, enjoy acoustic musicians, and sample rare and unique bourbons, spirits, wine and beer.

SEP 9-10 Christ the King Oktoberfest

SEP 17 Oktoberfest BeerFest, Rock Haven Bar, Harrodsburg SEP 24 Oktoberfest at Country Boy, Georgetown OCT 1 Barktoberfest, Hamburg Liquor Barn

Every Kentuckian knows the legend of Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken. If you want to “eat where it all began,” you will be visiting the flagship Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin, Kentucky. But if you just can’t get enough of celebrating fried chicken, you will head to London’s World Chicken Festival Sep 22 through Sep 25,The2022.World’s Largest Stainless Skill Skillet has served more than 120,000 fried chicken dinners since 1992.(The World’s Largest Cast Iron Skillet, measuring makes its home in Tennessee at the Lodge Cast Iron Museum.)

SEP 30 - OCT 2 Harrodsburg Oktoberfest

OCT 14 Enjoy delicious food, raffles, live music, kids and casino games, inflatables, BINGO and more at Mary Queen of the Holy Rosary’s annual Fall Festival.

No wonder that’s a tradition we can get behind in the horse capital of the world.

OCT 11 Join Fort Boonesborough for their 28th annual Halloween Party, celebrating 13 days of fun and frights, featuring camper decoration contests, costume contests, ghost walks, a parade, trick or treat, jack o’ lantern contests, crafts, contests, hayrides, live entertainment, soup bean supper, pancake breakfast and more. This event is for registered campers only.

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Partners for Youth works to empower the community to support the most vulnerable and valuable youth in Lexington. Its mission is to promote positive youth development and prevent juvenile delinquency through collaboration and capacity building. Free Movies in the Parks Parks & Recreation is bringing two free movie series to parks across Lexington this fall – including at Shillito Park: Marvelous Movies and the return of FreakyEnjoyFlicks.afree movie under the stars! The movie will begin at dark, around 8 p.m. We have designated areas for either blankets or chairs to help everyone see the screen. Look for the signs and set your blankets on the left when looking at the screen, or set your chairs up on the right. Seating is first come, first serve. Food, drink, and dessert trucks will be available, but feel free to bring your picnic. No tents or drones are allowed. Enjoy these free movies every Saturday from September 10 until October 15.

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The 35th Anniversary class of The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts concluded its historic second session on July 30. The program doubled in class size from previous years thanks to supplemental funding from the Kentucky Department of Education*. Growing from 256 students to more than 500 students, the tuition-free program took place during two consecutive threeweek sessions with students divided into each. Both sessions were hosted at The University of Kentucky. During the three-week program, student-artists from 71 counties were immersed in a rigorous schedule of daily seminars, creative projects, master

classes, and lectures. Instruction was offered in nine disciplines: Architecture+Design, Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Film+Photography, Instrumental Music, Musical Theatre, Visual Art and Vocal Music. Neighborhood graduates in Fayette County from Henry Clay High School include, Niles Bond, Nancy Chen, Benson King, Ella Kirlew, Nicky Li, Katherine Rugg, and Chloe Sachs. Partners for Youth “I DO” Program. Partners for Youth has announced the 2022–2023 school year “I DO” program list. During Fayette County Public Schools 2022–2023 school year, parents can take advantage by enrolling their children in over 65 free and affordable youth programs.Acomplete, detailed list is available on the Partners for Youth website. Due to COVID-19 precautions, parents should contact program personnel if there are any questions or concerns about how activities are adhering to CDC guidelines.“IDO”is a partnership made up of leaders from the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Fayette County Public Schools, faith community, universities and neighborhood associations that seek to identify opportunities, develop relationships and organize partnerships for youth.

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KENTUCKY GIRL SCOUTS UNVEIL NEW COOKIE Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) announced that the new Raspberry Rally™ cookie will join its lineup for the 2023 Girl Scout Cookie season. The thin, crispy cookie is a “sister” cookie to the beloved Thin Mints®, infused with raspberry flavor instead of mint and dipped in the same chocolatey coating. This new cookie will be the first in the Girl Scout Cookie lineup to be exclusively offered for online sale and direct shipment only, designed to enhance girls’ e-commerce sales and entrepreneurial skills. Kentucky Girl Scouts will offer the opportunity to place an online order for Raspberry Rally™ cookie beginning December 12, 2022 alongside Kentucky favorites like Thin Mints®, Adventurefuls™ and Caramel deLites®. Girl Scout Cookie sales represent over 80% of GSKWR’s annual operating budget, supporting the vital programming that leave a lifelong impact on Kentucky’s future female leaders.

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Oct 1: Hocus Pocus at Masterson Station Park

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Oct 8: Ghostbusters: Afterlife at Moondance Amphitheater Oct 15 Addams Family Values at Moondance Amphitheater

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Sept 24: Shang-Chi at Masterson Station Park

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Sept 10: Black Panther at Shillito Park

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encourages girls to be risk takers, to think outside of the box, and to be confident in their own abilities. Whether they’re working toward earning their Cookie Goal Setter badge as a Daisy or their My Cookie Business Resume badge as an Ambassador, Girl Scouts gain qualities crucial for all forms of leadership and life-skills. The program embraces the understanding of the world of business, money management, and entrepreneurship. Cookie Business badges range from goal setting to learning effective in-person and online sales pitches, using market research, creating business plans, and implementing digital marketing campaigns. “Girls gain real-life exposure to budgeting, customer service, and money management skills through cookie sales, helping them become financially empowered community leaders,” noted Susan Douglas, CEO, GSKWR.

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In 2018 the City was awarded a $2 million federal grant to help it strengthen the overdose prevention infrastructure. Under that grant, the city, working with the Fayette County Health Department, has provided more than $1 million in naloxone to individuals at increased risk of overdose, and to those who want to be ready if they witness or suspect an overdose. Almost 14,000 naloxone kits were provided to individuals and programs and more than 130 overdose prevention trainings and naloxone distributions were held.

“Our first step has to be saving lives,” Gorton said. “Next comes helping with treatment. We greatly appreciate the partners who work with us, and the contributions of the members of the Mayor’s Substance Use Disorder Advisory Council, who are we are helping us administer the grant funding.”

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The 2020 National Survey on Drug Use and Health estimates that 9.6% of adult Kentuckians used an illicit drug in the past 30 days and that 6.0% met the criteria for an illicit drug use disorder in the past year. Direct application of these estimates to Lexington’s adult population suggests that 24,525 adults used illicit drugs in the past 30 days, and 15,329 have met the criteria for an illicit drug use disorder in the past year.

Hospitals, substance use disorder treatment programs, recovery residences, shelters, hotels,

The new grant will allow the City to continue its “Leave Behind Program,” where members of the Lexington Fire Department follow up with individuals who survived an overdose. The program provides

naloxone and overdose prevention training and connects the survivor with serviceAdditionally,providers.the grant will provide naloxone for Lexington police officers to carry in their cruisers. In the course of their work, Police distribute approximately 150 doses of naloxone a year.

Lexington was recently awarded a $2 million federal grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration that will allow the city to continue working with partners to provide lifesaving naloxone to people at risk of overdose, and to connect them with life-saving services.

“The impact of illegal drugs has been devastating since the pandemic, when we experienced a dramatic increase in overdose fatalities that no one could have predicted,” Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton said. “The overdose numbers have increased every year since the pandemic. More than 2,200 Kentuckians died from drug overdoses in 2021, a 14.5% increase over 2020.”

12 hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Lexington has been awarded a second significant federal grant to support its battle against opioids and other illegal drugs, and overdoses.

Lexington Receives Second $2 Million Grant to Combat Illegal Drugs, Overdoses.

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The Kosair Charities Face It Movement is collaborating with the Kentucky Children’s Hospital (KCH) and Kentucky Injury Prevention and Research Center (KIPRC) to bring awareness to the importance of safe medication storage in the home to prevent accidental ingestions among children.

The Face It Movement has created a campaign, including a new resource and complimentary webpage, for families and professionals who work with families that offers tips to safely storing medication, as well as data points that highlight the critical nature of the issue. For example, the 2020 Kentucky Child Fatality and Near Fatality External Review Panel found that nearly one in six of all fatalities and near fatalities were related to the ingestion of substances. Athletico Physical Therapy Opens Third Lexington Location

hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 13 domestic violence, and sexual assault prevention programs, fraternity houses, and many other locations throughout the City learned how to respond to an overdose and are equipped with naloxone as a result of outreach funded through the first grant. Launch of new safe medication storage campaign to protect your children & prevent accidental ingestions

14 hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 SENIOR LIVING

When the 2020 Expo was paused due to the pandemic, founder Gale Reece told HJ, “the crisis we prepare for is never the one we actually get, but if we all pull together, all generations, we will pull through this even stronger. Our elders remember other points of crisis — Pearl Harbor, Korea, Vietnam, Civil Rights Movement, 911, and the 2008 financial collapse just to mention a few,” adding “Our challenge when this crisis is waning is restoring and rebuilding the workforce. I do not know how that is going to affect older adults. One thing I do know is that older adults are essential to our non-profit organizations and volunteer communities.”

TO YOUR HEALTH Adults 55 and older are invited to join the North Lexington YMCA’s fifth annual Senior Health and Resource Fair on Thursday, Oct. 13, 2022 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the North Lexington YMCA. Useful information on healthy living, recreation, exercise and resources will be provided along with door prizes and health screenings. Event is free and open to the community! Info: bjohnson@ymcacky.org or call 859-258-9622.

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t’s estimated that by the year 2025, 24% of Fayette County will be age 60 or over. Two upcoming events cater to the strategies of aging successfully in the bluegrass. I Know Expo Lexington’s I Know Expo is a free annual event, in our neighborhood, hosted at the Senior Center on Life Lane off Richmond Road, behind Southland Christian Church. The Expo is for people of all ages and life stages: living out their golden years; taking care of someone they love; coping with difficult health situations or simply smart enough to know it’s never too early to start planning for the future.

Miami University at UK, 7 pm, Kroger Field

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16 hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 Events subject to change, check with each individual venue. Calendar

Christ the King’s Oktoberfest continues, Christ the King.The Senior Living I Know Expo returns to Lexington’s Senior Center on Saturday Sep 10, 9 am to 2 pm. SUN SEP 11 Fancy yourself an artist? You can paint your own pet at Mirror Twin Brewing (see page 19). Hotmess Sports present Lexington Free Open Play Kickball, Noon, Jacobson Park 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, 7 pm, Kroger Field This event was created to remember the ultimate sacrifice that was made on that tragic day. It is our responsibility to never forget. The proceeds from this event fund the Lexington Police and Fire Memorial located in Phoenix Park in Lexington, KY.

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FRI SEP 2

The Art by Nature: Front Yard Friends showcase features local artists’ depictions of front yards from around Fayette County, with more than 30 unique works. Drop by during Gallery Hop on Friday Sep 16 at the Lexington Art League. The Loudoun House is considered one of the largest and finest examples of Gothic Revival architecture in the state. Designed by New York architect Alexander Jackson Davis, the house was built in 1851 for Francis Key Hunt, who was named after his mother’s cousin, Francis Scott Key.

Nature Hop is back! The 2022 event is Sunday, September 18. (Rain date: Sunday, September 25). Nature Hop is focused on getting people outside to enjoy the variety of green spaces found throughout Fayette County and to experience these spaces in new ways. Nature Hop events will take place in one of four time slots, allowing participants to attend multiple events throughout the day. Time slots will be at 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Lexington Mayoral and Council-at-Large Candidate Forum, 6 pm, Lyric Theatre

Doggie Paddle is Saturday,

THU SEP 15

Christopher Cross, 8 pm, Opera House FRI SEP 16

The Black Keys will play Riverbend (Cinci). SUN SEP 4 Jazz on the Lawn returns to Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate at 5:30 pm. MON SEP 5

Battle in the Saddle fundraiser, Kentucky Horse Park

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The 2022 Touch-a-Truck event will take place at the Kroger Field Blue Parking Lot on Sunday, September 18th from 1-5 pm with the first hour dedicated as a quiet hour for those with sensory disorders. The event will open to the general public at 2 pm and offer a unique opportunity for participants of all ages to see, touch and explore construction vehicles, emergency vehicles, service vehicles and so much more. We will also have food trucks, a silent auction, and entertainment for the entireTicketsfamily!are $20 per vehicle, advance purchase is strongly encouraged.

The Backstreet Boys play Rupp Arena. FRI SEP 9 Alan Jackson plays Rupp Arena. SAT SEP 10 Lexington Comic Con’s Fall Fan Fest returns to LexingtonLexington’sCenter.Annual

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Gordon Lightfoot, 8 pm, Lexington Opera House

September 10, at the Woodland Aquatic Center in Woodland Park. Enjoy pet-related vendors; shop LHS merchandise; and mingle with fellow animal lovers. It’s Lexington’s largest pool party just for dogs! Have a splashin’ good time with your pup while supporting the animals at your Lexington Humane Society.

TUE SEP 6

Lexington African-American Sports Hall of Fame Induction, 7 pm, Central Bank Center

SEPSUNDAY25 The Grand Tour of Homes is a FREE self-guided home tour and is scheduled for two fall weekends: Sep 24 and Sep 25; and Oct 1 and Oct 2. You may visit as many or as few homes as you like during the tour dates. Builders and/or Marketing Representatives will be on hand at each property to answer questions and tell you about their projects. COMING SOON OCT 7 Keeneland Fall Meet begins OCT 20 Seinfeld, EKU OCT 26 National Horse Show, KY Horse Park OCT 29 Kentucky Book Festival NOV 4 Breeders KeenelandCup, FALL EXHIBITIONS For gallery hours, location and events visit transy.edu/morlan

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue, 8 pm, Opera House FRI SEP 23

Events subject to change, check with each individual venue.

Nicholas Sparks reads and signs Dreamland, 7 pm, Joseph Beth Booksellers SAT Sep 24 Northern Illinois at UK, Kroger Field

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The Lexington African-American Sports Hall of Fame, Inc. , invites you to its first-ever Induction Ceremony and Gala, slated for Sep 24, 2022, at Central Bank Center in Downtown Lexington. Two of Lexington’s favorite sons, UK greats and 2022 LAASHOF Inductees Jack Givens and James Lee, will emcee the black-tie ceremony.

The Cornerstone building serves as the gateway to an emerging innovation district that will further connect the university with the city of Lexington. It is designed to foster a wide range of idea sharing, event hosting and programmatic opportunities around the concepts of innovation, creativity, technology, entrepreneurship and equitable economic development.

18 hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 FOOD Food Chain Teams

FoodChain has a rich partnership history with UK. They have worked alongside the Department of Dietetics and Human Nutrition, Campus Kitchen and the College of Agriculture, Food andKristinEnvironment.Hughes, FoodChain community education and outreach director says, “We are especially excited to introduce aquaponics on campus and collaborate with UK, other community partners and the Lexington community on urban agriculture and its role in a community food system.”

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Up UK has announced the next Cornerstone Community Innovation Partner (CIP) is FoodChain, which will have an ongoing presence at The Cornerstone to increase community engagement with students and faculty. This 12-month long partnership is intended to help foster The Cornerstone’s vision of innovation and entrepreneurship through building connection between the community and the “Locateduniversity.attheintersection of UK’s campus with downtown, The Cornerstone was built to encourage vibrant interaction between students, faculty, staff and the broader Lexington community,” said Melody Flowers, UK executive director for strategic analysis and policy. “Easily accessible by foot, bike or car, The Cornerstone offers flexible meeting spaces and cuttingedge technology, as well as food and beverages retailers, in a modern space designed to support collaboration and connections.”FoodChain works to connect the Lexington community to fresh food and cultivate more active participation in the local food system. This is accomplished through community outreach including tours, kitchen programming and activities on FoodChain’s aquaponics farm. The organization believes that it is through community that we can build a more just, equitable and sustainable food system for all. The organization will work with the university, including facilities, colleges, The Food Connection, the UK Economic Development Collaborative and others to bring an aquaponics system into The Cornerstone. Aquaponics are food systems that combine aquaculture (fish, snails, etc.) and hydroponics to grow plants. The system will be available to be used as demonstration for classes and to host training sessions.

A special Facebook Event page has also been created at invite/2GUWcOJ9v/.www.facebook.com/event_Rabies,aviraldiseaseofhumans,pets,and wild animals, is transmitted from animals to humans by the saliva of a rabid animal, usually from a bite. Rabies vaccinations typically cost about $20, making this clinic a great value to pet owners. The clinic also provides pet owners with the opportunity to purchase an animal license for $8 if the animal has been spayed or neutered. A license costs $40 if the animal has not been altered or the owner has no proof of alteration. Lexington-Fayette Animal Care and Control, the Lexington Humane Society, and the Lexington-Fayette County Division of Parks and Recreation Department are also sponsoring the event.

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“I picked him because he’s a big dog lover,” Whited said. “He loves his dogs at home. You don’t know what kind of temperament that dog is going to have when you get down in there. Abby, the owner, said that

hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 19 PETS LFD Makes Dog Rescue.

typically it was a pretty passive dog, but she’s very protective of (Abby). He had to get down there and make friends, and then he tied a harness around the dog with a rope to haul her out.”

It only took around 10 minutes to make the rescue.

Rabies Vaccination Clinic is on September 8th.

According to the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department, It’s the dog days of summer, and “meow’s the time” to mark your calendars for their low-cost rabies vaccination clinic 6-9 p.m.

Where did Lexington rank on this list of “2022’s Most Pet-Friendly Cities”? With animal parents in mind, WalletHub recently compared the pet-friendliness of the 100 largest U.S. cities across 23 key metrics. Lexington came in at #7 nationally on the list of the “2022’s Most Pet-Friendly Cities.”

Dustin Whited picked Firefighter Josh Day for the assignment.

“We all work as a crew,” Whited said. “It’s a team effort. Everybody had a job to do and they all did it well.”

Thursday, Sep 8, at Tates Creek Aquatic Center, 1400 Gainesway Drive. Vaccinations will cost just $5. All cats and ferrets must be in a carrier, and all dogs must be on leashes. In the event of bad weather, the clinic date is subject to change, with the date/location to be determined later. The health department will provide updated information at www.lfchd.org, on its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/LFCHD, and its Twitter account at www.twitter.com/LFCHD.

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6 – 8 p.m. • Closing reception: Saturday, September 24, 6 – 8 Exhibitionp.m. visitors can vote for their favorite work. A People’s Choice award will be presented at the closing reception in September.

GRAND TOUR The Grand Tour of Homes is Lexington’s annual scattered site showcase of new homes. This event provides a great opportunity for consumers to view the latest trends in new home construction and to speak directly with builders about their dream homes.TheGrand Tour of Homes is a FREE selfguided home tour. Builders and/or Marketing Representatives will be on hand at each property to answer questions and talk about their projects. This year’s Tour is scheduled for the last weekend in September and the first weekend in October.

Art by Nature: Front Yard Friends Now Open No bug spray or hiking poles are necessary to experience this stroll through nature! This year’s show, Art by Nature: Front Yard Friends, highlights the beauty and benefits of front yard landscaping. The gallery features 46 pieces of work from 26 local artists. Digital art, drawing, mixed media, painting and videography are all among the mediums included in the exhibit. Youth who attend the William Wells Brown Community Center created works highlighting a garden next to the center. Pieces are

available BloomasformerlyCELEBRATELex,willtheportionpurchase;foraofproceedsgotoknownAmericainLexington.Thisyear’stopic 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, environmentally-friendly landscapes. The plans were created by EARTHeim Landscape Design, and are available for free from the City, •LexingtonKY.gov/PlantByNumbers.LexArtsHOP:Friday,September16,

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22 hamburgjournal.com | September 2022 PROPERTIES RECENTLY SOLD IN LEXINGTON Neighborhood property sales info source: Fayette County Property Valuation office (www.fayettepva.com) 40505 109 Swigert Ave .............................................. $500,000 1515 Gaidry Rd ............................................... $425,000 1804 Gayle Dr ................................................. $350,000 713 Henry Clay Blvd ....................................... $295,000 1748 Bellechasse Dr $270,00 617 Bellcastle Rd $259,900 1610 Auburn Dr $256,000 1784 Kenawood Dr $224,900 1705 Gleneagles Dr ......................................... $216,500 610 Radcliffe Rd ............................................ $215,000 1656 Liberty Rd ............................................... $215,000 363 Manhattan Dr ........................................... $200,000 625 Dartmoor Dr $200,000 1807 Biloxi Ct $165,00 214 Broadview Dr $135,000 577 Dover Rd $196,200 832 Meadow Ln $180,000 757 Statesman Way ......................................... $170,00 1648 Liberty Rd $164,450 612 Logan Pl $155,000 924 Detroit Ave $145,000 513 E Seventh St ............................................ $140,000 1403 N. Limestone ............................................ $136,50 1653 Liberty Rd ............................................... $130,000 1983 Brynell Dr .............................................. $130,000 1717 Charleston Ct $115,000 667 Emerson Dr $90,000 936 Detroit Ave $60,000 40507 441 W 2nd #220............................................... $350,000 131 Ransom Ave ............................................. $289,000 499 E High St Ste 202 .................................... $263,500 350 E Short St Unit 320 .................................. $240,000 40508 420 W Sixth St $825,000 423 W Sixth St $692,000 141 E Fourth St $299,000 122 Alabama Ave $214,900 759 Douglas Loop ............................................. $140,00 429 Roosevelt Blvd ........................................ $140,000 125 Forest Ave Unit 3005 ............................... $107,500 514 Jefferson St $95,000 254 E. 5th St $25,000 40509 2681 Lucca Pl $850,000 3733 Horsemint Trl $755,000 2640 Lucca Pl $670,000 3373 Blackford Pkwy ..................................... $605,000 956 Belmere Dr .............................................. $600,000 2417 Franks Way ............................................ $589,000 833 Glen Abbey Cir $569,000 636 Andover Village Pl $565,000 1321 Angus Trl $490,000 REAL ESTATE NEW SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS UPDATE OF EXISTING SYSTEMS SPRING WINTERIZATIONACTIVATIONSOFEXISTINGIRRIGATIONSYSTEMSCROSS-CONNECTION/BACKFLOWTESTINGREPAIRSANDSERVICEWORKMILITARYDISCOUNTSPRICEMATCHGUARANTEE

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