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  • Kentucky boasts a summer’s worth of adventures

    With the price of gas and the uncertain economy, this seems to be the year of the “staycation.” If you do have to stay at home this summer, you can experience a wealth of treasures here in the Bluegrass State, including a town that sprang from a meteor crash and the commonwealth’s own version of the Holy Land.Interactive map

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  • Screamin' Mimi's turns up the heat

    For decades, Mimi Cox of Lexington made a hot sauce that received raves from friends and family. In 1992, her daughter Donna Madden and Donna’s husband, Bill, turned Cox’s recipe into a best-selling Kentucky Proud product.

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  • Centenarian's eating habits a model for seniors

    It might just be some vegetable soup, a grilled pimento cheese sandwich and a glass of milk, but 102-year-old Utha B. Deen makes a point to make herself a nice little lunch and supper every day.
  • Pastor has big plans for family life center

    It's quite a church. At Imani Family Life Center, the new home of Imani Baptist Church, there will be a gym the size of two college basketball courts, along with two soccer fields, three baseball diamonds and six tennis courts.
  • Some technology mavens prize a good old book

    Lexington resident Rich Bowen works for a dot-com, speaks at technology conferences, holds a membership in the Apache Software Foundation, and writes books on Web and software technology.

  • MAKING A DIFFERENCE

    Jones the go-to guy for Dixie hoops since '74

    Glenn Jones never got to play basketball as a kid, but he's spent the last 34 years working to make sure generations of Lexington children get their chance to play.

  • Centenarian's eating habits a model for seniors

    It might just be some vegetable soup, a grilled pimento cheese sandwich and a glass of milk, but 102-year-old Utha B. Deen makes a point to make herself a nice little lunch and supper every day.
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