Business
Edelen Renewables is working to bring sustainable energy and high-paying jobs to Appalachia
For Adam Edelen, the driving factor behind Edelen Renewables is not just promoting renewable energy. It’s also offering workers in the fossil fuel industry a means to thrive in the new energy economy. Read more
Apr 26, 2022
BizLex Q&A: Clive Pohl
Architect Clive Pohl reflects on his career as his firm, Pohl Rosa Pohl, celebrates its 30th anniversary Read more
Apr 26, 2022
West Sixth Celebrates 10 Years with Launch of Charitable Foundation
From the start, the founders pledged to not only make good beer but also to have a positive impact in the community, vowing to donate at least 6 percent of annual proceeds to local nonprofits. Read more
Apr 26, 2022
Longship: 10 Years at the Helm
Lexington-based logistics provider gets the goods where they need to go Read more
Apr 26, 2022
Supporting Small Business
A roundup of local resources available to business owners and entrepreneurs Read more
Apr 26, 2022
Lexington landmark closes its doors while others prepare to open theirs
After more than 48 years in business, Max’s Loudon Square Buffet, operated by owner Max Flannery, closed in early April at 801 N. Broadway. Read more
Apr 26, 2022
Who's Who for May 2022
New hires, promotions and good work from the Central Kentucky business community Read more
Apr 26, 2022
Philanthropist and businessman Bill Gatton has died
Philanthropist and businessman Carol Martin "Bill" Gatton died April 18 at age 89, according to multiple reports. Read more
Apr 19, 2022
State-of-the-Art Production Studio Planned for Rupp Arena
Students in the University of Kentucky’s College of Communication and Information will soon have access to a 20,000-square-foot production studio in the heart of Rupp Arena at the Central Bank Center. Read more
Apr 19, 2022
In with the Old
After operating as a booth in various local vintage cooperatives, Lord John Vintage has opened a new standalone store specializing in 1970s fashion and decor Read more
Apr 4, 2022