Business Lexington January 2017
Photo by Theresa Stanely
Graze No. 2 opening in Lexington this month
Craig de Villiers is taking the multi-unit business route to prosperity by opening his second Graze restaurant in December, at 207 S. Limestone St. in Lexington. Read more
Theresa Stanley
Rock House Brewing adds flavor to Lexington’s craft beer scene
Rock House Brewing has joined Lexington’s vibrant craft beer scene as the newest draw for the city’s resurgent North Limestone neighborhood. Read more
Hillenmeyer Landscape Services cultivates success for 175 years
Stephen Hillenmeyer Landscape Services celebrated 175 years in business in 2016, making it among Lexington’s longest-running businesses as well as one of the oldest nurseries in the nation. Read more
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Steeped in Success: Lexington’s MonTea offers education along with a hot cup of infused goodness
Located on Euclid Avenue, MonTea, owned by Danielle and Miller Montague, is Lexington’s only retail teashop, offering more than 70 varieties of loose-leaf teas and herbal infusions. Read more
Chevy Chase Kroger seeks to demolish apartment building for more parking, better access
Two years after a major remodeling, Kroger’s Chevy Chase store on Euclid Avenue is seeking to demolish an adjacent apartment building to expand the supermarket’s parking. Read more
Bluegrass Wellness at Work a lasting project of Leadership Lexington
The fifth annual Bluegrass Wellness at Work challenge, an idea born from Commerce Lexington's Leadership Lexington program, will begin in May and allow local companies to engage in friendly fitness competition for six weeks. Read more