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Dingbats and Ale: Magic Hat Sues Lexington-Based West Sixth Brewing Company
In response to what it says amounts to a sneaky move, the company that makes Magic Hat beer has filed a federal lawsuit against the Lexington, Kentucky-based West Sixth Brewing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford of Somerset, KY are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kathryn Rae Crawford to Spenser David Claiborne, son of Mr.
Rand Paul says he will push amendment to immigration reform bill
Local business owner Freddy Peralta, left, ACLU rep. Kate Miller and Norma Flores, asst.
University of Kentucky Symphony wows Chinese audiences with American music
The University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra returned to Lexington this week after a 14-day concert tour in China where its performances received warm receptions.
Suspect named in Lexington murder
Lexington Police investigators have obtained an arrest warrant for a suspect in the shooting of a teen shot and killed Wednesday night.
Paul Prather: Make a plan, but expect life to take you to unexpected places
This is the season when high schools and colleges hold their graduation ceremonies, when seniors eagerly plot the grand educational or professional moves they hope will eventually sweep them to fame and happiness or, barring that, to filthy lucre.
Former teachers helping family of murdered Lexington teen
This was supposed to be a time to celebrate the end of the school year, but some Lexington students are instead planning a vigil to remember a classmate.
2013 MLB Draft Profile: Clinton Hollon, RHP, Woodford County HS
Hollon is a smaller pitcher with amazing arm speed but lacks control and command to be a top tier prospect.
Tempur-Pedic Changes Name On Sealy Deal
Tempur-Pedic International Inc. said Thursday that shareholders have approved changing the company's name to Tempur Sealy International Inc.
Bryan Station grad follows brother's path to a Singletary Scholarship
Michael, Stephen, Julie and Ray Parsons at the Parsons' home in Lexington, Ky., Monday, May 20, 2013.
Friends remember murdered Lexington teen
It's graduation weekend, a time of happiness and hope for many students, but for some at Bryan Station High School that was shattered when they learned of their friend's death.
Lexington planning commission approves zone change, variance for Euclid Avenue Kroger
Over residents' objections on Thursday, Lexington's Urban County Planning Commission approved Kroger's plans to demolish and rebuild its Euclid Avenue location, featuring parking spaces on the roof and an escalator for shopping carts.
Some Of The Stories You'll See Tonight On LEX 18 News At 11... May 23, 2013
Tonight on LEX 18 News at 11... The developing story of a promising student-athlete who was shot to death in a Lexington apartment.
Former Danville couple indicted again
A former Danville couple has been re-indicted on drug trafficking charges by a Fayette County grand jury.
Florida fugitive arrested in Lexington
U.S. Marshals converged on the home on Squires Road Thursday morning looking for 30-year-old Jerrick Bartee.
Driver charged with DUI after crash involving Lexington police car
Officer Eddie Thurman had stopped one motorist for driving the wrong way in an outbound lane of Broadway, Lexington police spokeswoman Sherelle Roberts said.
Central Kentucky summer concert guide
The Black Keys perform July 13 at Waterfront Park in Louisville during the Forecastle Festival.
Anthony is back, with Fat Burgers
If you're in the mood for a simple, freshly made hamburger, you'll want to try Anthony's Fat Burgers.
The Mad Hatter's Luncheon Saturday, at the combined UMC churches in Apalachicola, drew fun-loving array of participants to put on their best hats and support the youth of the community.
Cynthiana man dies in Lexington hospital after being struck by car
A pedestrian who was struck by a vehicle earlier this week in Cynthiana has died at a Lexington hospital, Fayette County authorities said Thursday.