Clay Wallace

An email President Capilouto sent Thursday evening announced the launch of CATS AI - the Commonwealth AI Transdisciplinary Strategy.

The countdown begins at 6:30 on Broadway with performances from Stewart Home School and Kentucky State University, plus a visit from Santa Claus. It’s the start of three days of holiday shopping and entertainment running through Saturday.

Co-leaders of Black Yarn Kristen LaRue Bond and Regina Lewis talk about making historical data on Black home ownership in Lexington accessible through storytelling.

The museum is operated jointly by the Kentucky Historical Society and the Kentucky Department for Military Affairs, the latter of which funded the addition of a new HVAC system and an auxillary building to house it.

AVOL's drop-in clinic is open 1-5 pm every Wednesday at 1824 Hill Rise Drive, just off Versailles Road in Lexington. It offers STI testing, PrEP and PEP consultations, and other wellness resources in one easy visit.

Roberta Davis and Charles Davis Sr. talk about how the leadership skills Roberta learned during her manufacturing career and a move back home to Lexington led to the founding of nonprofit Operation Be You.

This Thursday, November 6, CivicLex is holding a special screening of “Join or Die: A film about why you should join a club."

They’re bundled up in warm coats, they jingle when they walk, and they’re helping put gifts under the tree this holiday season... It's the Lexington Fire Department's 96th annual toy drive.

More than 150 authors and thousands of readers will gather at Joseph-Beth Booksellers in Lexington tomorrow for the free all-day event celebrating books and literacy in the Commonwealth.

Marie Mitchell and Mason Smith are co-authors of Paranormal Kentucky: An Uncommon Wealth of Close Encounters with Aliens, Ghosts, and Cryptids. Both former journalists, the couple traveled across Kentucky to compile tales of “high strangeness,” many of which radiate chills far beyond the state line.