Weekly Wire | LFUCG's Council asked to hold the line on service area expansion, 19 KY non-profits vie for new free cars, Craft and Rogers to speak at UK and more
A Local Advocacy group has called on the Urban County Council to "hold the line" on expanding the city's Urban Services Area and Rural Activity Centers.
Last year Kentucky non-profits won 11 free Toyotas, this year 19 are vying to win in the 100 Cars for Good program. The commonwealth's first, a Lexington non-profit, is up tomorrow.
Two UK business and law grads who've become titans in the energy sector - including one on Newsweek's list of the world's 50 most powerful - spoke to UK students on a wide range of issues.
The first season of Art After Hours is coming to an end with a chance to learn more about the world of art by getting involved, and molding your own ideas.
Another Lexington businessperson steps up to answer a series of questions about life away from their desk for this regular feature of Business Lexington's Weekly Wire.
