Guidelines for trick or treat in Lexington 2020
The city of Lexington will have trick-or-treating on Saturday, October 31 from 6-8 pm. As in the past, there will be more police patrols on the evening of Halloween. Candy should be wrapped individually, or in individual goodie bags, and placed on a table, driveway or porch for trick-or-treaters to pick-up themselves. It is not recommended to use bowls of...
Henry Clay freshman launches his own bread business
Clint Corkran took the trend of homemade bread and made a business out of it. The 14-year-old, Henry Clay freshman recently launched his own made-from-scratch bread business, Clint’s Home Baked Bread. The inital idea to start a business came with a white-four artisan bread recipe he was given. It took about a month for Corkran to receive his home-based processing...
Lexington Public Library expands youth meal distribution
The Lexington Public Library will expand its grab-and-go meal distribution program to its Village Branch on Versailles Road. This initiative, in partnership with God’s Pantry Food Bank, began in September through their Northside Branch. Meals are available to youth 18 years old and younger from 3:30-5:30pm, Monday through Saturday and include a take home enrichment activity. Teens and children at...
Evans Mill Cattle Co. launches Will’s Egg Service
Local farm fresh eggs delivered to your door! Evans Mill Cattle Co. & Kangal Dogs announced the launch an egg delivery service beginning in October. Evans Mill Egg Company is part of Evans Mill Cattle Co. Eggs are collected and washed daily, packaged in cardboard recycled cartons on the weekend, and delivered to your home once a week. According to a...
