Triangle Foundation News Today

With the Power Outages. In l. A. It was felt in las vegas. On a different level. Youll see things swaying and people walked out of the restaurants or houses or where ever. This is earlier in ridge crest where a house caught fire. Everybody did make it out safely. I think come daylight well hear more about the devastation. That is in this particular area. A man that molly spoke with earlier described his house as sliding off the foundation. And he lost his home. He went around and checked on neig...

Town Branch Park, a $39 million park in downtown Lexington, will be built over the next 18 months. Fundraising for the park will continue throughout 2024.

It was sort of trial by fire — if you’ll pardon the pun. I’d been writing for Between The Lines mere months before I was sent to Pontiac…

LEXINGTON – (TNS) Alexander “Alex” Campbell Jr., a philanthropist who helped develop Triangle, Thoroughbred and other downtown parks, died Aug. 15 in Florida. The Lexington native was 95.

“Mr. Campbell’s vision of creating vibrant public spaces for people in central Kentucky to enjoy is a wonderful legacy. Mr. Campbell would say ‘giving is a selfish act as it is the giver that receives most of the joy,’” said a colleague of Alex Campbell, Jr.

A longtime Thoroughbred owner, breeder, and member of The Jockey Club, Alex Campbell, Jr. passed away on Aug. 15 at the age of 95

“It will be the first time we have residents sleeping in the park in its 64-year history,: said the CFO of the Research Triangle Foundation.

Wait explains the organizations mission and ways people can get involved.

OK, so the title is slightly misleading. Pride in Metro Detroit goes back farther than 20 years. It’s more like 34. But, if you’ll kindly continue

It was gonna be May. And then it was, and here we are. Switch things up this month with one or five brand new adventures, from hitting the dance floor at