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OpEd: The Blue Grass Trust wants Benjamin Latrobe’s Pope Villa in Lexington to go to people who can restore it back to its former glory. It will take lots of work, lots of money and lots of strings attached.
After two decades of training, Geoff Mulcahy got his first graded stakes win courtesy of Henrietta Topham in the G3 Mint Julep
Originally published on July 16, 2021 3:55 pm The building that housed Lexington’s only Black-owned pharmacy in the early 1960s could be revived thanks to a grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Listen / Billed as the largest preservation effort ever undertaken to save Black historic sites, the trust’s African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund has taken notice of the Palmer Pharmacy Building, and is set to fund work that could breathe new life into the space. Located at the southeast corner of 5th Street and Chestnut, Palmer's Pharmacy was establishe...