The first Lexington bakery to specialize in French macarons will be opening at . La Petite D
The Bluegrass Hospitality Group will be opening another restaurant in the on October 19.will specialize in a wide variety of barbecue to represent every region.
A group of investors at Bridgeton Holdings plans to take over the development of the long delayed CentrePointe project in downtown Lexington. The new development plan calls for an additional $166 million to complete the project.
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, primarily located at , has started construction on a pedestrian bridge. The 100 foot bridge will connect the hospital to one of the parking structures on site.
plans to remodel the former Winn-Dixie supermarket located at . The expected cost of construction is $784,042 and the store should be open by the end of the year.
The located at will close on September 12. There are two remaining Kroger stores located near Romany on Euclid Avenue and the newly reopened Chinoe Road store.
In 2014, Zeff Maloney’s Sable Holdings purchased for $1.2 million. The newly renovated former now houses 13 office suites, while the historical features of the building have been largely preserved.
The historic James E. Pepper Distillery complex on Manchester Street is a nearly-complete restaurant and entertainment campus. The Pepper complex, a part of the Lexington Distillery District, occupies eight parcels – five of which house new businesses and restaurants.
ofnow under construction, has announced the addition of a home furnishings store. Expected to open in the fall of 2016, this will be the first Pottery Barn to open in Lexington.
The half-acre property located at 2399 Richmond Road, near the Southland Christian Church campus, is set to be developed into a restaurant. This parcel has been vacant since the BP station was demolished last year.
The former music venue located at 899 Manchester Street has sold for $1.01 million to . The venue, set to reopen on September 4th, will continue operating as a site for entertainment and concerts by local and national artists.
National Station, at the intersection of National and Richmond Avenue, will offer 27 new business spaces. This area includes 3 parcels in Fayette County.
The Central Kentucky YMCA broke ground on a $20 million facility in the Hamburg area.
Lexington’s Distillery District continues to grow with Friday’s opening of the much anticipated permanent location of Crank & Boom Craft Ice Cream. The Crank & Boom Ice Cream Lounge will offer Crank & Boom’s signature ice cream flavors, along with a variety of pastries.
Your PVA David O’Neill testified this morning before the Interim Joint Committee on Local Government regarding assessment processes, specifically the quadrennial review procedures and the use of Pictometry’s aerial imagery.
The former owner of local produce company Papania’s will be opening at 191 Kentucky Avenue, previously the location of La Petite Creperie.
The offices will reopen at 8:00am on Monday July 6th.