Services

If you are intended to buy some designer apparel for a particular occasion then there would be no other best pathway for you except to visit the remarkable abercrombie sale store, you will definitely found there immense range of clothing made up with rich and fine quality fabric, these cloths are accessible separately both for men and women and could easily be purchased at much reasonable cost.

If you haven’t heard of the Broke Spoke Bike Shop, or if you have but you’re not sure exactly what they do, you’ll be surprised to learn of the valuable community services provided by this entirely volunteer operated organization.

The United Way of the Bluegrass provides people in need with human services through 12 programs within the organization. They operate as a local, non-profit in Lexington, Kentucky that works for the common good by focusing on education, income, and health. The organization uses variety avenues to reach people within the community they can help. They strive to provide the community with programs within their system as well as partnerships that encompass various aspects of the community.

Hase anyone ever gone crazy trying to find a parking spot on UK's Campus?

A taste of Western Kentucky Barbeque.

By Christin Lang, Citizen Journalist

Assurance for Life, Inc. is a non-profit, pregnancy assisting medical clinic whose mission is “to empower individuals for their emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing, focusing on their pregnancy and sexual health”. The organization, formally known as Women for Life, Inc., was established in 1984 by a group of concerned citizens that initiated a board of directors in order to establish an outreach for women facing unplanned and crisis pregnancies.

Great event this Saturday night hosted by the Lexington Farmer's Market!

By Michael Douglas, Citizen Journalist

Kentucky AgrAbility was created in 1993 to help disabled farmers continue their way of life by providing farmers with education, modifying machinery to make machinery handicap accessible, and donating financial support to farmers and their family. The University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service receives funding from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to make Kentucky AgrAbility possible. Since the beginning of Kentucky AgrAbility, it is now all 120 Kentucky Counties and has spread to 25 states.

Join Debra's Social Stimulus for this great event and explore the 6th block of North Lime Stone Street and all the great things going on there, including The Broke Spoke Community, Home Grown Press, and Al's Bar who will be serving great local food and libations. 5:30-9:00pm

a safe place for children and families to work on a healthy lifestyle!