Lexington’s City Council approved a new zoning ordinance on Oct. 5, which will allow mobile restaurants to sell food within city limits.
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A miscommunication between city council members as they voted on a hostel request from Adam Stanley prevented the project from starting.
The Potter family has been farming for seven generations. Three weeks ago, they opened a retail store for the meat and prepared meat meals.
The nightly rate for hotel rooms in Lexington go up significantly at times of high demand, like Washington and Lee’s graduation weekend and parents weekends for Virginia Military Institute and W&L.
The Greenhouse Village Project, an affordable housing community, will start a new phase by building 12 homes with Habitat for Humanity.
After a recent expansion at Munters Corp., local schools are reviving their technical programs. A Munters manager says a lack of technical skills has slowed hiring.
Three themed game rooms, Area 51, Murder Mystery and Prison Break, opened in downtown Lexington last month.
Mohawk Industries has eight beehives on its site. The bees on the site could potentially pollinate all of Glasgow.
Uber and Lyft finally expanded the technology to Virginia statewide. People can apply online and become the first few ride-hailing drivers in Lexington.
The Lex Lynx mini golf course is a temporary fixture for locals to enjoy. In the coming years, owners plan to convert it into the Discovery Heights Children’s Museum.