The Rail Aims to Fill Lexington’s Mid-Size Concert Gap

Toyota Boosts Hybrid Production with Big Georgetown Investment

Toyota is pouring more than $900 million into its U.S. manufacturing footprint to boost hybrid production, including a major expansion at its flagship Kentucky plant.

Lexington Becomes State's First City to Offer Large-Scale Medical Debt Forgiveness

Lexington will soon erase millions in medical debt for thousands of qualifying local residents through a new partnership with Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit that buys and abolishes outstanding bills for pennies on the dollar.

Closing the Healthcare Hiring Gap

Hospitals across Kentucky are battling staffing shortages with new recruitment pipelines and retention strategies.

Baptist Health Expands Home Health Through Joint Venture

Partnership with ASHN adds staff and expands in-home services, but rural access and workforce gaps remain a challenge.

Best Foot Forward

With a new Hamburg store and eco-minded initiatives, John’s Run/Walk Shop keeps pace with growth and sustainability goals

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BizLex Q&A: Matthew Gibson

The Singletary Center for the Arts’ director on expanding the stage, balancing the books, and supporting Lexington’s vibrant arts scene.

Chef Tyler Murray brings Millstone to Dudley Square

Millstone chef-owner Tyler Murray blends elevated regional dishes with approachable dining in a renovated space.

Mileta Introduces Lunch Service

With the addition of lunch service at the Fayette Mall restaurant, chef Alex Green said he wanted to introduce a more casual, quick, and affordable dining option while still showcasing high-quality, locally driven ingredients.

Who's Who for November 2025

New hires, promotions and good work from the Central Kentucky business community.

Inclusive Language at Work: Small Changes, Big Impact

Inclusive language ensures that everyone feels valued and respected by recognizing diversity, expressing respect for colleagues, and promoting equitable opportunities.