Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Belle's Cocktail House
Nightlife
Cocktail hour, perfected: Belle's Cocktail House shakes up playful, polished drinks like Naked in the Garden and Purple Rain, plus dessert-y trouble like Gimme S’more, so your weeknight catch-ups suddenly feel like occasions.
Refresh your rooms: Whether you're dialing in a traditional vibe or something more transitional, Lexington Furniture Company is the kind of local showroom that actually listens, helps you customize, and keeps prices reasonable.
Where curiosity clicks: Whether you're wrangling a kiddo's energy or your own curiosity, The Living Arts & Science Center packs a legit Farish Planetarium, art galleries, animal exhibits, and a hands-on maker space.
Republican Andy Barr of Lexington, Kentucky, entered Congress in 2013 after unseating Democrat Ben Chandler and focusing on foreign policy and banking, leading a subcommittee with oversight of the Federal Reserve and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Retiring Kentucky Athletics Director Mitch Barnhart has declined a post-retirement position at the school after Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear criticized the move.