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Janet Patton
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Reporter, Lexington Herald-Leader
Lexington
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investigative journalism or criminal cases
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By Janet Patton Verified| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified Another original restaurant at The Summit at Fritz Farm has closed, marking at least the ninth major restaurant tenant to leave the shopping center. CoreLife Eatery, 4040 Finn Way Suite 110, announced on social media on April 14 it had closed after almost eight years. “Thank you for your support over the years. We regret to inform you that we are now permanently closed,” CoreLife Eatery posted.
By Janet Patton Verified| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified It’s spring, and new bourbons have sprung. Whether it’s an established distillery or an up-and-coming label, there are tasty options for you to try, including one that is a first. Here are some new whiskeys to look for on shelves in Kentucky. Named in honor of Barry Berish, the former Beam Chairman and CEO who died last year, “Barry’s Batch” is made of barrels from four production dates that were aged in five different warehouses. The age of the batch is 7 years, 2 months, and 4 days.
By Janet Patton Verified| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified Another original restaurant at The Summit at Fritz Farm has closed, marking at least the ninth major restaurant tenant to leave the shopping center. CoreLife Eatery, 4040 Finn Way Suite 110, announced on social media on April 14 it had closed after almost eight years. “Thank you for your support over the years. We regret to inform you that we are now permanently closed,” CoreLife Eatery posted.
Company Info
Lexington Herald-Leader
The Lexington Herald-Leader is a well-established newspaper located in Lexington, Kentucky, and is owned by the McClatchy Company. It was created through the merger of the Lexington Herald, founded in 1886, and the Lexington Leader. This merger has allowed the publication to provide comprehensive news coverage, documenting significant events in Kentucky's history, including Prohibition, major wars, and professional sports. The newspaper offers daily news, covering local, national, and international stories, as well as sports and entertainment. It has a strong digital presence, providing online access to news and extensive historical archives through platforms like NewsBank and Newspapers.com. The Lexington Herald-Leader is committed to community engagement and has received numerous awards, including Pulitzer Prizes, for its investigative reporting and editorial writing.
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Founded: 1870