Crave Taco Week

Crave Taco Week - March 2-8, 2020

I crave tacos. I could very well live on these delish delights.

Who doesn't love tacos? They are fun to eat, the fillings are limitless, and tacos are available almost everywhere. 

The Origin of the taco predates the arrival of the Spanish in Mexico. There is anthropological evidence that the indigenous people living in the lake region of the Valley of Mexico traditionally ate tacos filled with small fish.

Did you know - Over 4.5 billion tacos are sold each year in the United States? That's proof as to how much we crave tacos. 

Taco Tia was opened by Glen Bell in 1954, He also sold hot dogs and burgers. In 1962, Glen Bell made Taco Tia the first Mexican fast food franchise and changed the…

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Mardi Gras 2020 - Where to Go?

Mardi Gras! 

Where Do you like to Eat & Celebrate Mardi Gras? Lexington has so many wonderful bars and restaurants. Let's Explore...

Stop in Alfalfa on Fat Tuesday, February 25 and try their classic Red Beans and Rice at a special price of $5 from 10 am until 2 pm.

Bayou Bluegrass Catering will be holding their annual Mardi Gras celebrations at Copper Roux with a fresh Cajun style menu on Fat Tuesday, February 25 with multiple lunch and dinner seating times starting at 11 am until 7:30 pm.

Blue Door Smokehouse will feature a Smoked Etouffee with, you guessed it, smoked sausage and smoked chicken and served with rice for $8 bowl, $4 cup on Fat Tuesday, February 25.

Blue Stallion Brewing is bringing a little New Orleans to the heart…

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Lexington vs. Louisville: Where is the Best Place to Live in Kentucky?

If you’re relocating to Kentucky, deciding on where to live can be quite the challenge.

Although there are so many fantastic cities in the state, it’s common that homebuyers are tossed between Louisville and Lexington.

The cities are only 78 miles away from one another, but they both have differentiating qualities that make them completely unique.

So what’s the difference between Lexington and Louisville?

Kentucky Community Vibe

Community vibe is possibly one of the biggest differentiating factors between Lexington and Louisville. Each city offers a completely different lifestyle from the other.

First of all, Louisville is an urban center. With more than 600,000 people, the city is bustling with people.

It has a large downtown…

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4 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Lexington Home

A new year is a time for new beginnings. That means creating resolutions.

And New Year’s resolutions are all about changing old habits into productive ones.

So this year, make your resolutions about your home! If you focus on these four New Year’s resolutions for your Lexington home, you’re sure to create a happy and healthy lifestyle for you and your entire family.

Declutter Your Space

Since Marie Kondo’s book on tidying up became a #1 New York Times bestseller, de-cluttering your home is now a trend.

But this trend is definitely one you want to keep.

When your home is filled with clutter, it affects your well-being. You become stressed and anxious simply because your surroundings are in jumbles.

So this year, clean up your home…

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Top 4 Things To Do in Harrodsburg, KY

Historic Harrodsburg, KY may be one of the oldest cities in the state, but it is anything but dull.

Tucked away in the picturesque hills of the Kentucky Bluegrass Region, this area is filled with unique historic treasures and small town charm.

You can find everything from a replica Civil War era fort and Shaker villages to authentic Kentucky fare and Bourbon. Americans from all over fall in love with Harrodsburg after one visit. We list of favorite things to do in Harrodsburg.

Bourbon Tasting at the Beaumont Inn

Thousands flock to Kentucky every year to travel the Bourbon Trail.

You don't have to visit a distillery however, to sample the best Bourbon this area has to offer. The Beaumont Inn is the state's oldest family operated B&B. Its…

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179 Bradley Lane, Lexington, KY

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4 Ways to Experience Downtown Lexington, KY

Lexington, Kentucky is famous for its horses and its university.

But did you know there's so much to do in this vibrant city?

From historic buildings to fine-dining restaurants, scenic parks to premier sporting events, you can do it all in Lexington and most can be accomplished on foot.

We offer four different ways to experience Lexington, KY depending on your lifestyle or mood.

Lexington for Students

With the University of Kentucky in town, there’s an active student body living in the city. Luckily, it’s easy to discover Lexington on a budget.

Third Street Stuff & Coffee is a popular hangout and study venue for students with an artsy atmosphere and delicious sandwiches. Other cheap eats can be found at Bourbon n' Toulouse for Cajun…

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Southern Lights at the Kentucky Horse Park

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Highlighting: Can't Miss Farms For Sale in Kentucky Right Now

With so many properties to choose from in Kentucky, it's hard to know which farms to look at and which lots will meet your needs. Currently, we have 2 properties that we don't want you to miss. One is located in charming Georgetown and the other is situated in beautiful Paris, KY.

Milestone

The first property we'd like to highlight is in the heart of Georgetown and offers over 49 acres of land. With stunning rolling hills, two water reclamation ponds, four barns, 49 stalls and two beautiful residences, this property leaves little to be desired.

Entering the property, you'll be greeted by a long tree-lined driveway. It's incredibly picturesque. At the top of the driveway, you'll find an elegant residence, both an indoor and outdoor arena with GGT…

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Preparing Your Home for Spring

Groundhog Phil may have declared six more weeks of winter, but that doesn't mean you can't get your home ready for Spring! Chances are you didn't decide to sell your home overnight, so use the next six weeks, and our helpful tips, to prepare for the Spring market!

1. Declutter: Get a jump start on your spring cleaning by purging anything you haven't used, or worn, in the past year. And if you haven't already done so...we're not judging...take down the holiday decor and get organized! Space is your best friend when selling your home.

2. Freshen Up: The snow may still be on the ground, but that isn't a reason your home has to feel cold. If you're serious about selling in the next couple of months, now is the time to freshen up! Adding a fresh coat of…

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