Lexington’s Trees the Focus of Weeklong Celebration
From beautifying our communities to filtering pollutants, absorbing noise and more, there are plenty of reasons to celebrate our urban forests.
Kentucky Government Recycling Services Stays the Course Despite Market Conditions
Story and photos by Robin Hartman In a year that has seen the recycling industry take two steps back, the Kentucky Division of Waste Management’s Kentucky Government Recycling Section (KGRS) is helping the environment by repurposing the state’s used paper, cardboard and books. A small group of seven […]
Couple’s Beloved Farm to Become State Nature Preserve
Story and photos by Kirsten Delamarter The land in rural Henry County had everything that Eugene Lacefield was looking for. It was an interesting plot complete with woods, hills and hollows, the last farm on a dead-end road. So, he and his wife Mary Margaret Lowe purchased the […]
Land, Air & Water 