Spring 2012
Placement Deadline: FEB. 13 • Materials Deadline: FEB. 27
- Spotlight On — Milliner Christine Moore, whose fabulous hats are always in demand for Derby Day and other posh racing events
- Alice’s Wonderland — Mill Ridge Farm, celebrating 50 years in business, reflects the horsemanship of founder Alice Chandler.
- Formula for Success — Charles Lopresti runs a successful training operation at Keeneland.
- East Meets Lex — Cha Tamura’s Tomo restaurant is a favorite with horse industry insiders.
- Making a Difference — The Purchase of Development Rights Program helps ensure the future of Lexington’s irreplaceable farmland.
Summer 2012
Placement Deadline: APR. 17 • Materials Deadline: MAY 1
- Spotlight On — Charles Fipke, the larger-than-life “Diamond Hunter,” mines jewels of another kind in Kentucky.
- Halls of Fame — Philanthropist and entrepreneur George Hall and his wife, Lori, enjoy their Annestes Farm in Central Kentucky.
- Street Scene — A revitalized Jefferson Street has become Lexington’s restaurant row.
- Making a Difference — Lexington Hearing and Speech Center helps those with hearing, speech, and language impairments.
- By Design — These local design specialists help personalize the home.
Fall 2012
Placement Deadline: JULY 17 • Materials Deadline: JULY 31
- Spotlight On — The incomparable Keeneland sales team
- Stirring It Up — Brigitte Nguyen traded a calculator for culinary school and now has her own TV show.
- Country Life — G. Watts and Sally Humphrey cherish their time at Shawnee Farm near Harrodsburg.
- Cornering the Market — Ouita Michel’s rural Fayette County outpost, Windy Corner Market, draws the farm crowd.
- Making a Difference —The Isaac Murphy Memorial Art Garden is a community collaboration that commemorates African-American horse industry members from Lexington’s East End neighborhood.
Winter/Holiday 2012
Placement Deadline: OCT. 9 • Materials Deadline: OCT. 23
- Spotlight On — Alec Head, the legendary French horseman with strong ties to Kentucky
- His Castle — Shane Ryan is putting his own stamp on Castleton-Lyons Farm.
- Gifted — Central Kentucky artisans craft unique and memorable gifts.
- Making a Difference — UK’s Sanders Center on Aging has conducted some groundbreaking research dedicated to understanding age-related brain diseases.
