A restored cabin built around 1790 in Danville, Kentucky, is listed for $299,900, with a $1,000 bar credit at nearby Morley’s Backyard if the sale closes before year’s end. The Thomas Barbee House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, has 1,230 square feet, two bedrooms and one bathroom. It sits near Constitution Square and is associated with Revolutionary War officer Thomas Barbee, Danville’s first postmaster.
A healthy bowls restaurant new to Lexington is coming to the Palomar dining area. The restaurant’s name and opening date were not provided in the headline.
Kentucky visits South Carolina on Saturday, with new Wildcats coach Will Stein facing Shane Beamer for the first time. The Gamecocks have won four straight against UK, and South Carolina defensive coordinator Clayton White’s units have held Kentucky to 16 points or fewer in five meetings. South Carolina is 2-2 and has lost nine of its past 10 SEC games; reports say pressure is mounting on Beamer.
The restored Thomas Barbee House, a cabin built around 1790 in Danville, Kentucky, is listed for $299,900. The 1,230-square-foot home has two bedrooms and one bathroom and is on the National Register of Historic Places. Buyers who close before year-end will receive a $1,000 bar credit at nearby Morley’s Backyard. The house is named for Revolutionary War officer Thomas Barbee, Danville’s first postmaster west of the Allegheny Mountains.
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A fire at Glenns Creek Distillery in Frankfort destroyed several buildings Wednesday. All staff members were safe. Multiple agencies responded to assist.
Nine veterans and an Air Force dependent who had gone unclaimed for years were honored at a cemetery in Hardin County, Kentucky. The ceremony included full military honors. One veteran, who served in World War II, had remained unclaimed for decades.
Kentucky Kernel hosts Jenna Lifshen and Sydney Cox discuss UK Athletics in Season 2, Episode 4 of “Kernel at the Buzzer.” The podcast covers milestones for Kentucky football, volleyball’s dominance and other athletics topics. The episode was published Sept. 29, 2026.
Lexington residents Will Penn and Robin Pen say armed officers surrounded their home before dawn Saturday while investigating a road-rage assault, after a Flock
After a late-August fire at Frankfort High School, First United Methodist Church in Frankfort opened its Sunday school rooms as temporary classrooms for about 290 students. Church staff and volunteers helped teachers and students adjust, while the Frankfort Plant Board improved internet access and the South Frankfort Neighborhood Association provided school supplies. School leaders said the response showed the community’s support.
Frankfort junior Josh Tandy and Franklin County junior Myles Williams were named Traditional Bank Athletes of the Week after qualifying for the state golf tournament. Both shot 73 at the Region 9 tournament Sept. 21 at Woodford Club in Versailles, tying for eighth and earning spots in the state event. Williams secured his berth with an eagle on the final hole; Tandy is returning to state for a second year, while Williams will make his first trip.