Molly Thompson in a black shirt

Molly Thompson

Senior City Editor

Molly is based in Lexington, KY and has worked for a variety of entities including JMI Sports, the Harrodsburg Herald, and the Sports Business Daily. When she’s not writing + editing for LEXtoday, you can find her teaching or practicing yoga or exploring the city with her husband and dog Ziggy.

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Located near Oliver Lewis Way, this new park was designed + built thanks to feedback and input from the local community and surrounding neighborhood.
We asked, you answered. Here are some of our readers’ favorite small businesses.
This retired Lexingtonian is keeping LEX beautiful with the help of her “Cardinal Valley Trash Express.”
The Lexington Public Library offers free educational resources that citizens can utilize to learn new skills, advance their careers, or just continue to stay curious.
The new business park will have 23 lots + create ~1,700 jobs once completed.
Learn about surrounding plant life with the Kentucky Native Plant Society’s 2024 Wildflower Weekend.
Support local organizations by cleaning out your closets and cabinets.
If approved, safety improvements will take place to several roads in Lexington.
The Fayette County Conservation District wants to help beautify your backyard, and our local environment, with its Backyard Conservation Program.
Pull out those planners for some egg-citing events around town.
Lex grow some trees, y’all.
Help celebrate Kentucky’s 90,000 miles of surface waterways.
GreenRoom Exchange aims to bring cultures and communities together by hosting international musical acts locally in Lexington.
National Civic Learning Week aims to educate and inform local community members on how to get more involved in their cities, so we’re helping you understand how and where to participate in local governments meetings.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with a lineup of empowering events curated by local online women-focused magazine, Ziva Voices
Learn about Blue Grass Trust, the organization behind those infamous bronze signs around town + how you can celebrate 70 years of historic preservation and education in Central Kentucky.
Community-supported agriculture or crop sharing is a symbiotic system that connects farmers and consumers.
Meet the new faces of the front office and coaching staff at Lexington Sporting Club and hear their thoughts on the upcoming 2024 season as well as stadium updates + more.