We are in our 3rd year at The Provision. We have a middle schooler and we have been very pleased…read more Our child has found teachers that care, a great group of friends, and his confidence has soared. Middle school at The Provision has been terrific, we personally value compassionate educators and appreciate the therapeutic approach to learning. We appreciate that our child is not struggling most of his school day. That his schedule and environment are a little more gentle and kind. That he is around adults that meet him where he is and lovingly nudge him towards progress. No students, schools,or teachers are perfect. But if you are pulling your hair out or watching your kid continually struggle, you may find The Provision to be a great fit.

Absolutely the BEST SCHOOL!!! The teachers are EXCELLENT! They are 100% about kids... by building…read moreconfidence & bringing down anxiety. My son is currently enrolled & I can say as a mother what this school has done for our family. We took our son out of public school because they did not have the resources to help my child succeed. The Prvision School teachers have all been devoted to helping my son and every student achieve their academic goles. The schools atmosphere is amazing the kids are always laughing and happy! Our son has made many friends & loves his school.... especially his teachers. I can not say enough wonderful things about The Provision School they have been a blessing & an answer to our families prayers!

Dr. Brett Woodie found a puncture wound in my horses small intestine, redacted it and stitched up…read morehis incision with the skill of a cosmetic surgeon. He phoned me several times the day of surgery and every day thereafter. The facility takes every precaution to guard against unwanted bacteria and is state of the art.

If you ever have an opportunity to tour this facility, do it. It's a fascinating look into equine…read morecare and surgery, and you might have the good fortune to see an actual surgical procedure up close. There is even a huge "equine walker" of sorts designed by NASA that assisted in the mobility of a well known thoroughbred. Note that their new and expanded pharmacy on the R&R campus is open to the public and carries products for felines and canines as well.

My opinion of New Horizons Learning Center has changed completely. I believe there's been a change…read morein management. John and Lee have been so completely supportive and helpful to my son that I have to do this Yelp review to counter the single star ratings out there. This school offers a fair chance at success - which doesn't always come easy. But they support students who honestly want to succeed enough to work very hard at their goals.

Best veterinarian we've ever had. Take the time to explain things and to give options. He doesn't…read moretry to gouge you while at the same time make sure that your pet gets excellent care. Cannot say enough good things about Dr Dobbs

I have been taking my dogs to Regency for 15 years! Dr Dobbs and his staff are the best! I have…read morerescued six Cavaliers and Dr Dobbs had treated them all. Dr Dobbs has worked with me to treat all my dogs to avoid costly surgery. He is great!

We hired Kelly to help us with our baby. BB was going blind and was constantly bumping into things…read moreand hurting himself. She knew of the collar that also had a band that went in front of his face that helped protect him. In his last year he was able to walk around and not get hurt any more. Thank you so muck Kelly for your knowledge and help. Hod bless you.

I hired Kelly to help my male basset hound start entering dog shows. She was well prepared for our…read moredogs needs on what he needed to learn in order to pass through the segments. She's not only knowledgeable but extremely patient with my dog and myself as well. She truly has a way with animals and just entirely speaks their language. At no point in time did I feel hopeless for my stubborn basset after Kelly came into our life. Bassets are known to be difficult to train but Kelly's technique was just unremarkable. Kelly also send a personalized recap of how our sessions go together specifically on what we worked on that day. Makes it extremely convenient because it's a lot to absorb.

i absolutely love doggie livin!!!!! i've taken my precious fur-babies there for many many years to…read moreget groomed and also use the boarding severcies!!!!!!!!! love matt and the crew!!!!!!! i won't use any other!!!!!!!!!! love: sonjia

The owners are extremely knowledgable, friendly and caring! I've only been once but have talked to…read morethem for hours about: Their grooming process How to start socializing my poodle Diet & Training techniques Common problems for poodles Seizure status of my poodle-in case she has a episode they take her straight to the vets office (thankfully out vet, Dr. Putnam is less than a mile away!) The first visit was a success, Roxy poodle walked away clean with a great cut and cute pink bandana. I'm grateful they know how to slowly start socializing the dogs, mine needs it after being harassed by our late chihuahua. To my understanding they keep the dogs in areas by energy levels and I love the concept of them being able to socialize while there instead of being locked up in a kennel. I'll definitely use their services again!

For several years, while driving on Old Frankfort Pike, I've admired the bluegrass horse track…read more.. never realizing who owned it or which farm it was actually on. No words can describe it's beauty so I won't even make an attempt at it. I've been to a lot of farms and this is by far the most gorgeous. While attending the 41st annual Kentucky Bash held at the tent area on the farm, I learned that the owners of Donamire allow Cardinal Hill to host the event on their beautiful farm as their donation. That makes me want to contribute to the Ball family all over again. I don't know if they give tours or not, but if you ever get the opportunity to attend an event here, do it! I sure would love to learn more about this beautiful part of the Bluegrass!

While I do not claim to royalty, except for a Yelp duchy hither, thither and yon plus I am the…read morebaron of the Southside, I can honestly lay claim to some actual blueblood, albeit watered down from this particular family of Bluegrass royalty. I've been to Donamire Farms twice in my life, both for family reunions, and it's a beautiful setting for such, where thoroughbreds run along fenced rolling Kentucky countryside, and swans float gracefully over placid waters. Horse barns, with interiors kept far more pristine than my boys' bedroom, dot the landscape. A guest house set a couple acres off the main house also lines the circuitous road that travels through the grounds. It, too, is as opulent as the main, albeit a bit smaller, but larger than any place I've ever stayed. It is all a very pleasant backdrop to seeing those I don't see often, likely not often enough.

The Carnegie Center is a wonderful, affordable event venue that I would recommend for anyone…read moreplanning a DIY event in downtown Lexington. I had my wedding reception there and couldn't have been happier. Our ceremony was in the chapel in Old Morrison (part of Transy's campus) right across the street, which was perfect. Their rental coordinator was so helpful and easy to work with for our year of planning, even during a pandemic. They provided all the info we needed up front and stayed in touch as we planned from afar. They set up all the furniture perfectly and we're quick to send our security deposit back afterwards. Since events aren't their main focus, nothing "comes with" this rental like food, planning staff, etc., but we were able to pick exactly what we wanted for other venues so that was fine with us. We had 75 guests which felt like a great fit in the ballroom for dinner, but you could definitely fit more people in there if you needed.

The literary center of Lexington. Beautiful circa 1902 building that was Lexington's original…read morelibrary. I visited with Bluegrass Trust d'tours. At this time, the upper floor has a wonderful photographic exhibit of Americas roadside attractions. If you go into the reading room to the right of the entrance, there are shelves with free books. You may choose one to take home with you. An interesting tidbit -- the Carnegie gives a book to every child born at Baptist Hospital to start them off on the road to reading.