Home base is Lexington and Fayette County, with work running across the Inner Bluegrass to Nicholasville, Georgetown, Versailles, Midway, Wilmore, Paris, Stamping Ground and Millersburg, and to the edge of the Outer Bluegrass in Winchester, Richmond, Frankfort, Lawrenceburg and Sadieville. The ground changes across that range, from limestone plain to shale hills to river bottoms, and each town's page describes what that means for drainage there.
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Nicholasville is the Jessamine County seat, about twelve miles south of Lexington on US 27, and one of the fastest-built suburbs in the Blue… Read more →
Georgetown drinks from a karst spring. Royal Spring, in the middle of town, is fed by a groundwater basin that begins in northern Fayette Co… Read more →
Richmond sits about 26 miles south of Lexington across the Kentucky River, in the Outer Bluegrass rather than the Inner. The rock and soil c… Read more →
Winchester is where the Inner Bluegrass ends. The Kentucky Geological Survey describes Clark County as straddling the border between the Inn… Read more →
Versailles is horse country's county seat, about thirteen miles west of Lexington on US 60, surrounded by the farms that made the Inner Blue… Read more →
Paris sits on Stoner Creek about eighteen miles northeast of Lexington on the Paris Pike, and unlike Lexington its water runs north to the L… Read more →
Wilmore is a college town on the edge of the Kentucky River gorge, about seventeen miles southwest of Lexington. Asbury University anchors t… Read more →
Midway was laid out by a railroad in the 1830s, halfway between Lexington and Frankfort, and it still has the tracks running down the middle… Read more →
Lawrenceburg is bourbon country, about 25 miles west of Lexington on US 60 and the Bluegrass Parkway, home to distilleries that make a point… Read more →
Kentucky's capital sits in a deep bend of the Kentucky River, about 26 miles west of Lexington, with downtown on the valley floor and neighb… Read more →
Stamping Ground is a small town in the rolling country of western Scott County, about twenty miles northwest of Lexington, named for the buf… Read more →
Sadieville is a small town at the north end of Scott County, about 25 miles up I-75 from Lexington, where the flat Inner Bluegrass has alrea… Read more →
Millersburg is a small Bourbon County town on Hinkston Creek, about 26 miles northeast of Lexington on US 68, past Paris. Its housing is old… Read more →
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