Barbecue Festival Cancelled Amid COVID-19 Uncertainty
Organizers of the annual Barbecue Festival in Lexington have called off this year's event amid the ongoing effort to control the spre
Organizers of the annual Barbecue Festival in Lexington have called off this year's event amid the ongoing effort to control the spre
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A well-known Lexington barbecue contest is cancelled for this year, a casualty of a massive fire that destroyed a historic furniture plant.