A Thank You
June 8, 2017
Coffee Keeps Wiser Strategies Running
September 29, 2017
The past couple of months at Wiser Strategies have been very busy with video work, creating new collateral materials, enhancing digital marketing, as well as assisting with event planning for our clients.
Although we have been busy with client work, we still make it a point to get out in our Lexington community and take in the beautiful Bluegrass surrounding us. We thought it would be nice to share with those around us a taste of what we have been up to.
First stop,
Rupp Arena
Our president Nancy Wiser had the rare opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes tour of UK’s basketball arena and locker room. Needless to say, UK’s team is living a life of luxury. The 7,000 square foot space was updated after the 2012 championship for $3.1 million. Nancy also got the chance to shoot some baskets of her own, right from the free-throw line. Those basketball players make it look easy.
Rock House Brewery
Rock House might be small, but it sure is mighty. Located in the old Lexington Quarry, the brewery has both great beer and an abundance of board games. With creative names like Four String Brass Knuckle, David Stout Attorney at Law, Gravel Pit Porter and Riot Act, there is something on their tap list for any craft brew aficionado.
Wallace Station
This deli and bakery located on the KY bourbon trail is much loved by locals as well as tourists. If you’re up for a nice drive through beautiful horse country, then Wallace Station is the place for a quick break for some great sandwiches, soups, and treats. Just a take a scenic drive down Old Frankfort Pike and Wallace Station will be nestled in between large-scale thoroughbred farms. Once inside you will have an array of sandwiches, soups, burgers, bakery treats, and even breakfast. Once you’ve made your entrée selection, be sure to pick up a tasty treat of either a delicious country ham scone or a large chocolate chip cookie (just some of our favorites).
Goodfellas Pizzeria
Located in the new distillery district, Goodfellas offers an industrial design with industrially sized pizzas. Around Lexington, GoodFellas used to be known as the place to get pizza after a night out on the town, but not anymore. This newly designed restaurant offers artisan pizza and plenty of local brews to wash them down. The new location also offers a loft available for private parties.
All in all, when the weather warms up in Lexington, so do the activities and adventures. In our opinion, Lexington in the summertime is the greatest place to be. Whether you enjoy a cold beer or glass of wine on a patio or the intensity of a packed racetrack, the community of Lexington has what you need.
