Abstract	The Around the Town in Lexington, Kentucky pamphlet contains advertisements for local attractions, apartment homes, restaurants, and hotels. It includes a small section with details about travelling in Lexington, such as the time zone, post office location, and the hours of alcohol sales. There is a schedule of events for Lexington, and a Television Guide highlighting popular programs. The last half of the guide contains an in depth article with photos, about Kentucky crafts and artists.
Volume	1965
Author	Wallace "Wah Wah" Jones
Owner	Lexington Public Library
Publisher name	Wallace "Wah Wah" Jones
Type of resource	text
Genre	periodical
Genre authority	marcgt
Publisher name	Wah Wah Jones Publication
Place of publication	Lexington, KY
Date captured	2019-12-10
Language	eng
Width	6.15
Height	9.35
Subject temporal	1960s
Subject geographic	State: Kentucky County: Fayette City: Lexington
Subject topic	Tourism Authority: Local
Subject topic	Crafts Authority: Local
Biographical/historical	Around the Town in Lexington, Kentucky was owned and published by Wallace “Wah Wah” Jones, professional basketball player and politician until 1967. He was appointed as Malt Beverage Administrator in 1967 (Lexington Herald, 1967-10-12) by Governor Louis B. Nunn, and in 1969 resigned due to his involvement with the publication (Lexington Herald, 1969-08-12). Around the Town in Lexington, Kentucky contains numerous alcohol advertisements, and it was seen as a conflict of interest, though Mr. Jones claimed to have sold the publication prior to his appointment to the Alcohol Beverage Control board.
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