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Commerce Lexington Membership List As of 7/28/2014 1 212Ths 271 West Main Street LLC 5R Construction, Inc. A&W Restaurants Commerce Lexington Membership List As of 7/28/2014 212ths Alliance Assurance Agency, Ltd. 271 West Main Street LLC Alliance Coal, LLC 5R Construction, Inc. Alliance Staffing/Alliance Medical & Home Care A&W Restaurants, Inc. Allied Communications, Inc. A. Wilson General Contracting, LLC All-Rite Pest Control A.G. Campbell Advisory, LLC Allstate Heating & Cooling, Inc. AAA Allied Group, Inc. Allstate Insurance Company AAF Lexington Alltech AAMCO East End Alltech Lexington Brewing & Distilling Company Abbie Jones Consulting - KY Ale & KY Bourbon Ale Abel Construction Company Alltech Lexington Brewing & Distilling Company Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant - Town Branch Bourbon Acacia Altra Federal Credit Union Accelerated Wealth Advisors Alure Salon and Day Spa ACE Weekly Amazon.com.ky Action Court Reporters Amec Environment and Infrastructure Action Pest Control Amend Psychological Services, PSC ActionCOACH American Association of Equine Practitioners ADCOLOR, INC. American Board of Family Medicine ADECCO American Business Systems (XEROX) ADEX International American Cancer Society ADP American Diabetes Association AD-SUCCESS Marketing American Farm Investors Advance Auto Parts American Founders Bank AdvancED American Heart Association/American Stroke Advanced Industrial Products, Inc. Association Advantage Linen Inc. American Institute of Architects Advantage Staffing American Land Data Company Ad-Venture Promotions American Red Cross-Bluegrass Area Chapter ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES...LLC American Roofing & Metal Co., Inc. Advocate Communications, Inc./The Jessamine America's Finest Woodworking Team, Inc. Journal America's Uptown Hounds Luxury Resorts, Inc. Aerotek, Inc. AmeriGlide of Lexington AFLAC District Sales Office / Debbie Addessi Ameriprise Financial Ageless Medical Weight Loss and MedSpa Ameriprise Financial/Jake Fink Agentis Management, Inc. AMR Management Services Air Business, LLC Aircraft Charter AmStar 14 Brannon Crossing Air Control Co. Amteck, Inc. Air Source Technology, Inc. An/Dor Court Reporting & Video Technologies, Airgas Fill Plant Inc. Al Torstrick Insurance Agency, Inc. Analysts International Corporation (AIC) Ale-8-One Bottling Co. Anderson Communities Alex G. Campbell, Jr. Andover Golf & Country Club, Inc. All Inclusive Outlet Andover Management Group Allconnect, Inc. Andre's Lawn & House Washing Service Allegra Executive Coaching Andrew Wood Piano Studio Allegra MPM Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield 1 Commerce Lexington Membership List As of 7/28/2014 Apartment Finder B. L. Radden & Son, Inc. Apex Realty, Inc. B. Todd Advertising, Inc. API (Advertiser Printers, Inc.) Babbage Cofounder Appliance Pro, LLC BACK Construction, Inc. Apprisen/CCCS Baird Government Solutions APS Communications Baker Iron & Metal Co., Inc. Aquatic Resources Management LLC Balance Creative, LLC Aramark Uniform Services Sales Division Baldwin CPAs, PLLC Arbor Youth Services, Inc. Ball Homes, LLC ARC Central Ballard Wright, M.D. PSC Architectural Kitchens & Baths Banister Allen Properties, Inc. Arnold Real Estate & Construction Bank of Lexington Arthur Murray Dance Studio Bank of the Bluegrass & Trust Co. Artique Banks' Bluegrass Properties, LLC Asbury University Baptist Health Lexington Ascendum Solutions BaptistWorx Ashland Inc. BaptistWorx Occupational Health and Wellness Asphalt Institute Barbara Ricke Interiors Ltd. Associated General Contractors of Kentucky Barber Law PLLC Associates in Pediatric Therapy Barber Wallace State Farm Insurance & Associates Warehouse Financial Services Associations International, LLC Barkley Blevins Plumbing/Heating/Cooling Assured Neace Lukens Barlow Homes, Inc. AT&T Corporate Barney Miller's, Inc. AT&T Wireless Barnhill Chimney Fireplace & Grill Athenian Grill Barr, Anderson & Roberts, PSC Athens Golf Center Barrel House Distilling Company Athens Paper Co. Bates Security Atkinson, Simms & Kermode, PLLC Batmark Fine Jewelry & Gifts Atlantic Appraisal Co. Baumann Paper Co., Inc. Atlantic Exchange Inc. Baymont Inn & Suites Atlas Advertising BB&T ATS Construction BB&T Insurance Service AU Associates, Inc. Bd's Mongolian Grill Audi of Lexington Be Medispa Audio Authority Corp. Beam Audio Visual Techniques Beasley Digital Printing Audiology Associates Beaumont Family Dentistry Aurora Pools & Spas Beaumont Family Dentistry at Leestown Auto-Owners Insurance Company Beautiful You Medical Spa Avant Travel Agency, Inc. Bechtel Parsons Blue Grass Aventics Corporation Belcan Corporation Avis Rent-A-Car Bell Engineering Awesome, Inc. Bella Rose AZUR Catering, LLC Bellau & Associates AZUR Restaurant & Patio Ben C. Kaufmann B. C. Wood Properties Benchmark Mortgage 2 Commerce Lexington Membership List As of 7/28/2014 Benefit Insurance Marketing Bluegrass Hospitality Association Benefits Administrators, LLC Bluegrass Management Group, LLC Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices de Movellan Bluegrass Medical Group Properties Bluegrass Military Affairs Coalition, Inc. Bermex Bluegrass Office Systems, Inc. Bess Solutions Bluegrass Orthopaedics & Hand Care Better Business Bureau/Central and Eastern Bluegrass Oxygen, Inc. Kentucky Bluegrass Regional Mental Health-Mental Bevins Motor Company, Inc. Retardation Board, Inc. BEX Construction, Inc. Bluegrass Society for Human Resources BHG Management Biagi, Chance, Cummins, London, Titzer, Inc. Bluegrass Sotheby's International Realty Big Ass Solutions Bluegrass Sports Commission Big Blue Marketing & Promotions, LLC Bluegrass Station Big Blue Tree Service Bluegrass Tomorrow Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Bluegrass Bluegrass Tourism Marketing Association Bill Straus Photography, Inc. (BTMA) Billings Law Firm, PLLC Bluegrass Towing Billy Van Pelt Consulting - Government Bluegrass Veterinary Specialists & Animal Relations Emergency Billy's Bar-B-Q, Inc. BNI Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP Bob Mickler's, Inc. Bingham McCutchen LLP Bobcat Enterprises, Inc. 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Bluegrass Dermatology Breeding Henderson & Hord, PLLC Bluegrass ElderLaw, PLLC Breeze Financial, LLC Bluegrass Extended Stay Brett Construction Co Bluegrass Family Health, Inc. Brewing & Distilling Analytical Services, LLC Bluegrass Greensource Bridle Creek Apartments 3 Commerce Lexington Membership List As of 7/28/2014 Briggs Homes Cathy Burgess Interiors, Ltd. Brightway Insurance Caywood Enterprises Broadway Christian Church CDM Smith Brock-McVey Co. CDP Engineers, Inc. Bronaugh & Pulliam/Sperry Van Ness Celebrate Our Home Brother's Auto Sales Center for Anti-Aging BRU Burger Bar Center for Robotics & Manufacturing Systems Bryant's Rent-All, Inc. Centered - Center for Healing Community, LLC Budget Blinds of South Lexington Central Bank & Trust Co. Bud's Police Supply / The Gun Warehouse & Central Bank Mortgage Co. Range Central Business Systems, Inc. Buffalo Trace Distillery Central Christian Church Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar/S. Broadway Central Equipment Company Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar/Todds Center Central Kentucky Ag Credit Builders Exchange Central Kentucky Fiber Resources, LLC Bullhorn Central Kentucky Orthopaedics Burchfield & Thomas, Inc. Central Kentucky Research Associates, Inc. Burnett Sons Roofing, Inc. Central Kentucky Riding for Hope (CKRH) Burnworth Design Central Kentucky Youth Orchestras Business Financial Services Central KY Communications Business Lexington Ceradyne, Inc. Buzz Carmichael Certified Security Services C & M Disposal & Recycling, Inc. Challenge Marketing Group C & R Asphalt, LLC Chamber Music Festival of Lexington C. J. Hughes Construction, Inc. Champs Entertainment Center C. Worth, Inc. Chapman Printing Co., Inc., a division of Caller Properties, LLC Champion Industries, Inc. CaloSpa Rejuvenation Center Chapter 13 Trustee, EDKY Calumet Realty Charlie Dieruf / Keller Williams Greater Cambridge Insurance Lexington Candlewood Suites Charlie Murphy Real Estate CANTEEN Chase / J.P. Morgan Capital Link Consultants Cheapside Bar & Grill Capital Plaza Hotel/Plaza Grill & Deli CHECKredi of Kentucky, LLC Carbide Products, Inc. Cheddar's Casual Cafe Cardinal Capital Management Chef Doug's Gourmet Foods Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital Chevy Chase Animal Clinic Cardome Center Chevy Chaser Magazine Caretenders of Central Kentucky Chick-fil-A at Hamburg Carey Group Chick-fil-A at Turfland Carla Blanton Consulting Child Care Council Carnegie Center Child Development Centers of the Bluegrass Carpet World Carpet One Chiro One Wellness Center of Meadowthorpe Carrabba's Italian Grill Chiropractic Care of Lexington Carroll & Stone Insurance Services Christian Appalachian Project Cartown Kia Christian Care Communities Adult Daycare
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