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Fayette County Clerk Susan Lamb said when she learned of the cyber-attack that virtually shut down the office of her Jefferson County counterpart last week, she offered to help.
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What’s been characterized as a “surge in golf” in central Kentucky has benefitted Lexington public courses. That trend is continuing this summer.
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The high heat of a mid-July day didn’t keep a significant number of Fayette Countians from taking a look at urban expansion maps Monday.
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University of Kentucky Research Administrator Courtney Chafin said a new shared governance structure will mean staff have a voice directly in decisions being made at the university.
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The University of Kentucky has a new, free online training module for teachers of preschool children with disabilities.
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People who’d like a say in the 2,800-acre expansion of Lexington’s urban service boundary are invited to a town hall meeting Monday at Lexington’s Senior Center on Life Lane.
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Lexington’s mass transit system will use more than $4 million in federal funding to purchase six new compressed natural gas buses.
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The City of Lexington is in the midst of a multi-faceted approach to ease the sewage-related smell in parts of the bluegrass community. A third contract has been awarded to address the nuisance issue.
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The new chair of the Fayette County Board of Health envisions growth of medical services and education through collaborations.
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The much-publicized Safer Kentucky Act, which among things bans homeless camps, goes into effect next Monday. Advocates for Lexington area homeless announced details Wednesday of a “A Call To Action” campaign.
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Lexington residents can drop off non-hazardous household waste at no charge Saturday at the Bluegrass Regional Transfer Station on Old Frankfort Pike, from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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A new HIV testing program is being implemented at the Fayette County Jail. It’s intended to be an ongoing offering at community corrections.