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Lexington is expanding its Art on the Town program. Starting in March eight mobile art carts will be available to set up primarily in the downtown area.
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Lexington’s public awareness effort to reduce domestic violence is entering a second phase in 2023. The “It’s Time to Get Honest About Domestic Violence” was unveiled last November.
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The Fayette County Clerk’s Office is implementing a new land record system. It is used to track all permanent records such as deeds, plats, and mortgages.
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State officials have secured a second parcel of land to build homes on higher ground for flood survivors. This property is located in Perry County.
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A Lexington couple moved to Key West 8 years ago and now they manage a floating museum on a Coast Guard ship
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An interview with Victor Selepina with the Ukrainian Pentecostal Church in Lexington
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Officials at the Blue Grass Army Depot are making plans to demolish a building once used to decontaminate land mines. It was in operation from 1974 until about 2015. The TNT Washout Facility used a high-temperature closed-loop process to treat the mines.
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Lexington’s annual snapshot of homeless persons, called Lex Count, took place late Wednesday night.
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A new poll shows Gov. Andy Beshear with a 61% approval rating as he heads into a reelection year. He leads Republican challengers in hypothetical head-to-head matchups.
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Today’s Interview: What to expect as rare green comet comes into view in the night sky
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During the pandemic, Lexington has spent more than $41 million in direct rental and utility assistance. The city has almost $16 million left in federal funding. However, changes are coming next week to try to ensure the assistance is not depleted by this summer.
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Newly implemented parking meter rates and hours in downtown Lexington created a stir at City Hall Tuesday.