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The money will help the facility purchase more video and training equipment for its new workforce center.

A multi-county tourism initiative is working to establish consistent and cohesive wayfinding signs in the Red River Gorge region. Two-phased grant money totaling $450,000 comes from the State Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Cabinet. John Nicholson is the consultant for the project.

Lexington area residents traveling west of downtown may want to modify their route for the foreseeable future. At least, those commuters who head to Frankfort using Leestown Road. Starting Monday evening the state roadway will be restricted to one-lane each way under New Circle Road.

Keeneland’s tribute to the long-overlooked role Black people have played in horse racing is moving beyond Lexington’s historic track.

Juneteenth marks the day when the last group of enslaved people in Galveston, Texas finally learned of their freedom after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed two years earlier.

Kentuckians are being reminded to be on the look out for scams involving fake arrest warrants. Jim Hannah with the Administrative Office of the Courts said AOC was made aware of such a scam over the weekend. Hannah said these crimes are becoming more sophisticated.

An eastern Kentucky apple orchard operation will receive a $3.5 million dollar loan, courtesy of the Kentucky Agricultural Development Board.

The Lexington Police Department is looking for school crossing guards. According to Lieutenant Chris Van Brackel, the department is allotted 76 guards and is 18 short, including alternates.

Eastern Kentucky University is one of six schools embarking on an initiative to increase the healthcare workforce in Appalachia. In turn, it’s looked to as a way to boost local economies.

The Lexington City Council is working on modifications to its public infrastructure fund program. The program offers both interest free and forgivable loans.