Tag: Jim Gray
Gov.-elect Beshear fills several key posts
Gov.-elect Andy Beshear has appointed his running mate, a leading Democratic lawmaker and the ex-mayor of Lexington to high-profile jobs in the administration he’s forming.
JustFundKY hosts a salute to Jim Gray
A LGBTQ advocacy non-profit honored former Lexington Mayor, Jim Gray.
New mayor urges Lexington to keep dreaming big in inauguration address
A new Lexington mayor was inaugurated Sunday.
Lexington Mayor Jim Gray endorses Linda Gorton
Mayor Jim Gray announced he was endorsing Gorton at a new conference Friday afternoon at Lexington City Hall.
New affordable housing in Lexington
There are now 180 newly remodeled affordable housing units available on Lexington’s northeast side.
City replaces Veterans Park’s veteran playground
One of Lexington’s oldest wooden playgrounds is no more.
MetroNet joins Mayor Jim Gray to officially activate the City of Lexington
MetroNet is celebrating the official activation of its 100% fiber optic internet, TV and phone services in the City of Lexington at a grand opening ceremony at the company’s new retail location on West Tiverton Way.
Gray concedes to McGrath in 6th Congressional Democratic race
When Jim Gray took the stage in Lexington to concede the race, he still walked on to cheers from supporters.
Resumes playing crucial role in 6th District primary
Candidates for 6th Congressional District emphasize their resumes.
Lexington celebrates Earth Day Weekend with new trail
Lexington is celebrating Earth Day Weekend in a big way … with the official opening of a new trail, the Hope Center Trail.
United Steelworkers endorse Jim Gray for Congress
Lexington Mayor Jim Gray’s campaign says that the United Steelworkers union has endorsed Gray’s bid for Congress.
Get to know the main democrats vying for the 6th district
Kentucky's primary is about a month away. Wednesday night Democrats running for congress will debate at Transylvania University in Lexington.
Lundergan Grimes announces she won’t run for mayor of Lexington
Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes put the rumor mill to rest Friday by announcing she won't run for mayor of Lexington.
New cable provider coming to Lexington
Mayor Jim Gray said he promised to give citizens a new choice in television providers, and Tuesday morning he exclaimed Santa Claus has come to town.
Lexington celebrates 60 years of sisterhood with Deauville, France
Lexington celebrated 60-years of its sister city relationship with Deauville, France on Friday.
Lexington begins removing Confederate statues downtown
The City of Lexington has begun removing two Confederate statues from downtown.
Lexington Fire Department heads to Texas
A highly specialized water rescue team from the Lexington Fire Department is headed to Texas to help flood victims.
Mayor selects Joe Smith as new 2nd District councilmember
Lexington Mayor Jim Gray chose Joe Smith as the new councilmember for the 2nd District.
LEXserv billing comes home; saves $400,000 a year
LEXserv bills will now be processed in Lexington, a move that will save the city about $400,000 a year, while also creating six new jobs.
New director of Homelessness Office named
Mayor Jim Gray has named Polly Ruddick Director of the Office of Homelessness Prevention and Intervention.
