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Lexington Libraries now accepting returns

Steve Rogers,

June 23, 2020

Group shows support for police Sunday

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 22, 2020

Gas prices across region hover at $2

Steve Rogers,

June 22, 2020

Tributes roll in for Carol Barr, wife of Congressman Andy Barr

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 17, 2020

Increased demand driving up gas prices

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2020

16th annual Father’s Day family event set for Saturday

Erica Bivens,

June 15, 2020

'Breaking the Bronze Ceiling' statue gets $20,000 grant

Steve Rogers,

June 15, 2020

LexArts raising funds to finish mural project at Health Department

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 12, 2020

Several LGBTQ groups join Lexington Black Lives Matter protest

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 12, 2020

Family loses everything in fire, including special needs equipment

Al Greenfield,

June 11, 2020

New tour will bring Lexington LGBTQ history to life

Steve Rogers,

June 11, 2020

UPDATE: Georgetown Rd, Citation Blvd open after crash, fluid leak

Erica Bivens,

June 11, 2020

Hit-and-run death ruled a homicide by coroner

Al Greenfield,

June 10, 2020

TRAFFIC: New Circle road closures to begin Thursday

Erica Bivens,

June 10, 2020

Early morning fire destroys several buildings, cars

Al Greenfield,

June 9, 2020

11th night of protests in Lexington sees fewer police officers than night's past

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June 9, 2020

Lexington Farmers' Market acknowledges history of Cheapside Park location

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 8, 2020

Nourish Lexington is made up of furloughed hospitality workers who are now making meals

'Nourish' gets new distribution location

Steve Rogers,

June 8, 2020

Coronavirus cases continue to soar in Fayette, protests not a factor: health officials

Steve Rogers,

June 8, 2020

St. Peter Claver Catholic Church will hold prayer rally for interracial healing

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

June 4, 2020

Woman in critical condition after house fire

Steve Rogers,

June 3, 2020

Governor Beshear calls for peaceful protests and social distancing

Tom Kenny,

May 31, 2020

Lexington gym owner does 1000 chin-ups at busy intersection

Al Greenfield,

May 30, 2020

LWV of Lexington provides two ways to learn about Primary candidates

Tom Kenny,

May 29, 2020

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Lexington Libraries now accepting returns

Group shows support for police Sunday

Gas prices across region hover at $2

Tributes roll in for Carol Barr, wife of Congressman Andy Barr

Increased demand driving up gas prices

16th annual Father’s Day family event set for Saturday

'Breaking the Bronze Ceiling' statue gets $20,000 grant

LexArts raising funds to finish mural project at Health Department

Several LGBTQ groups join Lexington Black Lives Matter protest

Family loses everything in fire, including special needs equipment

New tour will bring Lexington LGBTQ history to life

UPDATE: Georgetown Rd, Citation Blvd open after crash, fluid leak

Hit-and-run death ruled a homicide by coroner

TRAFFIC: New Circle road closures to begin Thursday

Early morning fire destroys several buildings, cars

11th night of protests in Lexington sees fewer police officers than night's past

Lexington Farmers' Market acknowledges history of Cheapside Park location

'Nourish' gets new distribution location

Coronavirus cases continue to soar in Fayette, protests not a factor: health officials

St. Peter Claver Catholic Church will hold prayer rally for interracial healing

Woman in critical condition after house fire

Governor Beshear calls for peaceful protests and social distancing

Lexington gym owner does 1000 chin-ups at busy intersection

LWV of Lexington provides two ways to learn about Primary candidates

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