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Confederate statue in downtown Lexington 8-15-17

UPDATE: Urban County Council endorses moving 2 Confederate statues

Tom Kenny,

August 17, 2017

Letter from descendant of John C. Breckinridge supports relocation of statue from downtown Lexington

Breckinridge descendant supports moving statue in Lexington

Tom Kenny,

August 17, 2017

UPDATE: Lexington's Confederate statues will not be moved to Veterans Park

Tom Kenny,

August 16, 2017

UPDATE: City OKs step to remove Confederate statues

WTVQ News Desk,

August 15, 2017

Vigil held in downtown Lexington 8-14-17 in show of solidarity after deadly car attack at white supremacist rally in Charlottsville

Lexington vigil encourages unity after Virginia tragedy

Tom Kenny,

August 15, 2017

Lexington mayor looks to move confederate statues

36Pab,

August 14, 2017

Lexington to officially open first new fire station in 12-years

Tom Kenny,

July 6, 2017

Panhandling public service announcements for Lexington TV

TV campaign in Lexington discourages giving cash to panhandlers

Tom Kenny,

June 17, 2017

Mayor to announce nominee for vacant Urban County Council seat

Tom Kenny,

May 19, 2017

Suspect in Transylvania University machete attack a former student

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

April 28, 2017

Lexington Mayor’s budget included grants to agencies in social service

WTVQ News Desk,

April 13, 2017

Mayor declares Friday 'Blue-White Day' in Lexington

Tom Kenny,

March 10, 2017

Mayor Jim Gray: Lexington "City on the Move"

36Pab,

January 24, 2017

Lexington Mayor Wants to Name Street After Harry Sykes

Tom Kenny,

November 16, 2016

Rand Paul re-elected to Senate

36Pab,

November 8, 2016

Sen. Rand Paul & Mayor Jim Gray Make Big Push to GOTV before Election

36Pab,

November 5, 2016

POLLS: Paul leads Gray in U.S. Senate race

WTVQ News Desk,

November 1, 2016

Gray, Paul report fundraising numbers ahead of election

WTVQ News Desk,

October 20, 2016

Democrat Jim Gray unveils jobs, economic plan on Labor Day

WTVQ News Desk,

September 5, 2016

Central Branch of Public Library new site for City Hall? Possibly...

36Pab,

August 2, 2016

Gray calls on Congress, Paul to close loophole in gun sales

36Pab,

June 15, 2016

In bid for U.S. Senate, Mayor Jim Gray kicks off "listening tour" on Friday

36Pab,

April 21, 2016

Lexmark to be acquired by Chinese investors

Tom Kenny,

April 19, 2016

Newly renovated Living Arts & Science Center opens in Lexington

36Pab,

April 18, 2016

Mayor Jim Gray

UPDATE: Urban County Council endorses moving 2 Confederate statues

Breckinridge descendant supports moving statue in Lexington

UPDATE: Lexington's Confederate statues will not be moved to Veterans Park

UPDATE: City OKs step to remove Confederate statues

Lexington vigil encourages unity after Virginia tragedy

Lexington mayor looks to move confederate statues

Lexington to officially open first new fire station in 12-years

TV campaign in Lexington discourages giving cash to panhandlers

Mayor to announce nominee for vacant Urban County Council seat

Suspect in Transylvania University machete attack a former student

Mayor declares Friday 'Blue-White Day' in Lexington

Mayor Jim Gray: Lexington "City on the Move"

Lexington Mayor Wants to Name Street After Harry Sykes

Rand Paul re-elected to Senate

Sen. Rand Paul & Mayor Jim Gray Make Big Push to GOTV before Election

POLLS: Paul leads Gray in U.S. Senate race

Gray, Paul report fundraising numbers ahead of election

Democrat Jim Gray unveils jobs, economic plan on Labor Day

Central Branch of Public Library new site for City Hall? Possibly...

Gray calls on Congress, Paul to close loophole in gun sales

In bid for U.S. Senate, Mayor Jim Gray kicks off "listening tour" on Friday

Lexmark to be acquired by Chinese investors

Newly renovated Living Arts & Science Center opens in Lexington

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