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Mayor Linda Gorton and Dr. Kraig Humbaugh confirm the first Coronavirus case in Lexington

Coronavirus state of emergency in Lexington

Veronica Jean Seltzer,

March 6, 2020

Lexington prepares for coronavirus...just in case

Al Greenfield,

February 26, 2020

Huge milestone for Blue Grass Community Foundation

Al Greenfield,

February 20, 2020

Mayor Gorton to announce paper recycling program

Al Greenfield,

January 22, 2020

Mayor Gorton gives State of the City/County Address

Al Greenfield,

January 21, 2020

Lexington mayor announces launch of opioid education app

Al Greenfield,

January 6, 2020

Lexington mayor announces 'Beat Louisville Day'

Al Greenfield,

December 27, 2019

Lexington passes 100-mile mark on paved bikeways

Al Greenfield,

November 25, 2019

Lexington receives highest rating ever from national equality organization

Al Greenfield,

November 19, 2019

Red ribbon week promotes staying drug free

Al Greenfield,

October 25, 2019

Lexington will not bill Trump campaign for increased security at rally

Tom Kenny,

October 23, 2019

Lexington's 100-year-old City Hall entrance is getting an upgrade

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September 17, 2019

Festival Latino de Lexington begins Friday

Tom Kenny,

September 12, 2019

Lexington coming together to slow down the opioid epidemic

WTVQ News Desk,

August 27, 2019

Paper at the Lexington Recycling Center. It has temporarily stopped taking recycled paper.

Lexington's mayor announces plans to overhaul city's recycling

Al Greenfield,

June 21, 2019

Council votes to make changes to mayor's proposed budget

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May 29, 2019

Mayor’s tight budget proposal includes grants to help most needy

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May 28, 2019

Fayette County's Only Non-Profit Continuum of Care Retirement Community Hosts Groundbreaking with Mayor

MorrisAdmin,

May 21, 2019

Mayor Gorton to host Neighborhood Summit in Lexington

George Zabrecky,

May 17, 2019

Mayor: Lexington first city in state to effectively end veteran homelessness

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April 25, 2019

Mayor: Lexington's Community Paramedicine will continue in short-term

Al Greenfield,

April 11, 2019

Mayor's budget doesn't fund program that helps frequent 911 callers

36Pab,

April 10, 2019

Mayor Gorton proposes city budget

Al Greenfield,

April 9, 2019

Mayor Linda Gorton to unveil new budget proposal

WTVQ Admin,

April 9, 2019

Mayor Linda Gorton

Coronavirus state of emergency in Lexington

Lexington prepares for coronavirus...just in case

Huge milestone for Blue Grass Community Foundation

Mayor Gorton to announce paper recycling program

Mayor Gorton gives State of the City/County Address

Lexington mayor announces launch of opioid education app

Lexington mayor announces 'Beat Louisville Day'

Lexington passes 100-mile mark on paved bikeways

Lexington receives highest rating ever from national equality organization

Red ribbon week promotes staying drug free

Lexington will not bill Trump campaign for increased security at rally

Lexington's 100-year-old City Hall entrance is getting an upgrade

Festival Latino de Lexington begins Friday

Lexington coming together to slow down the opioid epidemic

Lexington's mayor announces plans to overhaul city's recycling

Council votes to make changes to mayor's proposed budget

Mayor’s tight budget proposal includes grants to help most needy

Fayette County's Only Non-Profit Continuum of Care Retirement Community Hosts Groundbreaking with Mayor

Mayor Gorton to host Neighborhood Summit in Lexington

Mayor: Lexington first city in state to effectively end veteran homelessness

Mayor: Lexington's Community Paramedicine will continue in short-term

Mayor's budget doesn't fund program that helps frequent 911 callers

Mayor Gorton proposes city budget

Mayor Linda Gorton to unveil new budget proposal

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