Tag: Service
COVID-19 hurting Kentucky nonprofits
The Kentucky Nonprofit Network says 92% of the state's nonprofits are already experiencing disruptions in programs and services due to COVID-19.
Customers complain about MetroNet installations; MetroNet responds
About two years, utility company MetroNet started construction to bring another option for t.v. and internet service to Lexington.
Petco supporting therapy, service and working animals
Petco invited people to visit their stores to meet a helping hero on Saturday.
Heat prompts change in Lexington waste collection schedule
In Lexington the city’s Division of Waste Management will be adjusting its regular waste collection window.
Kentucky awarded $7.1 million in service grants to strengthen communities
The Commonwealth of Kentucky has received more than $7.1 million in AmeriCorps federal funding.
Rumpke holiday schedule, fireworks disposal
Rumpke wants to remind customers that service is not interrupted because of the Independence Day holiday.
Texting 911 service now in Anderson Co.
A new service in Anderson County will allow people who live in the area to text 911 during an emergency.
McCain services set for Phoenix, Washington and Annapolis
Sen. John McCain’s service to his country began more than six decades ago at the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis and will end there in a cemetery overlooking Maryland’s Severn River.
KU restores power in Woodford Co.
Kentucky Utilities has restored power in Woodford County.
Beloved crossing guard hangs up the whistle after 44 years
Mary has been a crossing guard for 44 years in Lexington!
Lexington Police: Phone service down for non-emergency public safety lines
officials say a service interruption has affected non-emergency calls to Lexington’s E-911 Center.
Lexington continues battle with Spectrum Cable
Here's something we've all grumbled about TV service, and how much we pay for it.
Camp Nelson monument honors Gold Star military families
A new monument at Camp Nelson National Cemetery honors families who have lost loved ones in military service.
Batteries Unlimited
With 2 retail locations, their goal has always been to provide the best quality products and friendliest customer service in the industry.
Closing of Duke Energy ash pond in northern Kentucky finalized
The Kentucky Public Service Commission has approved Duke Energy's plan to close and empty a coal ash pond at a northern Kentucky power plant
School project places benches in memory of slain officer
A project taken on by Glenn Marshall Elementary School's 3rd grade class has placed benches in various areas around Madison County in memory of slain officer Daniel Ellis.
Instacart grocery delivery service set to launch in Lexington
A retail delivery service that employs "shoppers" to hand pick and deliver items to customers in as little as an hour, is set to expand into Lexington on Thursday, reaching some 285,000 households.
Georgetown church holds marathon meal-packing project
Volunteers at Grace Christian Church have a full plate this weekend, with the goal of providing 250,000 meals to under-resourced children in Haiti.
Perry County drug court receives $1.3M in federal grants
An eastern Kentucky drug court has received $1.3 million in federal grants that will allow it to expand treatment services to those who need it most.
Community helping neighbor after hit-and-run accident kills his service dog
The community is helping their neighbor hurt in a hit-and-run accident last week.
