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Download the PDF by Rob Morris When we spend a dollar in Lexington, what, exactly, happens to it?It sounds like a silly kind of question, but it is actually essential

Planning a New Lexington A comprehensive plan for the new realityBy Steve Austin Already there is talk about the next round of updating the comprehensive plan, the inane planning process

Download the PDF Lexington does October well. In addition to crisp autumn weather, fall weddings, and fun local festivals, it is an unparalleled month for sports fans in the

Download the PDF I found the Lexington Bike Summit two years ago to be a very exciting event. At the time it seemed that Lexington was on track to

Download the PDF Last week, the University of Kentucky gained national media attention as its Board of Trustees voted to approve the new $7 million men’s basketball dormitory complex.

Download the PDF By Linda Hurst Ten years ago, I’d never even heard of the street I live on until the day I drove down to look at the house

Click Here to Download the PDF Letter to the Editor The Student Housing Task Force committee comprises the following Council Members: Blues, Gray, Ellinger, Lawless, Beard, Feigel, Stinnett and McChord. Linda

Tuesday’s September 16 LFUCG worksession opened with S. Limestone business owners expressing their frustration with the ongoing construction problems on their corridor – asking for relief in terms

The Treeds Experiment By Rob Morris Back in May, I blogged about the abandoned properties next to our shop, and about what to do about blight in our city.