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Four Architectural Firms pitch to reinvent Lexington’s Rupp Arena
Lexington mayor Jim Gray announced today the four architectural firms bidding to design Rupp; the five architectural teams bidding to design the Lexington Convention Center; and the five construction management teams bidding to build both projects. He said, “These are …
Lexington’s Euclid Kroger gets zone change, variances
After lengthy discussion this afternoon, Lexington Fayette Urban County Planning Commission approved a zone change for Kroger on Euclid to B-6P (planned shopping center). In recommending the approval,
What’s Open, What’s Closed Memorial Day 2013, Lexington
Lexington Fayette Urban County Government offices, Kentucky state government offices, and federal offices will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2013. Lexington residents and businesses who normally receive Monday
Lexington Food Truck Pilot Program advances from Worksession to Council Docket
After two hours of spirited debate, Lexington's proposed food truck pilot program (recently approved by LexPark) today urban county council voted to walk the proposed pilot onto the
Spring Forward: When Does the Time Change
When is Last Call when the time changes? Spring Forward 2013: Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday, March 10, 2013 at 2 am. from Lexington Police Department: "The Lexington Division of Police
Kentucky Voting Rights Advocates speak at Council Work Session today
First district Council Member Chris Ford introduced a resolution at today's LFUCG work session that the city council supports restoring voting rights for former felons/ returning citizens who've



















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