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By Patrick O'Dowd Earlier this week, the Lexington Herald-Leader reported on another meeting revolving around the Blue Grass Army Depot's disposal of over 15,000 chemical weapons stored at the

Lexington is in a state of measured alarm in the wake of proposed budget cuts at the University of Kentucky. Central Kentucky's Kentuckians for the Commonwealth posted this

BY KAKIE URCH When you think sustainable, vegan, happy “third space,” what pops into your mind first? If you answered “Cheapside Pavilion, right in our own hometown Lextown!” you

Manchester Street Stories is an informal collection of stories and anecdotes featuring neighbors who live and work on Manchester Street's in Lexington Kentucky's Distillery District. Interviews and photos

Polls will be open 6 am to 6 pm, Primary Election Day, Tuesday, May 22, 2012. Registered voters in Kentucky now can obtain information about their precinct location and

This article appears on page 6 of the May 10 print edition of Ace Weekly. Streets and Eats Will Lexington Free the Food Trucks? “City governments across the country are

By Kakie Urch As the new documentary “Coming To Ground” – debuting regionally on KET on Earth Day --- points out, Kentucky isn’t exactly known for being an innovator

by David Schankula Every ten years, Kentucky's state legislature convenes to redraw the electoral map in ways that both offend and define democracy. It is gerrymandering season in Frankfort

BY JOHN Y BROWN III I want to share a few memories about Gatewood Galbraith, a Kentucky statesman. I don’t claim to know Gatewood as a good friend, but he