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BY NATHAN CRYDER What Lexington needs is new leaders — not just any leaders but a specific kind of new leader. We need more practical idealists capable of solving our

by Andrew Wyllie It almost always comes down to money, pure and simple. Everyday the CenterPointe lot sits vacant the city loses

Want to play kickball, but don't have a thing to wear? Tread to the rescuehttp://skreened.com/gotreadgo/cpfc(Tread's art is profiled on page 12 of the current April 30 issue, on

"What Lexington Needs" is a weekly reader forum. Email 800 word submissions to editor@aceweekly.com. This submission will appear on page 14 in this week's print edition.--by Heather Watson

by Rob MorrisPart 1: Making Twitter workA couple of weeks ago, Oprah began using Twitter. Some saw her adoption of the service as a milestone that Twitter

Travis Jones has the pictures.posted by David SchankulaThe Webbs have placed a sign at the corner of their empty lot.It includes the words "JW Marriott" which I guess

by David SchankulaNext month marks the 11th anniversary of Jim Newberry's colossally failed run for United States Congress.In a 7 person primary field, Jim Newberry would finish a

by David SchankulaLast Sunday's Hairy-Liberal had a series of Letters to the Editor about CentrePointe and the mystery of the dead investor. They're all worth reading, but Robert

by Andrew WyllieCover via Amazon Lexington is a city with a lot of potential. Richard Florida's book, 'The Rise of