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Lexington Residents Voice Concerns Over Traffic Congestion
Lexington in Kentucky presents a rising problem that may spoil its beautiful allure. People living in Lexington are increasingly communicating their displeasure about increasing congestion on roads that has progressed consistently for several years. Concerned citizens met at the central branch of the Lexington Public Library for a recent town hall to converse with city […]
New Tech Companies Bring Jobs To Lexington Area
Many new technology companies have decided to set up shop in Lexington which is leading to a remarkable increase in the local economy along with varied job creation and inventive concepts. This advancement is celebrated as a major influx to the local economy and may inspire Lexington to become a thriving tech center in the […]
Lexington Prepares For Annual Horse Racing Festival
Lexington hype rises as the cool days of autumn descend in the Bluegrass State. An eagerly awaited 17-day thoroughbred racing festival will launch on October 4 in 2024 at the Keeneland Fall Meet that has long captivated horse racing enthusiasts. In Kentucky’s heart of horse country Keeneland Race Course captivates visitors from all corners of […]
Lexington Farmers Market Sees Record Attendance This Season
The Lexington Farmers Market has recorded a remarkable rise in visitors this year highlighting an important turn in its 20-year evolution. Organizers and sellers at the market feel excited about the increasing desire for locally made products and fresh items. This year’s Tuesday market from May 28 to October 29 at the Worthen Road Practice […]
Asbury University Launches Mobile STEM Program for Schools
Asbury University in Wilmore, Kentucky has launched an innovative mobile STEM education project that takes fun and engaging science and computing in soon Eastern Kentucky. Known as STEM on Wheels, the program will involve a specially fitted van making stops at schools in some of the New York State’s most remote areas. The program, which […]
Wet Week Ahead Lexington Residents Brace For Rain
People of Lexington, Kentucky are warned to carry their umbrellas as the city expects a week of heavy downpour. The weather forecasters have fore inplace a sequence of low pressure systems that shall continue to produce rainfall and occasional thunderstorms. The wet weather will begin on Thursday with the rain predicted at 100% and possible […]
Lexington Pride Festival Celebrates Community Despite Heat
This past weekend was the 16th annual Lexington Pride Festival, where thousands of people came out to support The LGBTQ+ despite the heat. There were several modifications to guarantee the safety of particpants at the event as the region had unusually hot weather during the period of the study. gay pride festival is celebrating at […]
Lexington Pride Festival Celebrates Record Attendance Despite Heat Wave
The 16th Annual Lexington Pride Fest was held on the previous Saturday at Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza and, despite high heat, attracted a record amount of people. Planners believe that more than 3,5000 individuals took part in the events held in support of gay and lesbian perspectives and acknowledgment of the society, and it […]
Lexington Fire Department Receives Federal Grant for EMS Training
Federal grant has been approved for the Lexington Fire Department to improve of its emergency medical services (EMS) system. The Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program under the United States Department of Homeland Security has provided the department with more than $920,000 for funding advanced EMS training for 27 firefighters. During a press conference on Thursday, […]
Keeneland Announces Expanded Stakes Schedule For 2025 Spring Meet
Ellis Park Race Course is partnering with Keeneland Association Inc to launch the Kentucky Breeze, the world’s first Thoroughbred horse race-sharing program. The move comes at a time when the oldest operating horse racing track in America, the Keeneland, further establishes itself as the go to place for Thoroughbred racing. As is always the case […]