Neighbors from several neighborhoods, mostly the Lakes Edge and Glenhill area of Lexington, spent nearly an hour and a half sharing their concerns with this plan.
Professor Carol Chavez teaches supply chain management at UK’s Gatton College of Business. She is teaching her class about a problem that effects us all, supply and demand, in real time.
Secretary Powell gave speeches at EKU and in Lexington over the years and he even had a decade-long working relationship with current UK Professor Carey Cavanaugh.
Mayor Linda Gorton gave an Arbor Day proclamation at the Arboretum, but she also faced some questions from concerned citizens about the number of trees being cut down in the city.
After most of last year’s Halloween events in the city were canceled because of the pandemic, it’s nice to finally see some sense of normalcy back in Lexington.
“By the time halftime was over [my contractions] were like 2 and 3 minutes apart,’ said then mom-to-be Taylor Clinger. “And I remember my doctor saying at 5 minutes apart we need to get [to the hospital]. Like we gotta go now.”
The point is to expose freshman to a number of different career paths all having to do with public safety. It gives them something to think about during their four years at Douglass.
KU is sending out letters to more neighborhoods about removing trees to clear more lines, and this is leaving residents concerned they’ll clear cut their areas as well.
Doctors with Kentucky Children’s Hospital in Lexington say they’re in the middle of a big surge, seeing six times more critically ill patients than they have during any time of the pandemic.
The vaccine may protect young children six months to those under 12 years of age from getting sick if they come into contact with the virus that causes COVID-19.
A Lexington woman, who has been trying to raise money to return a soldier’s uniform to his family, has now raised what she needs to get to Texas, all thanks to a generous donation.
With the Fall Meet at Keeneland and UK taking on LSU at Kroger Field, there’s been a steady stream of visitors at the Lexington Marriott City Center in downtown.
Job seekers will have the opportunity to meet with City of Lexington hiring representatives from the Lexington Police Dept., the Lexington Fire Dept., Community Corrections, E-911 and Code Enforcement.
