Town Branch Commons Trail officially opens! A 10-year, 2.2-mile journey ended this morning with an official snip of a ribbon and a celebration to officially open Town Branch Commons Trail. Mayor Linda Gorton, Governor Andy Beshear, former Mayor Jim Gray, and Congressman Andy Barr joined dozens of walkers, cyclists and folks who work or live […]
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Please join Council member Preston Worley (pworley@lexingtonky.gov) at the Eastside Public Library from 5:30-7 to discuss the response to gun violence in Lexington. This will be held at the Eastside Public Library.
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Tree Week is a celebration of the trees in our communities! Tree Week is a community effort, with events and programs hosted by groups and individuals throughout Kentucky. Join us October 8th through 16th for a week full of events including: tree plantings, tree walks & hikes, art projects, educational workshops, yoga, and so much
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Dear Neighbors, The next meeting of the Fayette County Neighborhood Council will be on Monday October 10 at Tates Creek Christian Church, 3150 Tates Creek Road at 6:30 p.m. This promises to be a very interesting meeting because we will host Council-at-Large candidates who will answer questions about neighborhood issues. The FCNC registration table will
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ACTION ALERT: CKAS, along with other environmental organizations, strongly opposes a recent incinerator permit request that would significantly harm air quality at McConnell Springs and in surrounding neighborhoods. Please add your voice to ours with a public comment. In the summer of 2021, C&R Asphalt & Mulch (located immediately beside McConnell Springs) began operating an
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We wanted to make sure you had heard that our next summit will take place Saturday, August 6 at the Lexington Senior Center. As you may recall, these events provide Lexington residents to come together, socialize, and learn about the work of our local government. Session topics will include information from our new Department of
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I am reaching out to Lexington’s neighborhood associations/HOAs to introduce myself. My name is Amber Deitz and I am Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government’s Citizens’ Advocate. If you are not familiar with the role of the Citizens’ Advocate – the position was created by LFUCG’s Charter in the 1970s to provide Lexington’s residents with an independent
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The next Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit will take place on Saturday, August 6 at the Lexington Senior Center, 195 Life Lane. As you may recall, these events were started in 2019 and are intended for residents to come together and learn about certain topics, as well as learn from one another. This summit’s sessions include: ·
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