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Local/Regional News
3:23 pm
Tue May 29, 2012

Historic Street Clock to Undergo Renovation

LEXINGTON, Ky. - It once glowed with neon lights, sat on a cast iron column, and even had a pair of 3D eye glasses. The Skuller’s street clock on the corner of Main Street and Limestone in downtown Lexington has been in need of major repair for decades.

Now more than 100 years after it was erected by the Skuller family outside their jewelry store, the timepiece will soon undergo a complete restoration.

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Local/Regional News
8:36 am
Mon May 21, 2012

With No Budget Funds Available, Fire Training Tower Sits Condemned

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The Lexington Division of Fire is currently training a class of 26 recruits, but they likely won’t have the benefit of using a multi-story training tower.

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Local/Regional News
3:53 pm
Wed May 16, 2012

A & W Opens Lexington Headquarters

Lexington Mayor Jim Gray (left) with A & W executives (and Rooty the Great Root Bear) at the company's ribbon cutting.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - A company known for its hamburgers, hot dogs, and root beer is back in central Kentucky. A & W Restaurants cut the ribbon Wednesday at its new headquarters in Lexington.

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WUKY In Depth
2:19 pm
Thu April 26, 2012

In-Depth: Could Town Branch Creek Flow Again Through Lexington?

Underneath the heart of downtown Lexington flows the Town Branch Creek. It’s been buried for more than 100 years, but now community leaders are talking about bringing the water back to the surface as part of the creation of a Rupp Arena, Arts, and Entertainment District.

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Local/Regional News
1:46 pm
Wed March 28, 2012

Lexington Government Seeks Citizens' Advocate

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Wanted: someone who knows about the city of Lexington and local government, is a good listener, and is resourceful.

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Local/Regional News
2:45 pm
Thu March 22, 2012

Online Map Keeps Track of Lexington Crime

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Police officers in Lexington are using an online tool to keep track of crime trends across the city, and the information is also available to the public.

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