Lexington Clinic celebrates opening of new facility
Lexington Clinic celebrated the completion and opening of its newest facility on South Broadway with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, May 15. Attendees included Lexington Clinic leadership, representatives from the Board of Directors, Mayor Linda Gorton, representatives from Brett Construction and Commerce Lexington, and current and retired physicians of Lexington Clinic. The new Lexington Clinic facility is an investment of...
Lexington student created Kentucky’s top Doodle for Google, competes nationally
Lexington Christian Academy (LCA) junior Milo Golding was one of thousands to submit a "Doodle for Google" and his doodle was the winning submission for Kentucky. Golding’s entry represents Kentucky in the final stages of the Doodle for Google competition, an annual art contest for K-12 students across the nation. Students were invited to submit their artistic interpretation of this...
Kentucky’s Lieutenant Governor Coleman to visit Fayette County in May
Kentucky's Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman will visit Lexington, KY on Thursday, May 6, 2021. She will make stops at a school to announce an award and honor 2021 Teacher Appreciation Week, a vaccination site, and the University of Kentucky to announce a federal grant in partnership with the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet and UK. Lt. Gov. Coleman will visit...
The Living Arts & Science Center presents pop-up exhibition for summer 2021
The Living Arts & Science Center another installment of its Pop-up exhibition series featuring local artists paired together this May through July. This installment will be presented in the LASC's Historic, Glo, and Atrium galleries as well as on-line on the LASC's website. Participating artists include: Adrienne Dixon, Travis Townsend, Jerielle Hanlon, Lucinda Alston Chapman, Bruce Frank, Darrell Kincer, Lennon...
Fayette County Conservation offers summer scholarships for high school graduates
Fayette County Conservation is offering another $1,000 Scholarship this summer. High School 2021 graduates and prospective 2022 graduates ("rising seniors") with residency in Fayette County, KY and sincere plans or intentions to pursue an education in agriculture, conservation, environmental science, or related disciplines. Apply by June 15. Two second place scholarships of $500 will also be awarded.
