Lexington's budget season begins: How you can weigh in
Lexington's budget is more than just a spending plan. It's a value statement. Here's how to be heard in the city's budgeting process.
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April 2026
Lexington's budget season begins: How you can weigh in
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April 2026
Council to review Lexington's efforts on affordable housing
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April 2026
Inside Lexington’s unusual experiment in citizen-led governance
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April 2026
There's a primary election in Kentucky in May. Who's on the ballot and how can you vote?
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March 2026
Lexington's first Civic Assembly concludes. What did the group decide?
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March 2026
Council approves lease for delayed solar energy project on Haley Pike landfill
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March 2026
Fayette County needs hundreds of poll workers for upcoming elections. How you can help
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March 2026
Council asks for more specifics on city's priorities for opioid settlement money
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March 2026
Untangling land titles to help Kentucky flood survivors access disaster aid
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March 2026
City to share plans for closing Lexington's digital divide
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March 2026
Council to hear city's plan for spending millions in opioid settlement funds
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March 2026
Council hears ONE Lexington's 2025 year-end report, plans for growth