The CivicLex Weekly

Adrian Paul Bryant is CivicLex’s Civic Information Specialist, reporting on City Hall meetings and local issues that affect Lexingtonians every day.

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Aaron covers the Lexington Fayette Urban County Council as a City Hall Reporter for CivicLex. His background is in Service Journalism, and he’s passionate about helping Lexington residents stay informed about happenings in local government.

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Richard Young is the Founder and Executive Director of CivicLex.

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Jemi Chew is a senior at the University of Kentucky majoring in journalism with minors in Arabic and Islamic studies and public policy. She is passionate about rural and community journalism and proud to call Kentucky home.

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Anabel Peterman is CivicLex and Next City's Rural-Urban Report Fellow. She covers stories that explore the complexities of rural-urban dynamics playing out across the Central Kentucky region.

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Hannah Piedad is a Civic Media Intern at CivicLex and a student at the University of Kentucky, studying journalism and political science. She co-wrote CivicLex's Explainers on Housing Affordability, Public Transportation, and Complete Streets.

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Megan Gulla is the Director of Partnerships and Public Engagement for CivicLex, where her work focuses on helping Lexington residents connect with their neighbors.

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League of Women Voters Lexington Observer Corps

LWV Observer Corps is a program designed to keep government transparent by sending League members to attend and document government meetings and check whether those meetings are conducted in an open and transparent way.

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Lexington's Nov. 3rd Election Guide: Everything local voters need to know

Mayor vetoes large-scale solar in Lexington's agricultural zones. Will Council override?

Enforcement will soon begin for new 'no parking in bike lanes' ordinance

Authors

Adrian Paul Bryant

Aaron Mudd

Richard Young

Jemi Chew

Anabel Peterman

James Soderling

Hannah Piedad

Megan Gulla

League of Women Voters Lexington Observer Corps