Asked: What are your Lexington resolutions going into 2024?

An aerial shot of downtown Lexington's City Center building at night.

Explore Lexington in a new way in 2024. | Photo by @femibranded

We’ve all been there, folks. A new year rolls around, and you’re posed with the question of what you want to change or achieve. That’s why here at LEXtoday, we’re treating resolutions a little differently — we want to know, what are your Lexington-specific resolutions?

Maybe you’ve lived here your whole life but there are sights you’ve never seen, or you’re still getting used to the area and want to feel more like a local. Big or small, we want to hear them all. To get you started, we’ll go first.

City Editor Molly

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