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Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
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We’ve narrowed down our poetry contest to these finalists: read and vote for your favorite poem.
This retired Lexingtonian is keeping LEX beautiful with the help of her “Cardinal Valley Trash Express.”
Lexington Parks & Recreation is helping bring Raven Run’s nature sounds to your home.
The Lexington Public Library offers free educational resources that citizens can utilize to learn new skills, advance their careers, or just continue to stay curious.
The city will host a workshop for artists interested in adding to our public arts scene.
With mumblings that John Calipari is resigning from his post as UK’s men’s basketball head coach, we’re taking a look back at his tenure with the Wildcats.
Sometimes, it helps to get some perspective.
Learn about surrounding plant life with the Kentucky Native Plant Society’s 2024 Wildflower Weekend.
Here’s the deal — the thrift and vintage shopping scene is stellar in LEX.
Resist the urge to hibernate this winter by checking out these warm and cozy ways to explore Lexington.
From art classes to piano recitals, the Marksbury Family Branch has 10 exciting events for you if you need an excuse to leave the house.
Whether you are ready for a renewal or not, this spring Kentuckians hoping to board domestic flights will require the new Real ID
From meditation and real estate development, to paranormal chats and small business support, Lexington’s podcast scene is jam-packed with entertainment and education.
Updates on city services and safety tips as winter storm Blair continues
Lexington Public Library offers a wide range of mobile apps designed to help students and readers make it through the snowiest of days
Lexington’s emergency management website features every resource needed to stay prepared for severe and unpredictable weather.
We want to hear from readers — what 25 questions do you have for LEXtoday to answer in the new year?
The exclusive list from the business news giant puts Lexington among the world’s best places including San Diego, Rome, and Bangkok