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Christ Church Cathedral priest Rev. Janey Wilson and parishioner Dr. John Perrine waited while offering ashes at Cheapside Park in Lexington on Wednesday. One person who knew in advance through Twitter was waiting when they arrived, but no others walked up during the lunch hour. They were offering the "ashes without a sermon" on Ash Wednesday.

An accident at Martin Luther King Blvd and East High Street Thursday morning required firefighters to use the jaws of life to extract occupants of one of the vehicles.

Lexington firefighters used the jaws of life to extricate a man from a car involved in a two-vehicle wreck in front of 1601 Versailles Road. Versailles Road was blocked because of the accident.

Herald-Leader - Lexington fire investigators worked at the scene of an overnight house explosion at 457 Campbell Street in Lexington Monday. Columbia Gas restored gas service to the house Dec. 12, but no gas had been consumed in the house as of Friday when a meter reader visited the house, gas company officials said. A search Monday morning found no links in the neighborhood. Charles Bertram | Staff

Chris Burk, left, and William Gee arm wrestle as referee Terry Spine officiates the novice match during the "Kentucky Strong Arm Classic" at the Lions Bluegrass Fair at Masterson Station Park in Lexington, Ky., Saturday, July 23, 2011. Gee won the novice title. Photo by Matt Goins 12340

<a href="http://www.kentucky.com/2011/03/25/1684584/uk-vs-ohio-state-about-945-cbs.html">Brandon Knight hit the game-winner as UK knocked off Ohio State, 62-60.</a>

University of Kentucky sophomore Wesley Bugg, who said "wearing shorts is my trademark," walked past Peter Woytuk's sculpture, "Ravens Bench," in the outdoor sculpture garden on campus. Snow started falling in Lexington around 5 a.m. Tuesday.

A bicyclist rode on South Limestone shortly after the snow started falling early Tuesday morning. Light to moderate snow is expected through Tuesday afternoon.

Volunteer Kyler Brothan, 13, helped grab stuffed animals shoppers asked for during The Catholic Action Center's 15th annual Faith and Community Christmas Store Thursday. Parents were allowed to shop for gifts for their kids and get them wrapped for free. All goods were donated. Photo by Mark Cornelison | Staff

Nathan Shaw rode his bike in downtown Lexington on Monday. Cold temperatures are expected to prevail for the rest of the week. <b><a href="/2010/12/13/1564788/more-snow-expected-in-central.html"> STORY</a> | <a href="http://www.accuweather.com/forecast-current-conditions.asp?partner=mcclatchy&traveler=1&zipChg=1&zipcode=40502">5-day forecast</a> | <a href="/2010/12/13/1564953/lexington-snow-121310.html"><strong>PHOTO GALLERY</strong></a> | <a href="http://www.wkyt.com/snogo" target="_new">Closings (WKYT Snogo)</a></b>