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Henry Clay graduate cleared several hurdles to complete education
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10 spectacular sanctuaries on Open Gates garden tour June1-2
Ten great gardens, planted with colorful ideas and well-rooted in down-to-earth growing know-how, are on the Lexington Council Garden Club's Open Gates to Bluegrass Living tour next weekend, June 1st and 2nd.
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Tates Creek rips Lafayette in 43rd
Tates Creek jumped on Lafayette early and poured it on late winning the 43rd district title 11-3...
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Psychiatric exam ordered for man charged with stalking Jennifer Lawrence's brother in Ky.
A Canadian man facing federal charges of stalking the brother of actress Jennifer Lawrence in Kentucky has been ordered to undergo a psychiatric exam.
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High school baseball: Tates Creek hurdles Lafayette 11-3 in district finals for 16th straight win
After each Tates Creek baseball victory, the team awards a belt — the wide, gaudy, bejeweled kind fashionable in pro wrestling circles &mdash...
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Broadway Live releases lineup, including 'Memphis,' 'Chicago' and 'Bring It On'
The Lexington Opera House's next Broadway Live season will open with one of the series' greatest successes and will close with a show that is up for...
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Tidbits: Danville's brass band festival trumpets its food choices
The food at this year's Great American Brass Band Festival, June 7 to 9 in Danville, will move higher up the scale as vendors prepare dishes with local produce and meats.
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Lexington commission approves rebuilding plans for Euclid Avenue Kroger
Over residents' objections on Thursday, Lexington's Urban County Planning Commission approved Kroger's plans to demolish and rebuild its Euclid Avenue...
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Boy Scouts approve plan to accept openly gay boys
After lengthy and wrenching debate, local leaders of the Boy Scouts of America have voted to open their ranks to openly gay boys for the first time...
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