Counties
Jessamine man killed in tractor accident
A Jessamine County man died Sunday evening after he was run over by his own bush hog, which is a rotary mower attached to a tractor, according to the Jessamine County Sheriff's Office.
Counties
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BUSINESS
Graves Lumber adapts without disturbing the dust
Graves Lumber occupies the old Oxford School in the Scott County hamlet of Oxford. Graves’ mother graduated from the school, and he went there in the 1950s, until the county shut it down. His office was once part of the old gymnasium where he played basketball. One of the backboards hangs...
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BOURBON COUNTY
Chris Bailey's forecast: Your week ahead weather
Good Monday everyone and Happy Memorial Day. Today is the day we honor all those brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. I simply say thanks to each of you. The weather out there today continues to run on the steamy side as we await some big changes for the week ahead...
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TOM EBLEN
Tom Eblen: Married 65 years, couple who served during World War II keep memories alive
Donald and Mary Jane Roser of Lexington both served in the military during World War II and have been married for 65 years. "Put a Marine and a Navy together," Donald said, "and you can't beat 'em."
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Group home resident detained in another suspected arson in west Lexington
An area of west Lexington that was plagued by arson fires earlier this year saw more suspicious fires Sunday morning.
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BOURBON COUNTY
Chris Bailey's forecast: Hot one today, but a big break ahead
Good Sunday everyone. Our mini heat wave rolls on across the Bluegrass State and today is likely to be the hottest of the bunch. That doesn’t spell very good news for all those outdoor activities. You may not even technically need the grill today as the sun and heat might get that steak to...
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BUSINESS
Merlene Davis: Ex-offender organizes job fair for those like her
Five years ago Saburah Dixon was released from prison to a halfway house in Lexington. Her orders were to get a job or return to prison. She didn't realize how difficult that would be.
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JESSAMINE COUNTY
Camp Nelson National Cemetery prepares for 21,000 visitors this weekend
About 200 volunteers, most of them Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, showed up Saturday morning to put a small American flag on each grave at Camp Nelson national cemetery for Memorial Day, the cemetery's busiest time of the year.
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BUSINESS
Fields of Dreams: Darley farm hopes for Triple Crown winner as one rests on grounds
In two weeks, Derby and Preakness winner I'll Have Another will take his shot at equine immortality in the Belmont Stakes. If he succeeds, racing will be looking for the second coming of Camelot. The hope: that a Triple Crown winner could revive a limping sport. But the odds are long.








