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July 1, 2020

• Need a driver’s license in Lexington? There’s a new location for that.
• EKU’s fall return will mean socially distant classrooms, required mask wearing
• Wearing a mask doesn’t infringe on freedom. It saves lives. Don’t be a maskhole.
• Lexington mayor calls on people to wear masks after COVID-19 numbers climbed in June
• Beshear wants to cut job contracts for two public officials to one year. One agreed.
• Kentucky man charged with 12 counts of child porn possession, state police say
• A shortened college basketball season? SEC discussing it, Pitino recommends it.
• Talk is starting about college football possibly moving to a spring season
• New Next Cats basketball recruiting page dedicated to all of Kentucky’s top targets
• Watch: Kentucky’s Terry Wilson looks fast, smooth in video from sprint workout
• Five college basketball questions in this crazy coronavirus summer
• Letters to the Editor: Lexington Public Library a ‘lifesaver’ during pandemic
• Athletic team workouts stop in three Ky. school districts amid new COVID-19 concerns
• Lexington art project wins national grant, will bring iconic Black portraits to new sites
• Black lives have always mattered in Appalachia. Just look to our history.
• Video shows bear on University of Kentucky campus. Multiple Lexington sightings reported
• Annual Keeneland-Maker’s Mark bottle signing went a little different this year
• She made Lexington’s best fried chicken for 50 years. Can the Save-A-Lot recipe be saved?
• Who will be Kentucky’s next education commissioner? Meet the three finalists.
• After 64 years, this small-town barber shop is closing. COVID-19 is partly to blame.
• Joel Pett: How low can he go?
• Lexington reports 39 new COVID-19 cases. New death is another nursing home resident
• A favorite for 2021 Kentucky Miss Basketball picks Lady Vols
• Week of Aug. 24 in-person reopening anticipated for Fayette schools amid pandemic
• 220 new Kentucky coronavirus cases and 7 more deaths. Total cases rise to 15,842.
• The Legends will play ball this year but it will look like nothing we’ve seen before
• Lexington has baseball in a summer most cities don’t. ‘Hopefully, this will go well.’