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24 to watch in 2024: A Lexington native traces the history of city's housing — good and bad - Vimarsana News

24 to watch in 2024: A Lexington native traces the history of city's housing — good and bad

Kristen LaRue Bond is a Black realtor who wants Lexington to understand how housing policies helped and hurt its own citizens.

Source: yahoo.com
Young girls in Kentucky learn about aviation, aerospace at Bowman Field event on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Young girls in Kentucky learn about aviation, aerospace at Bowman Field event on Saturday

Girls in Kentucky will get a chance to see what a career in the skies looks like.

Source: wdrb.com
Young girls in Kentucky to learn about aviation, aerospace at Bowman Field event on Saturday - Vimarsana News

Young girls in Kentucky to learn about aviation, aerospace at Bowman Field event on Saturday

Girls in Kentucky will get a chance to see what a career in the skies looks like.

Source: wdrb.com
Bluegrass Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists to host Michael Abate - Vimarsana News

Bluegrass Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists to host Michael Abate

First Amendment attorney Michael Abate will discuss current legislation, court decisions, lawsuits and attorney-general opinions and rulings about open government 7 p.m. Thursday, March 16, in the Brockman Senate Chamber in the University of Kentucky Gatton Student Center.

Source: uky.edu
Newspapers in battle for the truth and they must innovate to win it, weekly publisher says in accepting award - Vimarsana News

Newspapers in battle for the truth and they must innovate to win it, weekly publisher says in accepting award

LEXINGTON, Ky. - The loss of community newspapers "has left our country ripe for an invasion of mistruth," and the remaining newspapers must adapt to the digital age to survive,