Local utility companies prepare for coming storm
Due to the storm making its way across Kentucky, utility companies in Lexington and across the state are making preparations for strong winds, heavy rains and power outages.
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Due to the storm making its way across Kentucky, utility companies in Lexington and across the state are making preparations for strong winds, heavy rains and power outages.
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