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Two mobile homes damaged in Lexington fire, one injured - Vimarsana News

Two mobile homes damaged in Lexington fire, one injured

Two mobile homes were damaged in a Monday afternoon fire on W Loudon Avenue between North Limestone and North Broadway.

Source: lex18.com
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Part of N. Limestone blocked after structure fire - Vimarsana News

Part of N. Limestone blocked after structure fire

Lexington firefighters responded to a structure fire around 7 a.m. Friday morning on North Limestone.

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Police: man shot and killed in Lexington - Vimarsana News

Police: man shot and killed in Lexington

A man was shot and killed in Lexington Saturday night.

Source: lex18.com
Dine Out for Life 2021 - Vimarsana News

Dine Out for Life 2021

AVOL’s 13th annual dining event in support of Ending HIV in Kentucky, for good! Dine In – Carry Out – Drive Thru Make it an ALL DAY affair! Participating Restaurants: 33 Staves, A&W Restaurant (Hamburg), A&W Restaurant

Kentucky Officially Declares June Pride Month, A First For Commonwealth - Vimarsana News

Kentucky Officially Declares June Pride Month, A First For Commonwealth

For the first time in Kentucky history, the state is officially recognizing Pride Month.  Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear speaks a rally held by Fairness Campaign to advance LGBTQ rights, Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020, in the Rotunda at the State Capitol, Frankfort, Ky. Credit AP Photo/Bryan Woolston In a signing capping off the end of the month celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, Gov. Andy Beshear took pen to paper and made history – proclaiming June 2021 as Pride Month. In a statement, the Democrat said all Kentuckians deserve “fairness, respect, dignity, and the right to be heard and ...

Source: wuky.org