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Officials in Jessamine County, Ky. Mark Milestone In Construction Of New $37.25 Million Judicial Center

Construction on the new Judicial Center building in Nicholasville, Ky. is expected to be completed in 2028 | Photo credit: Jessamine County. Officials in Jessamine County, Kentucky held a beam signing ceremony on Nov. 6 to mark progress in construction of a $37.25 million Judicial Center. It will be roughly...

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Kentucky Basketball Gaining Ground With 5-Star CJ Rosser

Mark Pope and Kentucky Basketball have already secured the commitments of two five-star recruits in the 2027 class, and it seems they have their eyes set on another: CJ Rosser. The post Kentucky Basketball Gaining Ground With 5-Star CJ Rosser appeared first on Stadium Rant .

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#8 Ranked Brinkleigh Hansen Sends Verbal Commitment To Kentucky For 2028

Hansen's best time in the 500 free would have already scored at the 2026 NCAA Championships. Kentucky scored 0 points at 2026 NCAAs. Current photo via Brinkleigh Hansen. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college is a lifelong dream that is pursued with dedication and determination. Fitter and Faster is proud to honor these athletes and those who supported them on their journey.

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Kentucky Basketball and Mark Pope continue to struggle under the bright lights

Kentucky Basketball fell to the Kansas Jayhawks on Tuesday night in the State Farm Champions Classic, 89-69. Aside from Zoom Diallo, the No. 24 Wildcats never seemed to be in rhythm due to foul trouble and an offensive game plan that fell short of making much sense. Diallo (24 points)...

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Governor’s Awards in the Arts celebrates creative excellence across Kentucky

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) - Leaders gathered in Frankfort Tuesday to honor those who have made significant contributions to the arts across the commonwealth. The Governor’s Awards in the Arts celebrated artists from across the state. 2026 recipients included Lexington sculptor Erika Strecker, who received the artist award. She is...

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Beshear, GOP again in a tizzy over fair board after KY Farm Bureau submits names for seat

Republicans in Frankfort and Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear are once again butting heads over the Kentucky State Fair Board. The Senate Republican caucus highlighted comments in a Monday press release made by Kentucky Farm Bureau President Eddie Melton during a recent agriculture committee meeting regarding KFB’s representation on the state fair board. Rep. Ryan Bivens, […]

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US Equestrian Seeks Member Feedback on Equine Welfare at Competitions Through Dressage Membership Survey

Lexington, Ky. – As part of the USEF Dressage Sport Committee, the Dressage Equine Ethics & Wellbeing Task Force has been working to develop action plans that address the challenges facing our discipline in the subject area of horse welfare. The Task Force is inviting members to share their perspectives on equine welfare at competitions through the Dressage Membership Survey: Equine Welfare at Competitions, which opens today.

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Washington County blood donors help meet critical needs across Kentucky

Blood donations collected in Washington County are helping meet a continuing need for lifesaving blood products across Kentucky, where hospitals depend on volunteer donors to maintain an adequate supply for emergencies, surgeries and ongoing medical treatments. According to the Kentucky Blood Center (KBC), nine blood drives held in Washington County...

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Flu is ahead of schedule in Lexington, according to health officials

Compare lab-confirmed cases of the flu this week and those seen at the same time in 2025, and the number is more than 20 times higher according to state officials. Dr. Morgan Blanton, chief medical officer with Baptist Health Richmond, told WKYT the sooner-than-expected increase doesn't tell the story for this year's flu season as a whole.

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Walker Buehler returns to Nicholasville to host annual charity golf outing

Two-time World Series champion and two-time MLB All-Star Walker Buehler hosted his 6th annual celebrity charity golf outing Tuesday morning at Keene Trace Golf Club.

Nicholasville, KY · 2d

Lexington Herald-Leader

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A Lexington high school will have a new interim baseball coach in 2027

Administration officials at Lexington’s Lafayette High School have announced that Brady Bowling will serve as the interim head coach of the Lafayette baseball program for the 2027 season. Bowling will replace Kevin Goins, Lafayette’s most recent coach. A reason wasn’t given for Goins’ departure, and Goins didn’t respond to requests for comment. “Coach Bowling is dedicated to maintaining the continuity of our baseball program while supporting the ongoing athletic and personal development of all our student-athletes across every level,” the announcement said last week. “We encourage our entire baseball community to join us in welcoming and supporting Coach Bowling as he steps into this leadership role. We look forward to a successful and exciting 2027 season!” the district said. Asked about Goins’ departure, Fayette County Public Schools spokesperson Miranda Scully said “we do not respond to personnel matters.”

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Lexington council to review progress on Complete Streets safety efforts

Lexington recently presented its inaugural Complete Streets Progress Report to the city council, highlighting significant strides in urban mobility.

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Reasons for Lafayette’s Late Homecoming Date

Lafayette High School’s Homecoming date is three weeks later than the other Fayette County Schools’ homecoming dances, on Nov. 7, but why? The late date makes everyone check the announcement twice. The Lafayette Times created a survey to gather other students’ opinions and conducted an interview with a head council member for more information about the date.

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Kentucky State Police Honor Guard celebrates 45th anniversary on Veterans Day

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KBSI) – The Kentucky State Police is celebrating the 45th anniversary of its Honor Guard on Veterans Day, recognizing decades of service and dedication to the agency’s traditions. According to Kentucky State Police, the agency first established an Honor Guard unit in 1948, but the unit...

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Be part of a Kentucky Tradition with the 4-H (and adult too!) Country Ham Project

Each year youth from across the state participate in the 4-H country ham contest at the Kentucky State Fair. Ranking second in the nation in country ham production, some people consider country ham one of the standard symbols of Kentucky. In 2026, more than 1,000 youth from across the state exhibited their hams at the annual contest held at the Kentucky State Fair. As just one of the many character building and educational programs offered through 4-H, the country ham project does not require youth or their families to own considerable amounts of acreage or livestock or have a background in agriculture.

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Andy Barr to Senate, Zach Dembo flips KY-6: What Lexington talked about election week

Election Day gave Lexington Herald-Leader readers plenty to debate — a new face in the U.S. Senate, a history-making mayoral win, a red-to-blue congressional upset, a school board race decided by just dozens of votes and a new face on the Fayette District Court bench. Here are four stories...

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Studies show gaps between Lexington's boards and commissions and the public. A new set of recommendations seeks to correct that

A 2023 review that examined whether renters could be a permanent part of some boards and commissions eventually grew into a wider conversation. The questions: Are there gaps between the public and local boards and commissions that make it difficult to interact? And if so, what changes would open up the lines of communication between boards, the public and city leaders?

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