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Fontaine Road paving set to begin this week
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Road crews are preparing to begin paving operations on Fontaine Road after completing milling work, according to the city of Lexington. Weather permitting, contractor ATS Construction plans to start paving Friday morning, with work expected to conclude by Wednesday, September 23. Milling operations will shift to...
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A new Lexington bike lane rule is in effect. This is when fines start
It's a complaint cyclists around town have been asking the city to address for years: vehicles parking in the narrow lanes specially designated for bikes. City data show there were more than 205 bicycle collisions involving injuries in Fayette County between 2020 and 2025. Thirteen resulted in serious injuries and nine were fatal.
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Vehicle access to lake closed
Vehicle traffic was once again prohibited from traveling down Lake Liberty Street after the City of Liberty discovered that someone drove over and damaged a pipeline. The City of Liberty in July completed a pipeline which is delivering up to 800,000 gallons of water a day from the Green River to Lake Liberty. The six-inch-wide PVC pipeline stretches over a mile long and ran along the road up to the lake.
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Paving to begin Friday on Fontaine Road
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Road crews are one step closer to finishing road repairs on Fontaine Drive in Lexington. City officials announced Thursday that paving operations will begin Friday morning after workers complete milling. Paving is expected to be completed next Tuesday or Wednesday, weather permitting. Milling will take place...
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Major traffic changes coming to major Lexington road
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Parking dispute threatens Magee’s Bakery reopening
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A parking access dispute could delay the reopening of Magee’s Bakery. Magee’s Bakery closed in 2023 because of rising costs and staffing shortages, according to the Herald-Leader. The business was expected to reopen this fall. A GoFundMe posted by Greg Higgins says a dispute...
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Lexington traffic engineers test new technology to improve traffic flow across the city
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington city staff are trying to understand traffic flow within the city, testing several technologies to identify where changes can be made. The Division of Traffic Engineering uses technology to analyze traffic flow and congestion throughout the city. Staff presented those tools to the Environmental Quality and Public Works Committee this week. Director Jeff Neal said the goal is to identify patterns in order to improve efficiency.