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Former Walmart employee surprised by coworkers as she begins first year teaching at Georgetown Middle School (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, KY. (LEX NEWS) — A Georgetown Middle School teacher received a big surprise from former coworkers and friends Thursday afternoon as she begins her new career in the classroom. Sarah Parker spent six years decorating cakes at Walmart and building connections with her community before stepping into a classroom at Georgetown Middle School as an 8th grade teacher. When she made the career change, she knew she needed a few things to get her classroom ready. Her former coworkers surprised h
Richmond Road construction nears end with new safety design for drivers (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, KY. (LEX NEWS) — A $13 million construction project along Richmond Road is redesigning busy intersections to reduce serious crashes — and state transportation officials say drivers will see the full picture once work wraps up this December. Drivers along Richmond Road and Ellerslie Park Blvd. have spent months navigating construction cones, detours, and changing traffic patterns as part of the project. Some have questioned whether the new configuration is actually making the corridor
Sudden cardiac arrest survivor helps launch AED-mapping project in Lexington after Thriller parade collapse (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, KY. (LEX NEWS) — In 2021, Sarah Katzenmaier collapsed during Lexington's annual Thriller Parade — and survived. Now she's turning that experience into action, helping launch an effort to map AED locations across the city. Katzenmaier was preparing to perform in the parade when she went into sudden cardiac arrest just steps into the first dance. "I only got about, you know, 2 or 3 steps into the first round of the dance I believe and then I dropped to the ground," Katzenmaier said. A f
Dignity Station visits a Lexington recovery center to help residents facing homelessness and hardship (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, KY (LEX NEWS) — The Catholic Action Center and Voices of Hope came together Wednesday to help some of Lexington's most vulnerable neighbors, offering mobile showers, laundry services, food, and water to people in need. The Dignity Station provides mobile showers and laundry services, giving people experiencing homelessness a chance to clean up, reset, and regain a sense of normalcy. Gary Biggers, Recovery Community Center program manager at Voices of Hope, said the partnership is maki
Lexington's Roots and Heritage Festival celebrates over 30 years of culture, art and community (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, KY. (LEX NEWS) — Lexington's Roots and Heritage Festival returns this weekend for its 37th year, bringing three days of culture, art and community to the city's East End. The festival opens Friday and runs through the weekend. Festival Chair Kimberly Baird said the event has grown significantly from its origins. "We started in 1989 and it was just a little block grant that we received and it was one day." This year's theme is "I Am Legacy," a message Baird said is aimed at younger gen
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