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Lexington Walgreens closure worries neighbors who rely on store (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The Walgreens at the corner of Man o’ War Boulevard and Polo Club Boulevard in Lexington is closing, and people in the neighborhood are sharing their concerns. The store gets a lot of foot traffic, serving people who don’t have their own transportation. Those customers rely on the store for medicine, food and supplies. The store closes November 10. Ramona Stone takes a daily walk from her Gleneagles apartment across the street to Walgreens. She makes the 15-minute walk wh
Georgetown Walmart surprises first-year teacher with supplies, gift card (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The Georgetown Walmart surprised first-year teacher Sarah Parker with classroom supplies and a $1,000 gift card. Georgetown Middle School Principal Shane Pickerill interrupted Parker’s classroom to let Walmart associates in. “Mrs. Parker, excuse us for a second. I got some guests that want to come in,” Pickerill said. Walmart associates surprised the eighth grade science teacher with classroom supplies and the gift card. Store manager Josh Martin presented the donation. “
Kentucky Unclaimed Property Week highlights unusual items, success stories (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - The state legislature has named this week Kentucky’s Unclaimed Property Week. The Kentucky State Treasurer’s Office has visited 20 counties trying to link people with their unclaimed items and money. A few state legislators toured the office to see items left behind from bank safe deposit boxes, including a baseball signed by Hall of Famer Joe DiMaggio and jewelry. The items belong to someone, and the Unclaimed Property division of the Kentucky State Treasurer’s Office is
Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells announces retirement (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington Fire Chief Jason Wells announced he will retire from his position January 10th 2027. Wells’ family and members of the fire and police departments joined him for the announcement. Before the retirement announcement, flowers were given to Wells’ family, thanking them for sharing him for 31 years of service, six of them as chief. Wells was sworn in as chief in January 2021. Wells said the job required constant availability and thanked his family for their support.
Bath County launches text-to-911 service (opens the original)
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BATH COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Bath County 911 dispatchers can now communicate with citizens via text instead of a traditional call. The service is new this year and could help when someone is in a crisis and can’t talk on the phone. Dispatcher Trevor Warner says Bath County is one of a few counties in the state with what’s called Next Generation Text to 911. It can pinpoint the texter’s location. Text to 911 can work in numerous situations, such as domestic disputes, robberies, a school threat, or s
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