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Euclid Avenue paving underway in Chevy Chase (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) — Major roadwork is now underway along Euclid Avenue in Lexington’s Chevy Chase neighborhood, roughly two weeks after resurfacing was originally slated to begin. The busy corridor serves as a regular stop for local shoppers and cross-town commuters alike. For drivers navigating the area, the infrastructure upgrades are viewed by many as long overdue. “I think it needs it. I think all of Lexington needs projects like this going on, you know? Traffic is terrible, and these ro
Lexington residents rally against proposed data center near Green Acres Park (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) — Residents gathered Sunday near Green Acres Park to voice sharp opposition to a proposed Lexington data center, just weeks before the city’s development moratorium is set to expire. The pushback centers on Texas-based developer DartPoints, which recently purchased a portion of the former Lexmark campus off New Circle Road. The company plans to use 20 to 30 megawatts of power initially, with capacity to expand up to 70 megawatts. For neighbors living less than two miles fro
‘Needs to be protected’: Shaker Village CEO urges public to speak out ahead of data center ordinance vote (opens the original)
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MERCER COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Leaders at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill are urging residents to voice opposition to a proposed zoning ordinance during a specially called Mercer County Fiscal Court meeting at 6 p.m. Monday at Campbellsville University’s Harrodsburg gymnasium. Billy Rankin, president and CEO of Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, said local officials have refused to meet with village leadership directly ahead of the vote. “Our county judge-executive has written back to us and refused
Scott County extends data center moratorium until March (opens the original)
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SCOTT COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - The Scott County Fiscal Court voted Thursday to extend a moratorium on data center regulations, giving officials until March to finalize rules. The moratorium was set to expire in December. Staff at the Georgetown-Scott County Planning Commission said they needed more time to prepare. The decision came one week after residents packed a public planning meeting to raise concerns about how data centers could affect their community. Scott County Judge-Executive Joe Covingt
Rural Kentucky school district navigates record-setting diesel prices (opens the original)
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ROBERTSON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - Record-high diesel prices are squeezing drivers across Kentucky, with AAA reporting a historic $6.38 a gallon this week. Robertson County’s school district, the smallest county school district in the state, is watching pump prices closely as its all-diesel bus fleet continues to run. Sean Bailey, Robertson County Schools superintendent, said his first year on the job has come with the unexpected challenge of record-setting diesel prices. Bailey said he is tasked wi
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