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Art student puts a good face on it
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Mayor Jim Newberry calls for an end to "tempting fate"
Mayor Jim Newberry is again warning Lexington citizens about the dangers of fire code violations.
Transy grad mined her activism
Lafayette High School and Transylvania University graduate Stephanie Pistello has combined environmental activism and theater.
Volunteers promote further learning to area students
NEWARK -- Jena Pugh and two fellow AmeriCorps VISTAs spent Tuesday morning the same way they've spent the previous six: At the library assisting Newark second-grade students during a visit.
Building condemned after Transy students escape fire
Seven Transylvania University students escaped injury early Tuesday morning when the house where they lived at 438 North Broadway caught fire.
Fire Displaces Transy Students
A fire early Tuesday morning in a house on North Broadway in Lexington displaced as many as seven Transylvania University students.
Take a vacation from your job hunt this month
Editor's Note: Continuing our new series of occasional columns by Central Kentucky business experts, Michael J. Cronk, assistant director of career development at Transylvania University, will write about the job hunt.
Campus police chief wants to reach out
Joe Monroe has a stack of business cards on the edge of his desk that he needs to get rid of.
JOB TITLE: Executive Director COMPANY: Lexington Public Library POSTDATE: 12/1/2009 LOCATION: Lexington, KY DESCRIPTION: The Board of Trustees of the Lexington Public Library - serving a combined city-county population of more than 270,000 through a central library and five branch facilities - seeks a creative and innovative director, who will ...
Transy sets a course to find new president
The pending retirement of Transylvania University's longtime President Charles L. Shearer has set into motion a process that hasn't occurred on the Lexington campus in nearly three decades: a presidential search.
People Attend Lexington Christmas Tree Lighting
People braved the cold weather tonight to attend the downtown Lexington Christmas parade and tree lighting.
Dr. Jacob Yunker Joins Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences
LEXINGTON, Ky. University of Kentucky HealthCare is pleased to announce that Dr.
Priceless gifts for jobless friends
With the national unemployment rate above 10 percent and Kentucky's even higher, it's a fair bet that most people this holiday season know someone struggling to find a job in our slowly recovering economy.
Governor Beshear announces funding for preservation of pioneer-era historic area in Clark County
Gov. Steve Beshear today announced the award of $601,000 in federal Transportation Enhancement funding for the Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve in Clark County - a protected area that once was part of the pioneers' gateway to central Kentucky.
John Chowning is new chairman of Long-Term Policy Board
John Chowning is new chairman of Long-Term Policy Board New leader is a native of Cumberland County, KY who still heads farming/oil production operation on KY 704 near Amandaville.
Social Justice Happening: November 19 - 23
Monday, November 16, 2009 Social Justice Happening: November 19 - 23 Thursday, November 19: 7 pm in the Campus Center Gym, Transylvania University: Mountaintop removal icons Larry Gibson, Teri Blanton, Marci Smith, and Dave Cooper will speak after a showing of the great new documentary Coal Country.
In a few short weeks Denmark will be the center of global attention. December 7th through the 18th the United Nations Climate Change Conference will be held in the Bella Center, in Copenhagen.
Log house renovated in Lexington
Logs put in place more than 200 years old were pulled off the front of a small cabin at 318 West Third Street earlier this week, as part of a major renovation of one of the earliest houses in downtown Lexington.
Student Edwin Schiff stars as the character Frank-N-Furter in the fall production of The Rocky Horror Show.
Charles L. Shearer has certainly earned a nice retirement. Like many in Lexington, though, we hate to see him go.
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