By Denise J. Dubé Change is inevitable but not always welcome. If you’ve walked or driven through Lexington Center, you already know that Kathy Fields is retiring and Crafty Yankee…
By Bridget Velasquez Searching for a cure for a nephew’s affliction, Lexington native Drew Weissman’s research has become the cornerstone in the development of vaccines that will save millions of…
The DPW Engineering Division has been awarded the prestigious 2020 James B. Sorenson National Award for Excellence in Pavement Preservation. This award recognizes superior preservation practice and is awarded to…
After 37 years of running a home-based day-care in Lexington, Donna Hopwood Cole has decided to retire. The life-long Lexington resident recently had a surprise combination birthday and retirement car-parade…
By Jeri Zeder, with research assistance from Dylan Pato
By Jeri Zeder In an initiative called the Black History Project of Lexington, members of the Association of Black Citizens of Lexington (ABCL) have been researching Black Americans of note…
By Denise J. Dubé On September 29 at 7 p.m., officials gathered via Zoom for a Community Conversation on Race and Social Equity, Diversity, and Policing. Those officials included: Chief…
“The biggest thing is to get us your ballot well before the deadline.” By Heather Beasley Doyle Two years ago, as the midterm elections approached, 85% of registered voters in…
Bedford Street families support essential workers.Callum, Christie and Isla Leitch Sarah and Derek Beuttell Foster and Graham Harrington Sam and Abby Myerberg Driving down Bedford Street in Lexington got even…