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Lexington residents debate unaffordable housing amid modest but cumulative rent increases, while the superintendent's botched resignation attempt—first announced, then denied, then followed by administrative leave—dominates frustration with school leadership.
Superintendent Liggins resigns amid financial crisis facing FCPS; residents debate student housing after developer abandons 7-story UK project; heavy rain and flooding alerts prompt traffic caution; beloved Thai restaurant Nat's closes.
Residents debate unmarked speed enforcement on New Circle, celebrate and scrutinize major retail developments near Citation Boulevard, and seek advice on housing disputes and community services.
Residents debate upcoming data center regulations ahead of a June 11 public hearing, swap stories about hazardous driving on Nicholasville Road, and continue a years-long running joke about a notably persistent local pedestrian.
r/Lexington residents today are debating aggressive home flipping, questioning whether the city can attract major corporate headquarters, following an arrest warrant for former Gov. Matt Bevin over unpaid financial disclosures, and reacting to wage theft allegations against a local business.
Lexington residents joke about the city's tallest building, discuss a spike in car break-ins, welcome a new premium ice cream shop, learn about expanding medical cannabis access, and debate accountability in religious institutions following a pastor's conviction.
Residents debated a major data center expansion at the former Lexmark site, complained about unregistered mini bikes in neighborhoods, and discussed a school board chair's legal challenge to a state law that would prevent him from running again.
Lexington residents debate membership clubs (with sticker shock over Camel Club pricing), celebrate a local moving startup, share internet bill-negotiation tips, raise food safety concerns at 7Brew, and seek advice on recovering stolen books.
Residents discuss recent traffic accidents at Richmond Road and Jacobson Park, a local coffee shop closure, criticism of Railbird Festival's food vendors, and persistent frustrations with Lexington driving and law enforcement.