Nearly twenty years ago the powers that be in the music business told Tom Mooberry that he'd never make it as a songwriter living outside the business, but to Mooberry, living in a big city was not an option.

Known as 'Mrs. Brenda' by the little ones who sit and listen to her stories, Brenda Schwarz is now the new Children's and Young Adult Director at the Lexington Public Library.

Dawson County Crime Stoppers recently unveiled a new website to add to their communications and dispatch center.

There are certain smells wafting from the kitchen that are sure to bring on a sense of happiness and well-being. For some, those comforting aromas may be of chocolate cake as it comes out of the oven, or an apple pie cooling on the kitchen window sill. For those whose tastes are more in tune to savory dishes, perhaps it's the scent from a bubbling pot of chicken soup or a chicken roasting in the oven.

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Each year thousands of young people are selected to participate in Rotary-sponsored leadership camps held throughout the world.

To coin a phrase, it looks like a banner year for Lexington area quilters.

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"A lot of people here speak Spanish," says Cristina Rioja. "I was surprised."

Lexington Public Schools Superintendent Todd Chessmore has a lot to smile about these days.

A little over eight years ago Leonard Brayton injured his back and needed to make a decision about what to do with his time now that he was no longer physically able to do the things he'd once done.

Nathan Partridge, 18, Lexington. Appeared in court today for a preliminary hearing before Judge Carlton Clark.