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25 Nov

Some Buena Vista business owners think stores in the central downtown get more support from the city. Here’s the story, brought to you by Channing Shilling.

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25 Nov

Parents living outside of the city struggle to get their children into Lexington City Schools. Here’s the story, brought to you by Julianna Stephenson.

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25 Nov

Lexington’s local churches prepare to help the community during the holidays. Here is our reporter Alejandra Pacheco with the story.

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Tuesday, December 3

Lexington city council to vote on stormwater fee following public info sessions

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By Bella Timmerding 

The City of Lexington is holding public meetings on the proposed stormwater fee and another water rate increase so residents can ask questions of city staff and engineers. Residents can also get an estimate on the proposed fee, which varies by property. If passed by council, the stormwater fee will generate more than $440,000 to improve drainage and reduce street flooding. Some residents are unhappy because it follows another water rate hike earlier this year. If adopted after the first of the year, the fee will be phased in beginning next July.