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27 Mar

To improve pedestrian safety and accessibility, the state is replacing the parking spots along North Main Street with sidewalk extensions and bike lanes. The project will cost $4 million.

The Rockbridge Report's Jordan Hoover reports.

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27 Mar

In February, the Lexington City schools superintendent, Rebecca Walters, released two letters to families, assuring them that their immigration status would not be discussed with anyone.

To learn more, read Emmie Amason's story.

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Rockbridge Report
Monday, June 23

New refillable bottle program aims to reduce community plastic waste

1 Min Read

By Jordan Hoover

This story has been updated to correct the name of Rockbridge Conservation.

Rockbridge Conservation has partnered with Refill Renew to offer a refillable bottle program at the Lexington Farmers Market. Customers can now preorder bottles of cleaning supplies and shampoo to pick up every other Wednesday. The owner of Refill Renew says her customers urged her to offer this service in Lexington.