Residents may start receiving a monthly stormwater fee beginning as early as January 2026.
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City council has finally concluded their search for a city manager which began last fall.
City Manager Jim Halasz is recommending approval, saying the city would still collect a little more than $2 million over 20 years.
The building was built in 1892 and has not been renovated since 1984.
Business owners and city officials say more people should use the free parking in open-air lots and a garage next to the courthouse.
Lexington City Council has abandoned a proposal to locate a dog park along the Route 11 Bypass, parallel to McCorkle Drive.
The Lexington Police Department uses signing and retention bonuses to keep officers from leaving for other jobs.
Professors say they felt unprepared to keep their classrooms and students safe. Parents and students say they are still frustrated by the lack of details released about the Nov. 1 threat and lockdown.
The voucher program has been underfunded for a decade and sometimes provides vouchers to people who no longer live in Rockbridge County. Local government leaders don’t want to be caught in the mess.
Construction began last week at the park along the Maury River. The renovations to the park will be limited when compared to the original multi-million dollar plan.