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Lexington Mayor Evelyn Reece looks over architecture plans regarding highways running through at City Hall last month. Reece is approaching her first anniversary as mayor after winning the election last November.

Lexington Mayor Evelyn Reece looks over architecture plans regarding highways running through at City Hall last month. Reece is approaching her first anniversary as mayor after winning the election last November.

Q&A: Reece reflects on first year leading Lexington

Evelyn Reece began her term as Lexington's mayor in January. As she nears her first anniversary in office, Reece shares her plans to beautify the city, inspire town pride and expand record keeping.
Dana Player, Arnoldsville city clerk and elections superintendent waits to check in voters at City Hall earlier this week. Early voting for the general and special elections began on Oct. 16, and Election Day is Nov. 7.

Dana Player, Arnoldsville city clerk and elections superintendent waits to check in voters at City Hall earlier this week. Early voting for the general and special elections began on Oct. 16, and Election Day is Nov. 7.

Voting continues in Arnoldsville mayoral, council races

Early voting continues in Arnoldsville’s mayoral and city council elections. As of Monday morning, 23 out of 297 qualifying voters had cast ballots.    Early voting is being held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Saturday, Nov. 4 at Arnoldsville City Hall.
Lexington City Hall is pictured on Oct. 29, 2021. City officials are asking residents to share their ideas about the addition or other aspects of the design. (Photo/Sarah White)

Lexington City Hall is pictured on Oct. 29, 2021. City officials are asking residents to share their ideas about the addition or other aspects of the design. (Photo/Sarah White)

Lexington officials ask for feedback on new city hall design

Lexington officials are seeking input from residents for a planned city hall addition.

Arnoldsville council updates: Oct. 21, 2021

The Arnoldsville City Council heard updates on several continuing efforts involving the city at its monthly meeting on Oct. 21.   Here’s what happened: It was the first meeting for new city clerk Betty Coy, who was assisted by former city clerk Debbie Love.