Lexington opened its Icehouse Amphitheater to bring crowds downtown. Has it worked?
A decade since Lexington broke ground on the Icehouse Amphitheater with the goal of brining traffic downtown. It's helped ...
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‘This is unacceptable:’ Town of Lexington orders to stop work on internet fiber installation project due to safety concerns
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Three gas lines hit in less than two weeks. That’s what has people in the Town of Lexington upset as Ripple Fiber continues to install internet fiber throughout Lexington ...
Lexington is stinky. The city set aside $8 million to fix it. But what’s been done?
Citizens who live near the city’s two waste water treatment plants, which treat Lexington’s sewage, have been complaining of ...
Lexington hits pause on proposed new location of growing national coffee chain. What now?
A Lexington panel invited developers to adjust plans and resubmit to see if the location will be able to move forward.
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Spreading the News From Lexington
This is the second in a series. Today we live in a world of instant communication and social media; 250 years ago some things were different, others the same. While communication at the time was slow, ...
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Lexington area to get second Target store on property being developed near Lexington High School
Lexington, SC 02/12/2025 (Paul Kirby) – A 27 +/- site west of the Town of Lexington recently sold for $2.68 million. The site ...
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Lexington fees are supposed to pay for the town's booming growth. Are they working?
LEXINGTON — As growth outpaces infrastructure improvements, Lexington's town council is weighing whether collecting impact fees from developers is worth the added costs on new businesses.
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Lexington halts Ripple Fiber work after gas line damage prompts concerns
S.C. — A company installing fiber optic cable in Lexington County over the last year has been ordered to cease work in the Town of Lexington due to reported gas line damage. The town announced ...
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What works — and what doesn't — with Greater Boston's suburban bus routes
Susan Barrett, transportation manager for the town of Lexington, and Jarred Johnson, who runs the advocacy group TransitMatters, join WBUR's Morning Edition.