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Samuel Hicks

Samuel Hicks

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City Editor, LEXtoday

Lexington

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Total articles 81

  • Mayor Gorton submits LEX's 2026 budget for approval

    By Samuel Hicks Verified, Molly Thompson, Patrick Sidwell Verified, Aayat Ali| LEXtoday Verified Mayor Gorton released her proposed budget for fiscal year 2026 to city council on Tuesday, citing a “focus on efficiency” and an eye to the future as inspiration. Gorton mentioned the decision to merge city and county governments over 50 years ago as an example of Lexington’s ability to successfully plan for tomorrow. The complete budget totals $832.6 million, with a General Fund of $539.2 million from payroll + business taxes. The rest comes from several dedicated funds, as well as property taxes.

    By Samuel Hicks Verified, Molly Thompson, Patrick Sidwell Verified, Aayat Ali · LEXtoday

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • The Railyard: bringing mixed-use space to Delaware Avenue

    By Samuel Hicks Verified| LEXtoday Verified The Lexington Planning Commission unanimously approved The Railyard, a $6 million mixed-use project at 1000 Delaware Ave., aimed at revitalizing a long vacant industrial site.

    By Samuel Hicks Verified · LEXtoday

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Mayor Gorton submits LEX's 2026 budget for approval

    By Samuel Hicks Verified, Molly Thompson, Patrick Sidwell Verified, Aayat Ali| LEXtoday Verified Mayor Gorton released her proposed budget for fiscal year 2026 to city council on Tuesday, citing a “focus on efficiency” and an eye to the future as inspiration. Gorton mentioned the decision to merge city and county governments over 50 years ago as an example of Lexington’s ability to successfully plan for tomorrow. The complete budget totals $832.6 million, with a General Fund of $539.2 million from payroll + business taxes. The rest comes from several dedicated funds, as well as property taxes.

    By Samuel Hicks Verified, Molly Thompson, Patrick Sidwell Verified, Aayat Ali · LEXtoday

    Apr. 16, 2025

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