Lexington Brief

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Schools 1 outlet · WKYT

Fraternity brothers recount State Street celebration and couch fire after Kentucky winCouch burned on State Street after Kentucky beat LSU

After Kentucky beat LSU, students gathered on State Street in Lexington Saturday night, where a couch burned and police ran down the road with riot shields, Beta Theta Pi fraternity brothers said. Junior Sam Gade and brothers Mason Williams, Mason Marbella and Charles Jenkins said they ran from a nearby bar to the street, then joined friends and strangers on their house roof. Signs of the celebration were still visible Sunday.

Sports 1 outlet · The State Journal (Politics)

Frankfort falls to Eminence 43-6 in Thursday district opener; next game is Friday at SayrePanthers score once in 43-6 loss at Eminence

Frankfort High’s football team lost 43-6 at Eminence on Thursday in the Panthers’ district opener. Frankfort scored its touchdown on a 9-yard pass from Toma Washington to Jeramiah Washington. Toma Washington and Karlell Hall each recorded six tackles, while Jeramiah Washington and Tyler Mattison had five apiece. The Panthers’ next game is Friday at Sayre.

General 1 outlet · LEX18

Lexington Humane Society seeking donations as shelter cares for more dogs

The Lexington Humane Society is seeking wet dog food and peanut butter as it cares for dogs awaiting homes, including Ingrid, a two-year-old Chihuahua mix found as a stray. Wet food supplements meals, while peanut butter is used for enrichment. The shelter has also taken in additional dogs from Mobile, Alabama, after a recent hurricane. Donations can be dropped off on Old Frankfort Pike or sent through the shelter’s Amazon wish list.

Government 1 outlet · CivicLex

Homelessness task force recommends permanent Versailles Road shelter, central intake systemCity seeks Versailles Road shelter developer this fall

Lexington’s Urban County Council will receive a report from Mayor Linda Gorton’s Task Force on Homelessness during a work session this week. The task force cites growing shelter demand and recommends maintaining seasonal shelter on Versailles Road while planning a permanent facility, creating central intake and triage, diverting people to alternatives when possible, and forming an advisory group to track progress. The city plans to seek a master developer and site manager for the Versailles Road campus

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