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Wal-Mart Robbed

Aug 25, 2014 | 12:14 PM

Police are looking for a man who they say took off on a bike after robbing a Lexington Wal-Mart store. It happened on Nicholasville Road Sunday afternoon. Officials say the man filled two backpacks with stolen items and then took a mountain bike. They say he flashed a handgun at employees when they approached him about the theft, then rode off on the bike.

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Four Lexington Council members are not seeking re-election next year.  Three of them cite needing a fulltime job and fulltime income as their reason for leaving.  Is it time for Lexington to have a fulltime city council?

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