Stu Johnson is a journalist based in Richmond, Kentucky. He writes for 88.9 WEKU and his work has also appeared in various publications such as Louisville Public Media, Medtech Intelligence, WKMS, and Wkyu 88.9 Fm Public Radio. Stu's articles cover a range of topics including local politics, education, human trafficking awareness, small business issues, and healthcare in Kentucky.
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WEKU | By Stu Johnson Published November 19, 2024 at 6:04 AM EST Facebook LinkedIn Email
By: Stu Johnson
Officials with Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government are working to keep up with an ever-growing number of short-term rentals. The City this week launched a 24/7 phone hotline and online reporting program for citizens to register complaints. Revenue Director Wes Holbrook said the tool will help separate actual violations from unsubstantiated complaints.
Although November in the Bluegrass has been fairly moderate so far, the weather situation is expected to change the next few days. And that could involve some light snow. The City of Lexington is implementing a revised snow removal plan for the winter season. Streets and Roads Director Rob Allen said optimization study recommendations resulted in better use of staff and time.
By: Stu Johnson
Governor Beshear addressing participants at Commerce Lexington's Regional Business Summit
There will be more decisions to come as it relates to addressing deferred maintenance needs in Lexington’s parks. That effort is being buoyed by voter backing of a new local parks tax. Parks and Recreation Director Monica Conrad gave an update to members of the Parks Advisory Board Wednesday. Afterward, she said many projects will be found in the parks' master plan.
When it comes to gambling in Kentucky, you can take your pick. But, there are lots of ways to take your pick. Kentucky is horse country. The first wager on a horse race was the inaugural Kentucky Derby in 1875. Most recently, legalized sports wagering came on the scene in September of 2023. Now, there’s historical horse racing, charitable gaming, and the state lottery.
By: Stu Johnson
Myriad Norris-Alexandra Jabs-Mickaylyn Howard Conrad address the Parks Advisory Board 11-20-24
Lexington Knights of Columbus Council Members with Lexington City Council for ceremonial check presentation 11-21-24
By: Stu Johnson
The effort to create regional partnerships for economic development in central Kentucky includes talking to workers as well as new companies.
WEKU | By Stu Johnson Published November 25, 2024 at 6:04 AM EST Facebook LinkedIn Email
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