Lexington Community Remembers A Trailblazing Spirit

Webin lexington, unveiling a monument to women who shaped history ‘something is being done,’ a bronze arch monument designed by meredith bergmann,.

Weba volunteer committee operating since 2005, lexington remembers is dedicated to document an oral history of the lexington community.

Webthat monument, which will be unveiled wednesday, is a bronze arch inscribed with the figures of more than 20 historical lexington women of different races, ages, and.

Webother women honored on the monument include mary elizabeth miles bibb, who was the first female black graduate from the massachusetts state normal school.

Lexington’s shopping destination, hamburg pavillion, was once part of.

— a pioneer of lexington tv and radio has died.

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Kentucky’s first female daily news anchor, sue wylie, died after a car crash tuesday.

Webthe lexseeher steering committee has enthusiastically taken up the charge to expand lexington’s collective memory to include the many women whose hearts and minds.

Lexington media remembers trailblazing icon Sue Wylie - YouTube

Kentucky’s first female daily news anchor, sue wylie, died after a car crash tuesday.

Webthe lexseeher steering committee has enthusiastically taken up the charge to expand lexington’s collective memory to include the many women whose hearts and minds.