Mayor Jim Newberry, at left, Rep. Ben Chandler and Vice Mayor Jim Gray during announcement at Commerce Lexington.
Aug. 28 -- Mayor calls for mandatory water restrictions
Aug. 28 -- Mayor: Shortage underscores need
to address water supply
Aug. 16 -- Water usage for businesses
Aug. 16 -- Mayor calls for voluntary water restrictions
Aug. 16 -- Water Declaration
July 30 -- Lexington to offer live streaming of meetings
July 27 -- Young Interns Sample Variety Of Workplaces
July 27 -- Mayor Plan 'Mayor's Night Out'
July 13 -- Newberry, James hope new blacktop
makes for smoother ride on Loudon
July 10 -- Newberry posts ‘Progress Report’ on web
July 3 -- Newberry Enjoys A Cool Lemonade
June 25 -- Mayor plans ‘Mayor’s Night In’ at City Hall
June 19 -- Newberry, James announce expanded hours
for Douglass Pool
June 13 -- Mayor to host Gallery Hop at city hall
June 12 -- Mayor proposes reorganization of city offices
June 5 -- Mayor creates Immigration Commission
June 5 -- Mayor's Executive Order
May 18 -- Mayor Newberry proposes Bike Summit
April 18 -- Local attorney to head 4th of July Committee
April 18 -- Mayor opens Brighton East Rail Trail
April 17 -- Flags to fly at half-staff to honor victims of Virginia Tech tragedy
April 17 -- Mayor, Lexmark help kick off
city’s annual community-wide cleanup
Information About Mayor's Budget
March 27 -- Dixie Elementary school Principal Loraye Jones, left, and teacher Nathan Cornett, right, present Mayor Newberry a "Key to the School"
designed by student Jake Baker. Newberry answered students' questions about his duties as mayor, what he does during a normal day,
his background, family life and more during his visit Tuesday afternoon.
To view a sampling of the letters that students wrote to Mayor Newberry, click these links:
Ariana's letter
Amelia's letter
Katie's letter
David's letter
February 27 -- Mayor Newberry launches clean-up program
February 27 -- Mayor names special events director;
liaison to World Equestrian Games
February 27 -- City Receives $1.7 Million
Court Settlement in Kentucky Central Case
January 18 -- Plans move ahead for new dam
to secure water supply for Lexington