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COLUMN: The many labors of Susan Lamb: Insights from an afternoon spent with Lexington’s county clerk

COLUMN: The many labors of Susan Lamb: Insights from an afternoon spent with Lexington’s county clerk

Ethan Wallace, Reporter November 7, 2023

Standing outside the county clerk’s office building on East Main Street, I was approached by a man who spoke little English asking for directions to the desk where he could register his new vehicle....

Elections officer Emily Libecap, who is earning a concurrent Master’s in history and library science at UK, assists a voter with the ballot scanner while working the Dunbar Community Center polling location in Lexington, Kentucky on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. Photo by Michael Clubb | Staff

Poll volunteers fulfill ‘civic duty’, witness history this election season

Natalie Parks November 8, 2020

As the presidential election begins an inexorable slide to its conclusion, patterns are emerging about Election Day and voter turnout. The story so far is one of increased civic engagement. President-elect...

Kim Davis, center, and husband Joe Davis are greeted by relatives, including Kim's mother Jean Bailey, left, outside the Carter County Detention Center in Grayson, Ky., on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. (Pablo Alcala/Lexington Herald-Leader/TNS)

Victory for Davis loss for victims of discrimination

By the Editorial Board August 31, 2016

Kim Davis is not a hero of the Christian faith, and yet thousands of “God-fearing” Bible-Belters will rejoice at the news that the lawsuits against the homophobic woman were dropped. This woman broke...

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