Good morning, this is Lexington Local Pulse for Sunday, August thirty-first, twenty twenty-five. We start off today with breaking news on Lake Fontaine where a man is in critical condition after a water rescue late last night. Lexington Fire Department says the man was fishing and found by a friend just before eight. Crews transported him to the hospital and details on what caused the accident are still emerging. We’ll keep you updated as more information comes in.

Closer to the heart of town, traffic was disrupted yesterday evening on Harrodsburg Road near Lane Allen Road after a single-car crash left one person with non-life-threatening injuries. Emergency teams responded quickly, extracting the driver safely, but we’re advised to avoid the stretch between Lynn Road and Blue Ashe Drive as the investigation continues.

Our skies today are mostly clear, with temperatures likely peaking in the mid-eighties. Humidity will remain moderate, but expect a slight breeze out by Jacobson Park, making it comfortable for outdoor plans. Rain should hold off, and the forecast looks dry into tomorrow, perfect for end-of-summer events.

In city hall, Governor Andy Beshear has declared today Overdose Awareness Day across Kentucky. Local officials urge us to take a moment, join the commemoration, and support efforts aimed at prevention and education. It’s a reminder that our community’s health remains a priority.

Job seekers have an abundance of opportunities. Indeed lists over eleven thousand openings right here in Lexington. Wages are favorable, with positions like assembly technician starting around twenty-two dollars per hour and receptionists earning up to twenty an hour. Health care facilities and retail on Richmond Road, Newtown Pike, and The Summit at Fritz Farm are especially active. For those seeking part-time and remote work, sectors like marketing, tutoring, and telemedicine continue to draw interest.

Real estate has remained steady, with more homes available across Masterson Station, Chevy Chase, and at Hamburg Place. Rental prices have edged up slightly, averaging just under thirteen hundred dollars for a two-bedroom apartment.

In the world of sports, we’re cheering on local athletes. The Transylvania Fall Invitational golf tournament played at the University Club of Kentucky saw college teams locked in close competition yesterday. Central College currently sits twelfth after two rounds, with McDaniel College leading but our local golfers remain hopeful for today's final eighteen holes.

School pride is strong this week as Henry Clay High celebrates a regional win in girls’ soccer, and Dunbar students took runner-up in the state robotics competition.

Looking ahead, Music on Main returns Thursday night on Triangle Park with local blues and jazz. The Lexington Farmers Market will be bustling at Fifth Street tomorrow morning. If you’re near the Distillery District, check out the new farm-to-table eatery opening Friday, joining a wave of new places making Lexington ever more vibrant.

On a lighter note, our local Rotary Club has offered free backpacks to students in need, distributing them outside Phoenix Park yesterday. Many families shared smiles, and volunteers spoke of the joy in helping.

Crime this past twenty-four hours has been relatively quiet, with no major incidents reported beyond those we’ve mentioned. Police presence remains high around downtown and the UK campus, with officers focusing on traffic safety and public outreach.

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