Lexington Cemetery conducts History Walk
08/24/2007
The Lexington Cemetery invites the community to join them and Kentucky Historian Ronald Bryant for a History Walk of its grounds on Saturday September 8, 2007 at 10 a.m. beginning at the Henry Clay Monument.  
 

MG Charles E. Gorton to deliver remarks at Memorial Day Observance at The Lexington Cemetery
05/23/2007
The last Monday in May is set aside to remember those men and women who died in military service to their country. Lexington's official observance ceremony will be held at The Lexington National Cemetery, located just inside the front gates of The Lexington Cemetery. The service, which begins at 11 a.m. on MON 28 MAY 2007, will feature remarks by MG Charles Gorton USAR,

Lexington Cemetery hosts Easter Sunrise Services
03/09/2007
Lexington, KY-Four local churches and the Salvation Army have conducted Easter Sunrise Services at The Lexington Cemetery for more than a decade.

VFW Post 680 Ladies Auxiliary to honor veterans by laying wreaths in The Lexington National Cemetery
12/12/2006
2006 will mark the 15th anniversary of holiday wreaths being sent from the State of Maine to Arlington National Cemetery. Every year the staff at Worcester Wreath Company makes and decorates wreaths that adorn more than 5000 headstones of our Nation’s fallen heroes - in what has become an annual event coordinated with the Cemetery Administration and the Maine State Society.  

Lexington Cemetery conducts Guided Tree Walk
09/26/2006
Lexington, KY—With the arrival of fall comes the beautiful colors of trees. The colorful leaves can be found in abundance at The Lexington Cemetery. Before all the leaves have fallen, then cleared away for mulching, The Lexington Cemetery invites the community to join its horticulturist and other tree experts for a Guided Tree Walk, 10 a.m. Saturday, October 14, 2006.

Our Community Remembers
09/06/2006
(Lexington, KY)—At 7p Monday, September 11, five years after terrorists hi-jacked jetliners and attacked the United States, and just two weeks after the tragedy of Comair Flight 5191 at Blue Grass Airport, people of Central Kentucky are invited to gather to remember innocent lives lost, to reflect upon these events and to hear words and music of healing and hope.  
 
The site of the service will be Immanuel Baptist Church, 3100 Tates Creek Road, Lexington, KY, in its 1,800 seat sanctuary.  

Lexington Cemetery hosts “Growing Through Grief”, a program to help grieving people cope with their loss
06/20/2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  
June 01, 2006  
Kim Wade, Public Relations Director  
BAKER COMMUNICATIONS  
859-245-1100  
 
(Lexington, KY)— On Saturday, August 26 at 9 a.m., The Lexington Cemetery is sponsoring “Growing Through Grief”, a program designed to normalize the grief process and help people who have experienced a loss find ways to put some joy into their lives once again. During the program a grief recovery specialist will offer suggestions for coping and teach people how to grow through their grief.  

MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE TO BE HELD AT LEXINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
05/19/2006
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:  
May 19, 2006  
CONTACT: Kim Wade  
Public Relations Director  
kim_wade@bakercomm.com  
 
 
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE TO BE HELD AT LEXINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY  
 
LEXINGTON, KY –On Memorial Day, Monday, May 29, family friends and patriotic Americans will gather at The Lexington National Cemetery to remember and honor men and women who died while serving in...