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Fayette County, Kentucky Bus Companies and Stops

Abr Construction Inc
555 W Fourth St, 40508 - (call (859) 254-2866)

Bluegrass Tours
- (call 800-755-6956)
tours of Bluegrass Region for individuals, families,groups

Greyhound Lexington Kentucky
WJW INVESTMENTS LLC 477 W NEW CIRCLE RD NW Lexington, KY 40511 - (call 859-299-0428)
Founded in 1914, Greyhound Lines, Inc. is the largest provider of intercity bus transportation, serving more than 2,300 destinations with 13,000 daily departures across North America. It has become an American icon, providing safe, enjoyable and affordable travel to nearly 25 million passengers each year

Greyhound Stations And Stops In Lexington

Lextran Public Transportation Services
109 W Loudon Ave - (call (859) 255-7756)

Miller Transportation Inc
151 M L King Blvd - (call (859) 255-2707)

University Charters
3138 Custer Dr - (call (859) 619-7395)

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Fayette County Bus Related News

25 2023 - Lafayette Parish public school buses don't have A/C. Here's how to help keep students cool.
Students in Lafayette Parish have returned to school at the height of a heatwave, raising concerns among caretakers about how to help keep their children cool as they travel to and from school.

23 2023 - Two people suspected of attempting to steal mail arrested in Fayette County
Deputies say they stopped an attempt to steal mail in Fayette County over the weekend. Deputies were alerted to suspicious activity in Kenwood Business Park and spotted Demario Dequon Finley, 23, of ...

23 2023 - The Pink Team: One of Lafayette's few international businesses
When Alejandra Malo first opened her cleaning business, she could have never imagined how successful it would become within the span of 12 years.

23 2023 - 🌱 Lafayette City Hall Drop Box Payments + Future Solar Fields
Here's all the community news you need to know right now. Calling Lafayette business owners: reach local readers, attract a crowd, and make a splash with your events this summer! We have a limited ...

23 2023 - Waterloo school principal appointed business administator
The Board of Education has appointed Shaun Merrill as school district business administrator, effective Sept. 18.Merrill is currently principal of LaFayette Intermediate School on Inslee Street. He wi ...

21 2023 - Crime in NW Arkansas
BENTONVILLE -- A Benton County sheriff's deputy was arrested Saturday in connection with misdemeanor domestic abuse. FAYETTEVILLE -- A former West Fork police officer pleaded not guilty to ...

19 2023 - Craving the unique snacks from Buc-ee’s? They’re now available in Lafayette
While Buc-ee’s has yet to land in Louisiana, their snacks are now available in Acadiana thanks to a local business called Geaux Snac.

15 2023 - College of Engineering Ends Busy Season of Programs with Engineering Summer Academy
In 2023, more than 400 students were served between 18 camps hosted at the U of A in Fayetteville as well as at camps in Batesville, Blytheville, Camden, Harrison, Mena, Morrilton and Newport.

14 2023 - West Alabama Friday Briefing
Friday, August 11, 2023, is transitioning from a stormy start that left 13,000 people without power across North Alabama early this morning (300 in Fayette County) to a hot and humid end to the work ...

13 2023 - Lafayette is putting out more successful startup companies. There's a reason why.
There was plenty at stake for Shawn Johnston and Jordy Davidson. They had their idea for a business that Johnston, a longtime chiropractor, had first thought of 15 years ago.

08 2023 - 'Lower Costs, Better Care' bus tour stops in Uniontown Friday
The "Lower Costs, Better Care" bus tour stopped in Uniontown, Fayette County on Friday. County and state leaders, including Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, spoke in support of lower costs and better health ...

05 2023 - Services set for Lafayette businessman and philanthropist Mike Hillman
Hillman died last month while vacationing in Iceland; services are set for Monday at Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church.

05 2023 - Lafayette businesses offer tributes to Macon Co. sergeant killed in crash
Multiple business in the community have offered different tributes to Sgt. William Cherry in the wake of his sudden passing just after 12:30 a.m. Saturday.

July 30 2023 - Downtown Fayetteville group ready to start planning events
An association formed this year is asking the City Council for money to plan events downtown and serve as a link between the city and business owners.

July 29 2023 - Dr. Raphael Baranco was a trailblazer in Lafayette business and politics
Dr. Raphael A. Baranco Elementary School bears the name of one of Lafayette Parish’s political and community trail blazers.

July 28 2023 - West Lafayette church changes name after abuse allegations, 'painful chapter'
The congregation recently released a special statement explaining why it left the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America denomination.

July 27 2023 - Lafayette helps small business owners with capital fees through grant
Lafayette has launched a program to support and retain small businesses in the city. The 2023 Small Business Capital Grants program offers small business owners up to $5,000, or 25% of project costs.

July 27 2023 - Dave & Buster's subsidiary looks to grow in NC. Here's where it's going first
The company, which was acquired last year by entertainment company for Dave & Buster's for $835 million, will open its first location in the The Tar Heel State on Aug. 7 in Fayetteville 580 Cross ...

July 20 2023 - Dave & Buster's subsidiary looks to grow in NC – here's where it's going first
A chain of family event centers with arcade games and food is making its North Carolina debut in Fayetteville.

July 19 2023 - They are villains': Lafayette leader calls for change dealing with certain landlords
Perry Brown, Lafayette city councilman, told his fellow councilmembers that the city needed to take real action in addressing abusive landlords.

July 19 2023 - Illinois Gaming Board files third disciplinary complaint against a businessman from Highland
Lucky Lincoln Gaming, which is owned by Jeff Rehberger Jr., has nearly 1,200 machines across the state, including locations in McLean, Livingston, DeWitt, Macon, Christian, Franklin, Crawford, Fayette ...

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