Lexington residents are advised to prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday amid a chance of winter storms approaching next week, as local meteorologist Chris Bailey has noted a change in weather patterns. The city recently experienced its first snowstorm of the season, marking a shift towards colder temperatures.
With Thanksgiving fast approaching, it is essential for those in Lexington to know which local stores will be open for last-minute grocery needs. Several supermarkets and retail outlets have adjusted their hours for the holiday.
Thanksgiving Store Hours in Lexington:
In addition to store hours, residents should be aware of changes to city services during the holiday week. There will be no city waste collection on Thursday, November 28, or Friday, November 29. Residents who usually have trash picked up on these days are instructed to place their cans at the curb on Wednesday, November 27, after 4 p.m. for early morning collection.
Important Trash Collection Details:
For Lexington residents looking to travel for Thanksgiving or those opting not to cook, it’s crucial to plan accordingly. The forecast for a winter storm adds urgency to preparations, potentially affecting holiday travel plans.
For inquiries regarding trash collection or local business hours, residents can contact the city’s service center at LexCall 311 or by calling 859-425-2255.
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