Lexington, September 8, 2025
News Summary
Lexington will hold a community vigil to honor the three victims of a recent shooting spree. Mayor Linda Gorton emphasized the importance of unity and healing. The vigil offers residents a space to mourn and reflect as they confront the tragedy together. Community leaders are expected to attend as part of the healing process.
Lexington Community Unites for Vigil Following Tragic Shooting Spree
The City of Lexington is set to hold a community vigil on Tuesday, July 22, at 6 p.m. to honor the victims of a recent shooting spree that claimed the lives of three individuals. The vigil will take place at the Robert F. Stephens Courthouse Plaza, offering a space for residents to gather, remember, and find solace in the wake of this devastating event.
In light of the tragedy, Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton called for community unity, stating that Lexington has faced a challenging few days. She emphasized that the vigil provides an opportunity for residents to come together to honor the lives lost and those affected by the spate of violence.
Among those attending the vigil will be Lexington Police Chief Lawrence Weathers, Sheriff Kathy Witt, and various community leaders who will participate in the collective mourning and healing process…