Anthony M. Conrad
A Pikeville man was arrested on charges including endangering the welfare of a minor after officers with the Pikeville Police Department were dispatched to his residence to do a welfare check on his daughter.
According to an arrest citation written by PPD Sgt. Billy Ratliff, the department received a complaint reporting that Anthony Michael Conrad, 48, of Jay Street, may be neglecting his seven-year-old daughter.
Ratliff wrote that he had Officer Josh Tackett go to the residence to conduct the welfare check. Tackett, the citation said, was unable to make contact with anyone inside, but he could smell a foul odor coming from inside the residence and see that living conditions inside were âvery bad.â
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City Fitness moving to Depot District
Michael Tesh loves to take the old and turn it into something new. He did that when he took the old Lexington Farmer s Co-op building into the modern, glass-walled City Fitness gym.
Now Tesh has purchased a 50,000 square-foot-building in the Lexington Depot District at 600 S. Salisbury St. near Bull City Ciderworks where he plans to locate several of his businesses under one roof. He will move City Fitness, which opened in the old Farmer s Co-op building in March 2016 on East First Street;The District Group, a realty company he recently opened in the old National Body Paint building on Noth Main Street with partners Josh Tackett and Andrew Childers.