Clark, KY

FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Judicial Branch announced Wednesday that it has received an unmodified opinion, the highest level of assurance an auditor can provide, on its Fiscal Year 2026 financial […]

FRANKFORET – As Kentucky high school students and families head into “GO!vember,” the state’s annual month-long campaign to help them prepare for college and training after high school, the Kentucky […]

Camp Nelson National Cemetery and the Central Kentucky Veterans Committee (CKVC) will host a Veterans Day Ceremony at 11 a.m., on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11, 2026. This event is free and […]

In the 2026 midterms, the Democratic Party performed overwhelmingly well nationwide on Tuesday, November 3rd. In Clark County, results were more mixed. In the Clark County Judge-Executive race between Republican […]

Tuesday’s blue tsunami that gave Kentucky one more Democratic congressman, two more Democratic state senators and eight more Democratic state House members raises at least two questions: Would Gov. Andy […]

Clark County Public Library serves Winchester in several ways that deserve more attention than they sometimes receive. Its outreach program takes a bookmobile into different parts of the county, visits […]

It seems every retailer, advertiser, website, and online shopping platform apparently thinks we were born yesterday and raised by a pack of squirrels. Now, I was raised in the South, […]

I made Koolickles the other day. That sentence is likely to require two bits of context. The first bit of context requires knowing what a Koolickle is. It is a […]

Since it opened in 1919, St. Agatha Academy has hosted a variety of fundraisers to support the school, but for the past 68 years, it has held an annual Spaghetti […]

A little candy, a lot of smiles, and a whole lot of community! Strode Elementary brought the fun directly to families with its first Community Candy Crawl, turning a neighborhood […]