Nicholasville News

On the 2011 return, Long said, will be an additional $214,000 paid for fire and law enforcement services around the Kentucky Horse Park.

All incumbent state lawmakers from Fayette County hope to return to office next year, but a few will have opponents in this year's elections.

A new map of Kentucky's congressional districts is on the verge of becoming law.

Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear has named the 23 members to a new Blue Ribbon Commission on Tax Reform, which will be led by Lt.

While this year's winter has lacked its snowy punch, local governments in Jessamine County have reaped the savings as road crews have had a quiet season.

The Nicholasville City Commission is one step away from enacting an ordinance that would make it tougher for businesses to sell "synthetic" drugs.

A Jessamine Circuit Court jury awarded a former women's basketball coach nearly $400,000 last week in a civil trial against Asbury University in Wilmore.

Facing a May 31 state deadline for a plan to better handle industrial sewage, the Shepherdsville City Council on Monday night hired an environmental consultant who previously worked for the state Division of Water.

Lexington's Trever Young faces a first-degree rape and other charges stemming from a November 2011 incident.

A Nicholasville man has filed as a candidate for the Kentucky House of Representatives in the 45th District - a seat that only included parts of Fayette County until earlier this month.

It was a swift session for the Nicholasville Planning Commission on Monday night as it started off the first meeting of 2012 by approving a handful of amendments with little discussion.

Louisville-based Christian Care Communities and The Joseph Group, a Lexington real estate developer, will break ground Tuesday on a $30 million senior living community in Nicholasville.

The city of Nicholasville is in the process of coming up with a solution for a hole in the asphalt near the drive-through lane at Member's Heritage Federal Credit Union, located at 1039 N. Main St.

Nicholasville bookkeepers got an A-plus on their annual audit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011, according to Leta Mattingly with the Nicholasville-based Fain, Mattingly & Associates P.S.C. Certified Public Accountants.

The Charles Crouse family has run the Wilmore Cemetery for nearly 60 years. Recently, it asked the city of Wilmore to take over the operations of the cemetery.

Facing a May 31 state deadline for a plan to better handle industrial sewage, the Shepherdsville City Council on Monday night hired an environmental consultant who previously worked for the state Division of Water.

Governor Steve Beshear on Monday joined community leaders and company officials from SMC LLC to announce the company will establish a manufacturing facility in Nicholasville.

A man has filed a lawsuit against a Danville company alleging he was wrongfully fired because he came to work with a pistol in his vehicle.

Areas of Kentucky that saw the most snow totals were Richmond with about two inches, Lawrenceburg and Nicholasville with about an inch-and-a-half each, Harrodsburg with three inches, Versailles with an inch, Stanton with a little over an inch and Beattyville with over three inches.