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Home invasion leads to assault
Public libraries exist for ALL taxpayers, not just the narrow minded ones who want to ensure that th Comment by kim216 : Sunday, November 15 i am so sorry for your loss sally, we love you all very much!!! call me when you can, 887-5455 Home invasion leads to assault NPD seeking suspect in attempted burglary mmooore@jessaminejournal.com November 18, ...
Whata s in a name? Ask Asbury University
Public libraries exist for ALL taxpayers, not just the narrow minded ones who want to ensure that th Comment by kim216 : Sunday, November 15 i am so sorry for your loss sally, we love you all very much!!! call me when you can, 887-5455 Asbury changing designation to 'University' March 4, 2010 Tyler Young tyoung@jessaminejournal.com November 18, ...
Nicholasville Home Invasion Victim Talks To LEX18
The victims of an early morning home invasion in Nicholasville say they're so upset, they've gone into hiding.
Homeowner attacked in home invasion
A homeowner had a frightening encounter early Wednesday when he came face to face with a robber.
Former Fletcher aide running for Congress
A former staffer of Gov. Ernie Fletcher announced Tuesday he will seek the Republican nomination for the 6th Congressional District seat.
When the "Welcome" flag outside your house gets torn by the wind and worn by the years, you can figure out how to dispose of it.
Jessamine native flexing acting chops
When Marianne Miller was a freshman at the University of Evansville, she didn't take any special note of the name on the front of her acting textbook.
Charla Nash reveals disfigured face to Oprah after brutal chimp attack
April Truitt feeds a chimpanzee at the Primate Rescue Center near Nicholasville, Ky., on Wednesday, Feb.
Nicholasville home to be on The Today Show
A Nicholasville home will be featured on NBC's Today Show on Friday. The residence of Wendy Bogue of New Beginnings Interiors said her home at 411 West Maple Street was selected to be featured in Barbara Corcoran's real estate segment on the show.
JCDC work-release inmate killed in accident
The Jessamine County Public Library has a long history with censorship. One of my kids brought hom EJHS student dies in wreck, brother injured Comment by sh1964 : Monday, November 9 so very saddened by this family's loss.
EJHS student dies in wreck, brother injured
An East Jessamine High School student was killed early Saturday morning in a single-vehicle collision on Ky.
Jessamine Co. Wildlife Refuge Makes Urgent Appeal For Donations
A Jessamine County animal refuge is asking the public for some unusual help in order to be able to feed its animal population.
KY Library Fires Circ Staffers for Refusing to Check Out Graphic Novel
This article originally appeared in SLJ's Extra Helping. Sign up now! By Lauren Barack -- School Library Journal, 11/4/2009 2:00:00 PM Two circulation staffers at the Jessamine County Public Library in Nicholasville, KY, have lost their jobs for refusing to let an 11-year-old girl check out a book in the graphic novel series "The League of ...
$5mil loan secures McKechniea s future
The United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development was instrumental in securing a guaranteed $5 million loan from Citizens Commerce National Bank which will enable long-term financing to McKechnie Vehicle Components in Nicholasville, according to a news release.
Jessamine man dies in Sulphur Well wreck
A Jessamine County man died Saturday after losing control of his truck and crashing through a plank fence, according to Jessamine County Chief Deputy Allen Peel.
Mercury spill causes lockdown at West
Students at West Jessamine High School had a long and unusal Friday after a small mercury spill caused several minutes of confusion and several hours of screening for contamination while parents waited outside.
Ghost, ghouls free to haunt Main Street Friday night
The Spooky Time on Main will be from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Friday, Oct. 30. The event will take place on Main Street and the Jessamine County Courthouse lawn.
Commission OKs Warner Printing bid
The Nicholasville City Commission voted 4-1 to award a $21,197 bid to Warner Printing during its regular meeting Monday afternoon.
Planners ponder legality of towing company relocation
A question of legality in approving a towing service to set up shop on Imperial Way forced the Nicholasville Planning and Zoning Commission to table the vote until Attorney Bobby Gullette can research the issue.