Nicholasville News

Lexington Cemetery will hold a Memorial Day observance at 11 a.m. Monday to honor those who have died in military service.

A lawsuit challenging Gov. Steve Beshear's decision to implement a health benefit exchange under the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will proceed after a judge denied the state's motion to dismiss.

A couple months from now, Victoria Hulsing expects to arrive in Baltimore physically and mentally exhausted.

With the sunset sky reflecting off the water boaters and fishermen enjoy the Henderson riverfront Wednesday evening.

Alltech founder Pearse Lyons said Monday that the Nicholasville-based nutrition company was pressing forward with plans to expand its brewery in Lexington.

Robin and Chris Sparks enjoyed some beer cheese and wine during the 2013 Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest Saturday afternoon in downtown Nicholasville.

From appetizers to desserts, there was plenty of food to be tasted at the 16th annual Taste of Jessamine County held Friday night at West Jessamine High School.

Since House Bill 415, known as the texting while driving law, was signed into law by Gov.

Kentucky's change to a managed care system of delivering Medicaid services continues to rile lawmakers even though they're the ones who demanded cost-savings measures for the health care system for the poor and disabled.

The Nicholasville City Commission passed the first reading of an ordinance that would require hotels and motels operating inside the city limits to turn over their customers' information at the request of the Nicholasville public safety officials.

Around 9:15 a.m., the driver of the Rumpke truck noticed smoke billowing from the back of his truck and elected to dump a portion of his load at the intersection of Bellechase Lane and Pinewood Drive, near Edgewood Drive.

The passage of House Bill 1 in 2012, better known as the pill-mill bill, made it much more difficult for drug addicts to abuse prescription pain pills.

Wine lovers and those who want to get out and mingle and hear some live music will have the opportunity next weekend as the 10th annual Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest takes over downtown Nicholasville.

Covington Catholic sophomore Paul Huber and Ryle sophomores Austin Squires and Nadine Innes were among top local finishers at the weather-shortened Kentucky Junior Masters, which wrapped up Sunday at Champion Trace Golf Club in Nicholasville.

A Christians-only health care plan that had been banned in Kentucky could resume operations in the state next month, unless officials at the Department of Insurance opt to continue a decade-long legal fight.

Residents of Perryville soon could see construction on a portion of South Buell Street, also known as Merchant's Row, beginning with the Opera House and travelling 292 feet.

Lincoln County magistrates have accepted a bid to build a new public-use structure at First Southern Veterans Park with funding secured years ago by former U.S. Rep.

Long-standing litigation over the Westgate subdivision, which has included more than half a dozen lawsuits, has come to an end with a settlement agreement that calls for R.J. Corman Real Estate, LLC, to purchase much of the disputed land.

A few things have changed in the 45 years Kent Queen has owned his gas station on Lexington Road in Versailles.

They were married on May 1, 1948 in Nicholasville, KY. Together they built a wonderful home and life together in Richmond where they raised Randy Hill of Richmond, Janice Woolems of Indianapolis, Marcia Dietsch of Fishers and the late Jim Hill of Louisville, KY.