Wilmore News

All they did was send out a mailing to as many active or retired military officers they knew of in Kentucky or to their spouses who are auxiliary members.

Christian Books Examiner rates this: " Feed your faith and your fears will starve to death "- from Brandilyn Collins newest novel " Exposure ". What can make paranoid columnist Kaycee Raye confront her many irrational fears of, well, you name it just about everything? A missing child named Hannah.

Joint comp plan ready to be unveiled The Jessamine County Comprehensive Plan Update Development Committee has finished its final draft of the Jessamine County Joint Comprehensive Plan and is ready to present it to the public and the two planning commission Jan.

Schools team up for food drive Students from East Jessamine and West Jessamine High Schools teamed up this holiday season to collect nearly 15,000 cans of food and distribute them to needy families.

Mr. Conway, I'm quite certain that being such a huge supporter of corporate America, you will, no do Failure to stimulate Comment by tweldon : Monday, December 14 Every time I read your column, Mr.

I'll be honest-- If you can understand everything he's talking about, you're WAY smarter than me.

Ky. BOE proposing preschool expansion With the recent talk in Kentucky of additional budget cuts in education has come speculation that preschool could be on the chopping block for the first time.

MRS predicts $80K for Wilmore from Amnesty Projections from Municipal Revenue Solutions show as much as $119,000 coming to Wilmore from its tax amnesty program that it has been working on since the city hired the service in May.

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When winter strikes, road safety street department's No. 1 priority By Mike Moore Street departments throughout Jessamine County are gearing up for the winter season by replenishing their salt supplies in preparation for the icy weather.

N'ville man rescued from Ky. River A Jessamine County man is safely ashore after firefighters from Jessamine County and Garrard County spent several hours searching for him along the Kentucky River.

When Mother Teresa accepted the Nobel Peace Prize for her work among the poor of India, she told the story of a starving Hindu family.

You better watch out. You better not cry. Santa Claus is coming ... downtown. The Wilmore Old Fashioned Christmas celebrates its 21st installment Saturday complete with lights, decorations, refreshments and a visit from the jolly old elf himself.

The powers that be at Time, magazine, however, did their best to increase the former football star's menace factor for a June 27 1994 cover.

The Broken Sidewalk blog on urbanism in Louisville wants your online vote on the best new buildings and artwork in 2009.

At the Jessamine County Public Library's last monthly board meeting on Oct. 21, more than 50 members of the public showed up and were not allowed to speak.

Many people can rattle off the foods by memory: Turkey, ham, dressing, corn, green beans, cranberry sauce.

An evangelist yelled at the Jessamine County Public Library Board, then turned his attention to the seated crowd of more than 100: "If this is not pornography, what is?" He had passed out photocopies of a page out of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier to each of the board's members, and he held a copy aloft as he spoke.

The former secretary and treasurer for the Buckeye Volunteer Fire Department was sentenced Friday to 10 years in prison for stealing thousands of dollars from the organization.

The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that the 119-year-old private school, with an enrollment of more than 1,600, will change its name to more closely reflect its current status.