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Chime in on '09's best buildings, artwork
The Broken Sidewalk blog on urbanism in Louisville wants your online vote on the best new buildings and artwork in 2009.
JCPL board gets earful from public
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.
Local businesses revving up for holidays
Many people can rattle off the foods by memory: Turkey, ham, dressing, corn, green beans, cranberry sauce.
Jessamine library board hears public comment about book-checkout policy
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.
Garrard firefighter sentenced to 10 years for stealing thousands
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.
Asbury Moves To University Status
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.
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, ...
Today we honor and recognize veterans. President Barack Obama's Veterans Day proclamation said: "We have a sacred trust with those who wear the uniform of the United States of America.
50 years of community service and still strong
If you are looking for a women's club with members who are concerned with shopping trips, beauty tips, and parties, the Suburban Woman's Club of Lexington, Inc., is not for you.
The history of Halloween is filled with the undead and their incorporeal issues.
Wilmore streetscape design plans awe public
Asbury Theological Seminary and H.W. Lochner presented the design plans for the $3 million streetscape project Tuesday at Wesley Village to generally good reviews from the public.
NFD kicks off annual toy drive
The annual Nicholasville Firefighter Toy Drive will kick off Friday with the Pennies for Presents program at Walmart, Kroger on South Main Street, Kroger in Brannon Crossing and Fitch's IGA in Wilmore.
WFD asks council again to address pay structure
The Wilmore City Council heard a presentation Monday from the Wilmore Fire Department about the problems it has had recruiting and retaining volunteer firefighters, an issue that had been brought before the council June 8 but not acted upon.
Destination Jessamine hoping WEG draws visitors into Na ville, Wilmore
Destination Jessamine, a tourism group that was started in 2006 to plan for the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, is entering the final phases of preparation for next September's event.
Planners OK zoning map changes
Wilmore is one step away from getting new residential zoning that will allow it to have smaller-density developments in its limits.
The Wilmore Police Department received two federal stimulus grants from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act that will pay for new digital radios and onboard radar and camera equipment for the department.
Wesley Village honors Dr. Corbitt
Long before Dr. Phyllis Corbitt served on the board at Wesley Village, she wanted to be a missionary to Africa.
Nurse Charged In Death At VA Hospital
A Lexington, Ky., nurse charged in the death of a World War II veteran has been suspended from her job, authorities said.
Early Christianity expert to be first in new K-State history department lecture series
Was Jesus the first feminist? That's a topic that Ben Witherington III, a professor at the Asbury Theological Seminary in Wilmore, Ky., will discuss as part of the first presentation in Kansas State University's new Fred L. Parrish Lecture Series.
Walk into the ornate, 1,500-person-capacity sanctuary at the Wilmore United Methodist Church and it becomes hard to remember that before the breathtaking structure was ever built, there was an equally admired building that paved the way.