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Man Who Allegedly Slammed Truck Into Home Of Jessamine County Constable Arrested
A Jessamine County constable who caught a pickup truck slamming into his home in Nicholasville early Thursday morning on surveillance video says the man allegedly behind the wheel has been arrested.
Suspected Drunk Driver Plows Into Home Of Jessamine County Constable, Flees
A suspected drunk driver plowed a truck into the home of a Jessamine County constable then pulled out and drove away Thursday morning.
Change of Nicholasville government measure to be on November's ballot
Nicholasville Council Petition Committee chairman Perry Barnes presented Jessamine County Clerk Eva McDaniel a notebook binder with 3,285 signatures on May 1. McDaniel certified that 2,765 signatures were valid, which was enough to get the measure put on November's general-election ballot.
Board accepts Wilburn bid of $9 million for Nicholasville Elementary School renovation
The price tag for next year's comprehensive renovation of Nicholasville Elementary School is lower than district officials feared but higher than originally projected.
Jessamine County district leaders promoted to be 3 new assistant superintendents
The three new assistant superintendents of Jessamine County Schools are, from left to right, chief operations officer Jimmy Adams, formerly director of secondary schools; chief academic officer Kathy Fields, formerly director of teaching and learning; and chief of staff Matt Moore, formerly director of special programs.
High Bridge Fire House getting face-lift
For more than 22 years, the High Bridge Fire House served as a rescue service for the residents of High Bridge and a community gathering spot for bean and potluck fundraiser suppers until it disbanded.
Felony offender indicted for sodomy of 14-year-old
David Ray Angel, 33, was indicted by a Jessamine County grand jury April 27 and pleaded not guilty May 11 during his arraignment to charges of second-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse of a minor.
Romney, Barr carry Jessamine in primary election
At left, John Black received his 'I Voted" sticker from volunteer Elsie Barns on Tuesday after he cast his ballot in the 2012 Kentucky Primary Election at the Jessamine County Sheriff's Office.
Election problems minimal by mid-day Tuesday
As of mid-morning Tuesday, there had been only four calls about election problems to a state hotline, according to Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway's office.
Playhouse at Waveland brings back memories for Lexington woman
A photograph published in the Lexington Herald-Leader of a child-size cabin on the grounds of the Waveland state historic site brought back precious memories for 86-year-old Oneida Cassity last month.
Gardening at Kentucky jails is a growing trend
Inmates from the Harlan County Detention Center harvested beans last August. More and more counties in the state have instituted jail gardens in recent years.
Elderly Woman Has Purse Snatched At Nicholasville Walmart
The incident happened at about 5:30 p.m. Thursday. Police say a man snatched a purse from an 84-year-old woman, pushing her to the ground in the process.
Kentuckians fought for Michigan in Battle of the River Raisin
Two decades before Texans created the battle cry, "Remember the Alamo!" there were Kentuckians who cried, "Remember the Raisin!" after one of the bloodiest battles of the War of 1812.
Noticeable dip in food donations for this year's Stamp Out Hunger drive
This year there was a sizable lack donations made by the community to Stamp Out Hunger - a nationwide food drive where people can leave out nonperishable foods for their letter carriers to pick up and take to a community center for local distribution.
Jessamine County Fiscal Court votes to help keep money in employees' pockets
After a polarizing voting session, the Jessamine County Fiscal Court decided on several key factors that would save money for more than 100 of the 200-plus county employees on their health insurance premiums at the county's expense.
Jessamine County to make traffic school available soon
Dealing with minor traffic offenses will not longer be major hassle since the county has struck an agreement with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Division of Drivers License.
EMPT classes offer the human touch
There is more to being a good paramedic than strict medical knowledge and discipline.
Jessamine County school board prepares to approve redistricting plan
A comprehensive redistricting for schools will go through a first and second reading in May and June, giving the community one last chance to opine on the changes before they become official.
Jessamine's own Johnson takes helm of East Jessamine band program
Tim Johnson stood with his band at East Jessamine High School during the "Jammin' with the Jags" event on Saturday.
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