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Black History Month in Jessamine County

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CAMP NELSON, Ky. — The precursor to Black History Month was created in 1926, when African American historian Carter G. Woodson and his Association for the Study of African-American Life and History designated the second week of February as “Black History Week.” The week was intentionally chosen as it coincided with the birthdays of President Abraham Lincoln and Civil Rights hero Frederick Douglass. Over the following decades, Black History Week …Nicholasville · Nicholasville Read Article

Jessamine County to host Casey's Law, Narcan training event

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NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. — The Nicholasville Police Department, Wilmore Police Department and Jessamine County Health Department will host a Casey’s Law information and Narcan training event Thursday, Feb. 26, at the Nicholasville Police Department Community Room. The event is intended to provide education, resources and training related to substance use disorder, involuntary treatment options and overdose treatment with Narcan. Speaking with The Jess…Nicholasville · Nicholasville Read Article

Amy Edwina Shearer, 61

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Amy Edwina Shearer, age 61, entered into the Lord’s presence on 12/18/2025. Amy was born to Gordon and Dorothy Thompson on 2/3/1964 in Lexington, KY. She helped her father on their farm at a young age. Amy loved riding the tractor with her daddy, working the garden and activities at church. She played clarinet and was captain of the Jessamine County Flag Corp. Amy earned an accounting degree from Berea College and the University of Kentucky. Amy…Nicholasville · Nicholasville Read Article

UK alumna speaks on why primates should be cared for

The Lewis Honors College hosted a talk as part of its “Ideas That Matter” series on how to care for primates and how complex they are as a species. On Feb. 3, the University of Kentucky alumna Eileen Dallaire hosted the event on anthropology, which was open to students and staff to attend. Dallaire talked about why primates are worth studying and how to care for them in the modern world. Studying primates as her job was not intentional, and some…Primates · Nicholasville Read Article

Bill would ensure SNAP benefits remain intact

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Legislation introduced in the Senate and House would ensure Kentucky families do not lose access to SNAP benefits if the federal government temporarily stops or delays payments during a federal shutdown or funding lapse. Senate Bill 135 and House Bill 522, sponsored respectively by Sen. Cassie Chambers Armstrong, D-Louisville, and Rep. Anne Gay Donworth, D-Lexington, would establish a narrow, time-limited process that allow…Nicholasville · Nicholasville See the Story

Tree care during winter

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Yard trees add a lot of personal enjoyment and equity to a home. They are a long-term investment and so maintenance to keep them healthy is well worth the time. What follows are a couple of tree care projects that I often see mishandled. Proper pruning: Pruning is not something you do every year, but occasionally you need to prune up a tree to provide clearance below it, or to remove a broken or dead branch. It is critical that the pruning cut b…Nicholasville · Nicholasville See the Story

Bill hoping to make Kentucky-grown foods more accessible

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FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Legislation designed to help Kentucky farmers more easily share their products in students’ meals advanced to the Senate floor, after winning approval from the Senate Agriculture Committee. Sen. Jason Howell, R-Murray, the sponsor of Senate Bill 5, considered one of that chamber’s priority measures due to its low number, said one of the prime goals is to put more locally grown produce into schools to benefit students’ nutri…Food & Drink · Nicholasville See the Story

Pioneer Story with an unhappy ending

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The family of Samuel Davies resided in what is now Lincoln County, Kentucky in 1782, when an Indian attacked him by surprise while he was working in a field. It was fortunate that he bested the Indian as he hurried to the family cabin, wife and kids, where he found they too were in danger. As he neared the family dwelling he concealed himself in a nearby field to assess the situation. He soon determined his cabin was full of Indians. Unable to r…Nicholasville · Nicholasville See the Story

Unexpected win comes for Pope

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Moreno settles into his role

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LEXINGTON — Kentucky freshman Malachi Moreno has settled into his role on the court, and it’s starting to show. Moreno connected on a buzzer-beating basket in a 75-74 win at LSU on Jan. 14 and is averaging 8.6 points and 6.5 rebounds per game through the first 22 games. He had 11 points and two pivotal blocks in an 85-77 win over Arkansas on Saturday night. “I’m just finding my fit (and) just being able to make plays for my teammates has really …Nicholasville · Nicholasville See the Story