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Asbury holds annual President’s Breakfast
Jessamine County business and government leaders and members of the Asbury Seminary joined Asbury University for its annual ...
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Wilmore to host Arbor Day Celebration
April is sometimes called Earth Month, and to celebrate this special month, the Wilmore Community Development Board is ...
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Voter registration deadline approaching
With the primary election approaching, so is the state’s deadline for registering to vote. The last day ...
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Asbury University announces Computer Science major
Staff Report In Fall 2024, Asbury University students will have the opportunity to major in Computer Science. The ...
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Striping Operations starts in Jessamine County
Staff Report The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has released a press release providing information about upcoming striping operations in ...
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Marrow says programs must be ‘vigilant’ in NIL, portal era
Vince Marrow still remembers the doubts many had when he arrived at Kentucky with new coach Mark Stoops ...
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Registration deadline Monday for May primary
Secretary of State Michael Adams, in his role as Kentucky’s Chief Election Officer, is reminding everyone that the ...
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Marrow says programs must be ‘vigilant’ in NIL, portal era
Vince Marrow still remembers the doubts many had when he arrived at Kentucky with new coach Mark Stoops ...
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215 bills passed as General Assembly wraps up
It was quiet in the House and Senate chambers on Tuesday, as members of the General Assembly wrapped ...
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Holland: An optimist chooses to see life differently
By Billy Holland Columnist The older we are, the more we can see how the world has ...
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Godbey: Why do we do that
By Jack Godbey Columnist Sometimes there are things we go through that only a cheeseburger will fix. My ...
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KSP and Special Olympics team up to ‘Cover the Cruiser’
The Kentucky State Police (KSP) are partnering with Special Olympics Kentucky to “Cover the Cruiser,” April 19-26, as ...
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Pope hire excites former teammate Epps
Former University of Kentucky point guard Anthony Epps admits he was “very excited” when UK named Mark Pope, ...
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2 Louisville men sentenced on federal charges involving minors
Two Louisville men have been sentenced to federal prison in separate cases involving attempted online enticement of a ...
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Roark: The extending tick season
By Steve Roark Contributing Writer Since I’m in the woods a lot it’s reasonable to assume that ...
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Taylor’s Take: True love never dies
Somewhere in the deep corners of the internet, I once read, “True love never dies.” I’ve tested that ...
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Veterans Cemetery in Hyden receives award
The Kentucky Veterans Cemetery South East (KVCSE) in Hyden will be receiving the National Cemetery Administration’s (NCA) Stewardship ...
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New Jewelry Business comes to Jessamine County
Staff Report A jewelry business has joined the ranks of the Jessamine County Chamber of Commerce. ...
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Former Owsley County Clerk pleads guilty to official misconduct
Staff Report Attorney General Russell Coleman announced that legal action by the Attorney General’s Office of Special ...
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Pope comes home to coach Cats
Kentucky turned to one of its own to coach the Wildcats. Mark Pope, a former player and most ...
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Real estate group seeks to connect with community
Correction: The Jessamine Journal originally wrote in this article that there are 44 members in the Allnutt Group. ...
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More late vehicle registration notices being sent
By Tom Latek Registration renewals typically sent in March to applicable Kentucky vehicle owners have been delayed ...
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Couch was almost a Vol
Soon, former University of Kentucky legend Tim Couch will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. ...
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Godbey: Expressions don’t always give accurate meaning
By Jack Godbey Columnist Sometimes when you get a craving, you just have to give in to it. ...
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More late vehicle registration notices being sent
Registration renewals typically sent in March to applicable Kentucky vehicle owners have been delayed to mid-April due to ...