Education
Students sue KY for failing to provide ‘adequate and equitable public education’
From Kentucky Lantern By McKenna Horsley Citing what it calls “Kentucky’s rapidly declining standard of education,” a student ...
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Sen. Douglas files bill adding specifications to medical review board process
According to a news release sent out by the Commonwealth of Kentucky Senate Majority Caucus, State Sen. Donald ...
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Jessamine County first day back in school, Superintendent responds to use of alternate transportation
The year’s first winter storm closed Jessamine County Public Schools last week and Monday, Jan. 13. Tuesday was ...
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Brown-Forman announces massive changes, including layoffs
Kentucky Today By Tom Latek Louisville-based Brown-Forman Corporation, whose products include Woodford Reserve Bourbon and Jack Daniels Tennessee ...
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21-Day Meditation Course at Asbury is result of Jessamine Journal hack
A hacked email sent out a false calendar event at Asbury University from the Jessamine Journal. The email ...
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Menards Richmond hosting food drive
Menards home improvement stores across the country, including the Richmond location, are now serving as drop sites for ...
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Local wrestlers take it to the mat
East and West Jessamine High Schools wrestling teams placed in the December 28 Tates Creek invitational. In the ...
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Adult male remains found by hikers in Jessamine County
In a press release posted on the Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office Facebook, it was announced that two hikers ...
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The search for two Nicholasville men continues
Anthony Quinn, a 42-year-old, has been missing since August 8-10 this year, and 27-year-old Timmy Sterner has been ...
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Federal judge upholds ban on Title IX gender rules that were at odds with KY law
from the Kentucky Lantern By McKenna Horsley A federal judge in Kentucky has reaffirmed his decision to block ...