This weekend, May 9-10, was the opening weekend for the Winchester-Clark County Farmers’ Market. Lasting from 8am to 12pm, rain or shine. The Market started in 1989 and is still going strong 37 years ...

Have you noticed? So many TV ads from Andy Barr and Nate Morris, two candidates for US Senate. TV advertising costs a lot, and where do you think that money is coming from? Not much from you and me, ...

Each year, the Winchester-Clark County Chamber of Commerce unites the Clark County community at its annual banquet. People from all walks of life, from local athletics to banking and more, gather to ...

Among my childhood memories, I recall few things more thrilling than the circus we attended when I was seven years old. It ...

1) Can you provide some of your personal and professional background and connection with Clark County? I was born in Clark County, and my family can trace its lineage back over 200 years in this ...

LEXINGTON – As grass begins to grow and lawn care ramps up across Kentucky, it’s an important time to remind families that lawn mowers, while part of a familiar routine, can cause serious and ...

The week of April 23, 2026, as Mother’s Day approached, 22-year-old Fernando Mendoza faced off against 50-year-old NFL legend Peyton Manning. Here’s what happened. Fernando was about to be selected as ...

Some would say the odds of winning a softball game when down by six runs in a team’s last at bat are about .1-.5%. On Saturday, May 2, in the Jackie McCloud Classic, the Lady Cards not only faced such ...

“Leadership Tourism Day was more than a tour. It was a full experience, a celebration of place, and a meaningful reminder of what makes Winchester-Clark County so special.” So said Winchester-Clark ...

On Wednesday morning, Kentucky Riverkeeper held a watercolor workshop at their location on Main Street, inviting anyone aged 14 and up to join and experience the joys of watercolor firsthand. The ...

The Clark County Public Library officially celebrated the arrival of its new bookmobile with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday, May 3, 2026. The event drew dozens of residents to 370 S. Burns Ave.

FRANKFORT – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is designating approximately 3,814 river miles of occupied critical habitat for four freshwater mussels in Kentucky and 16 other states. The mussels ...