Winchester honors veterans at new memorial
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Launch Lab helps Clark County teens build businesses
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Local concerns and national issues drive voters
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Charles wins county leadership as Reed returns as mayor
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Who’s on Clark County’s ballot this Election Day?
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Dorsey vows school support, win or lose
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Craycraft: Data center firm interested in county
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Mayoral candidates clash on taxes and downtown
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City candidates weigh housing, business and technology
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Data center debate absent from court agenda
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Two school board members indicted for theft
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Winchester in running for major drug manufacturer
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Trump parachutes to KY to stump for Republicans in safe seats, give GOP nod in ‘tight race’
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Fiscal Court meeting rescheduled
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Features
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Finding identity and purpose through ‘SEEN by W23’
Read more: Finding identity and purpose through ‘SEEN by W23’Stephen T. Miller launched SEEN by W23 in October 2025, turning his journey of self-discovery into a faith-centered clothing line and movement. SEEN stands for Seen, Equipped, Empowered, and Needed, reflecting his hope that people recognize their worth beyond titles and accomplishments. Shaped by childhood loss, Army service, and the love of his grandson, Miller emphasizes identity, responsibility, and connection. With support from family, friends, and collaborators, he is building a…
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Winchester honors veterans at new memorial
Read more: Winchester honors veterans at new memorialAbout 100 people gathered at Winchester’s new World War II/Korean War Memorial on East Broadway for a Veterans Day ceremony honoring those who served. Retired Col. Joseph A. Tirone delivered the keynote address, recognizing veterans’ contributions across America’s wars. The program included prayers, patriotic observances and musical performances. Mary Jo Hatchett, director of Clark and Madison Habitat for Humanity, outlined efforts with the Clark County Veterans Council to provide housing for…
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The places my father left behind
Read more: The places my father left behindOn the roads between Pap’s Place and Sandy Hook, Misty Gay finds reminders of her father everywhere: barns he built, fields he tended, and a street where they danced. After his pancreatic cancer diagnosis, their remaining time brought porch conversations, shared meals, and an apology that made room for grace without erasing old hurts. A final dance with his granddaughter and a simple request for a biscuit became memories she would…
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Hannah Toole eager to tell Winchester’s tourism story
Read more: Hannah Toole eager to tell Winchester’s tourism storyHannah Toole is bringing her background in sales, hospitality and city government to her new role as Winchester and Clark County’s tourism director. She hopes to build on downtown’s progress while drawing more attention to outdoor attractions, agricultural destinations and local history. Regional partnerships, expanded access to nature and a revived Beer Cheese Trail are among the opportunities she sees. Toole also wants more funding and venues for larger events. With…
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