‘RISING’ documents loss, resilience, and Kentucky’s long road back
Winchester pride festival celebrates community stories
Features
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Frances Figart’s Clark Co. roots shape Smokies writing
Read more: Frances Figart’s Clark Co. roots shape Smokies writingClark County native Frances Figart’s new book, Word from the Smokies: A Nature Reader, gathers 24 pieces from her weekly column exploring the natural world of the Great Smoky Mountains. Steve Flairty traces Figart’s path from a childhood in Trapp, Kentucky, through work in Lexington, life in the Daniel Boone National Forest and eventual immersion in Southern Appalachia. Along the way, Figart’s love of wildlife, conservation and place deepened into a…
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Change Collective KY gives parents a place
Read more: Change Collective KY gives parents a placeChange Collective KY, a Winchester-based parent-led organization founded by Valerie Frost, is building an independent space for Kentucky parents to find practical help and document their experiences with schools, healthcare systems, CPS, courts and other public services. Through its Parent Real Talk Resource Library, community events and family experience intake tool, the organization aims to turn individual stories into meaningful patterns while remaining accountable to the families who share them. Frost…
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Recovery, hope and community take center stage
Read more: Recovery, hope and community take center stageRecovery took center stage at Winchester’s Rally for Recovery, where neighbors gathered for food, music, games, resources, and stories of hope. Now in its 11th year, the event honored people rebuilding their lives and the community partners walking beside them. Organizers prepared to feed up to 500 attendees, while first-time visitors praised the rally’s size, energy, and welcoming spirit. Through firsthand reflections from Lindsay Horseman, social work student Jaxon, and attendee…
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Winchester keeps Halloween Mainia tradition alive
Read more: Winchester keeps Halloween Mainia tradition aliveWhen the City of Winchester stepped away from organizing Halloween Mainia, local business owners, organizations and volunteers stepped forward to keep the downtown tradition alive. Led by Shannon Tipton of The Crystal Coven Mystic Cottage, the new Halloween Mainia Committee is preserving a beloved community celebration while adding The Pumpkin Quest, a free family event focused on creativity, pumpkins and shared memories. This year’s Halloween Mainia returns to Main Street on…



















