Friday night lights, finally, in Winchester
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Friday night lights, finally, in Winchester
Read more: Friday night lights, finalÂly, in WinchesterAfter decades away from high school sports, a long-delayed Friday night at George Rogers Clark’s Cardinal Stadium stirred old memÂoÂries and new appreÂciÂaÂtion for Pete Koutoulas. From porch-side promisÂes to finalÂly sitÂting under the lights, the evening brought footÂball, fireÂworks, music, old-fashÂioned comÂmuÂniÂty pride, and a surÂprisÂing sense of renewÂal. GRC’s comeÂback win over Huntington gave the night a scoreÂboard stoÂry, but the deepÂer moment came from the atmosÂphere: the band,…
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Winchester hot dogs launch WinCity Chowdown
Read more: Winchester hot dogs launch WinCity ChowdownLocal chef Ned Butler Royce kicks off WinCity Chowdown with a budÂget-friendÂly tour of Winchester hot dog options. From Our Market’s brats and alpha-gal-friendÂly meats to The Bodega’s Winchester and Sonoran dogs and JK’s dream-worÂthy chili cheese dog, this first installÂment celÂeÂbrates local flaÂvor, neighÂborÂly serÂvice, and affordÂable lunchÂes in Clark County. Royce brings a chef’s eye and a food lover’s enthuÂsiÂasm to familÂiar favorites, showÂing how much good eatÂing can…
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Crystal Gayle featured in local TV episode
Read more: Crystal Gayle feaÂtured in local TV episodeCountry music legÂend Crystal Gayle visÂitÂed Winchester this week to film the first local episode of Faith & Family’s “Finding Kindness” at Winchester CafĂ©. The Kentucky native reflectÂed on her roots, her career, and the peoÂple who have shaped her musiÂcal jourÂney, from Loretta Lynn to Marty Robbins. Gayle said she was drawn to the show’s posÂiÂtive mesÂsage and its focus on kindÂness at a time when audiÂences often see negativity…
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Happy 100th birthday, Ale-8-One
Read more: Happy 100th birthÂday, Ale-8-OneWinchester’s homeÂtown soft drink is celÂeÂbratÂing 100 years of proÂducÂing the unique ginÂger flaÂvored bevÂerÂage in the green botÂtles that is beloved by Kentuckians here and beyond Clark County and the Commonwealth. This is our tribÂute to our favorite soft drink.

























