Memorial marks decades of community dedication

After more than 20 years of plan­ning, fundrais­ing, delays and renewed com­mu­ni­ty sup­port, the World War II/Korean War Memorial at 18 East Broadway is com­plete. The Clark County Veterans Council’s long effort cul­mi­nat­ed with a ded­i­cat­ed site, a $100,000 state grant, local dona­tions and the instal­la­tion of 96 gran­ite mark­ers hon­or­ing Clark Countians who died in World War II and... 

School board members enter not guilty pleas

Two Clark County Board of Education mem­bers, Ashley Ritchie-Rowland and Ben Dorsey, have plead­ed not guilty to theft charges involv­ing funds from the Winchester Youth Soccer League. Both appeared before Clark District Judge Robert V. Jennings for arraign­ment July 27, and pre­lim­i­nary hear­ings are sched­uled for Sept. 2. State police com­plaints allege unau­tho­rized trans­ac­tions total­ing more than $70,000 while both... 

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  • ‘Earl the Pearl’ comes to town

    ‘Earl the Pearl’ comes to town

    Randy Patrick reports on Earl Strickland’s return to Winchester, where the pool leg­end known as “Earl the Pearl” vis­it­ed The Winchester Café for a free com­mu­ni­ty event. Strickland met local play­ers, shared col­or­ful sto­ries from past vis­its and demon­strat­ed trick shots along­side Mayor Jo Ellen Reed. The café, expect­ed to open next month for break­fast and lunch, will also serve as a film­ing loca­tion for episodes of the award-win­ning series Finding… 

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  • Winchester service week changes lives through relationships

    Winchester service week changes lives through relationships

    For the eighth time in nine years, Group Mission Trips brought about 300 stu­dents and adult lead­ers to Winchester for a week of ser­vice, home repairs and rela­tion­ship-build­ing. Volunteers rebuilt decks, con­struct­ed wheel­chair ramps and paint­ed homes for elder­ly res­i­dents, peo­ple with dis­abil­i­ties and fam­i­lies in need, all while shar­ing meals, prayers and con­ver­sa­tions with home­own­ers. Participants said the week changed more than hous­es, help­ing stu­dents grow in con­fi­dence, faith and com­pas­sion while giv­ing res­i­dents con­nec­tion, encour­age­ment and practical… 

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  • Valerie Smaldone: ‘Finding Kindness’ and a new café for Winchester

    Valerie Smaldone: ‘Finding Kindness’ and a new café for Winchester

    Host Pete Koutoulas wel­comes Valerie Smaldone, pro­duc­er and co-founder of Just Do Good Entertainment, to Voices of Winchester for a con­ver­sa­tion about “Finding Kindness” and the upcom­ing Winchester Café. Valerie dis­cuss­es her move from New York City to North Carolina and Kentucky, her mis­sion to high­light char­i­ta­ble local busi­ness­es, and the heart behind cre­at­ing fam­i­ly-friend­ly, uplift­ing enter­tain­ment. She also shares plans to film episodes in Winchester and describes the café as… 

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