Habitat breaks ground on new Lincoln Street home

Habitat for Humanity sup­port­ers gath­ered on Lincoln Street to wel­come Crystal and Nathan Primrose and their daugh­ter, Kyrie, as the non­prof­it began work on the family’s future home. The project marks the sec­ond phase of Habitat’s part­ner­ship with Winchester city gov­ern­ment to revi­tal­ize the neigh­bor­hood through new hous­ing on donat­ed lots. The Primroses, who have rent­ed in Richmond for nine... 
Bryan Kirby, board president of Habitat for Humanity for Madison and Clark Counties, speaks at a groundbreaking ceremony for the home of the Primrose family, right. They are Nathan, his wife, Crystal, and their daughter, Kyrie.(Randy Patrick)

Mary Nunnelley’s hidden role in Clark County history

Richmond Madison “Doc” Nunnelley farmed in Clark County after mov­ing from Somerset, but the prop­er­ty sto­ry appears to cen­ter on his wife, Mary Calmes Nunnelley. Deeds show Mary buy­ing and sell­ing farms around Lower Howard’s Creek, pro­tect­ing her inher­i­tance and invest­ments through a court peti­tion that kept her prop­er­ty sep­a­rate from her husband’s debts. The cou­ple lat­er sold their Forest... 
Nunnelley House in Winchester

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  • Habitat breaks ground on new Lincoln Street home

    Habitat breaks ground on new Lincoln Street home

    Habitat for Humanity sup­port­ers gath­ered on Lincoln Street to wel­come Crystal and Nathan Primrose and their daugh­ter, Kyrie, as the non­prof­it began work on the family’s future home. The project marks the sec­ond phase of Habitat’s part­ner­ship with Winchester city gov­ern­ment to revi­tal­ize the neigh­bor­hood through new hous­ing on donat­ed lots. The Primroses, who have rent­ed in Richmond for nine years, said the oppor­tu­ni­ty to become first-time home­own­ers is emo­tion­al and… 

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  • Little Lambs Playpen gives kids room to imagine

    Little Lambs Playpen gives kids room to imagine

    Winchester par­ents look­ing for a safe indoor play option for young chil­dren now have one down­town. Little Lambs Playpen, opened in July by Amy and Tim Keltner, offers imag­i­na­tive play, birth­day par­ty space, a nurs­ing room and a chang­ing room at 16 North Main Street. Amy says the idea grew from want­i­ng a local place where fam­i­lies could get kids out of the house with­out leav­ing town. The playpen wel­comes children… 

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  • Humanism, community, and the ten commitments

    Humanism, community, and the ten commitments

    The lat­est episode of the Voices of Winchester pod­cast has dropped, and it’s one that should appeal to any­one look­ing for belong­ing and accep­tance and a non-reli­gious com­mu­ni­ty of com­pas­sion­ate friends. In this episode, Pete Koutoulas and Rebecca Ison have a wide-rang­ing con­ver­sa­tion about human­ism, what it means to live with­out reli­gious belief, and how human­ists try to build a bet­ter com­mu­ni­ty through action. They also walk through the Humanists of… 

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  • Winchester woman finds recovery, purpose, and a second chance at life

    Winchester woman finds recovery, purpose, and a second chance at life

    Tammy Stewart spent years bat­tling opi­oid addic­tion in Winchester before hit­ting rock bot­tom on Dec. 4, 2014, the day she was arrest­ed. She chose to stay in the Clark County Detention Center for 105 days, vol­un­tar­i­ly, emerg­ing clean and deter­mined to rebuild her life. What fol­lowed was a remark­able trans­for­ma­tion: shoul­der surgery that end­ed her chron­ic pain, grad­u­a­tion from the Drug Court pro­gram, an asso­ciate degree from BCTC, and a seat… 

    Read more: Winchester woman finds recov­ery, pur­pose, and a sec­ond chance at life

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