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Kiwanis Club of Winchester
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Kiwanis Club of Winchester is a nonprofit organization that promotes the welfare of children in our community. As the oldest meeting club in Winchester with over 100 years of service, we provide Clark County students with opportunities for growth through our BUG (Bringing Up Grades) and mentorship programs. We issue scholarships to new graduates, nurture…
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Legacy Greenscapes
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Legacy Greenscapes is the non-profit organization committed to the stewardship and management of Legacy Grove Park, a sprawling 30-acre inclusive and accessible park nestled in Winchester, KY. In the past year, Legacy Grove Park has seen remarkable growth in its natural beauty and the breadth of programs and events it offers, and it's all thanks…
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Jeff’s Playlist: Twelve Dreams of Doctor Sardonicus
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Last week I presented a Spirit album that was a personal favorite of mine, Spirit of ’76. This week I would like to follow up with Spirit’s classic Twelve Dreams of Doctor Sardonicus. I don’t know where the album name came from but it never mattered because this was a fantastic album. Along with all…
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Local group expands community ties through musical harmonies
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Local music brings communities together. The music is personal, a shared conversation between friends. Music that stirs emotions comes from a place of honesty within oneself; we identify with it because it speaks to a truth we often do not allow ourselves to feel or admit to. This is no easy feat. Homegrown artists reaching…
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Israel-Hamas war is as senseless as it is tragic
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What Hamas did in early October cannot be excused on any level. The outright murder of civilians, including, as war always does, women and children is simply not pardonable. It was an act both foolhardy and stupid and would never accomplish anything other than the utmost disdain from all reasonable people. And the almost-immediate official…
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Calling Black elders in Clark County: your help is needed
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Students at George Rogers Clark High School will soon have a unique opportunity to hear first-hand what it was like for African Americans living in Clark County during the time of segregation. But for that to happen, their teacher needs help from the Black community. Eloise Lynch is an English teacher at GRC. One of…