The WinCity Voices adviÂsoÂry board conÂsists of volÂunÂteer memÂbers from the comÂmuÂniÂty who work togethÂer on long-range goals, poliÂcies, site design, event planÂning, and much more. They bring a wealth of expeÂriÂence and talÂent to our orgaÂniÂzaÂtion, spanÂning jourÂnalÂism, graphÂic design, event planÂning, fisÂcal manÂageÂment, and comÂmuÂniÂty serÂvice. We’re very proud of our team!

Pete Koutoulas
Editor / Publisher / Co-founder
Pete is a retired IT proÂfesÂsionÂal. Formerly of Campton, he and his wife have lived in Winchester since 2015. Pete is a forÂmer weekÂly newsÂpaÂper pubÂlishÂer and forÂmer columÂnist for the Winchester Sun. He is active in the comÂmuÂniÂty, includÂing Humanists of Winchester and Friends of the Clark County Public Library.

Chuck Witt
Member / Co-founder
Chuck is a retired archiÂtect, a forÂmer newsÂpaÂper columÂnist, and a lifeÂlong resÂiÂdent of Winchester. A vetÂerÂan of the U.S. Marine Corps, he has a long record of comÂmuÂniÂty activism and was instruÂmenÂtal in the conÂstrucÂtion of the Winchester-Clark County Veterans Memorial in downÂtown Winchester.

Sabrina Puckett
Member
Sabrina is a retired human serÂvices proÂfesÂsionÂal. She has lived in Winchester for 35 years and is the grandÂmothÂer of two beauÂtiÂful chilÂdren: a preschool boy and an infant girl. She enjoys spendÂing time with her grandÂchilÂdren and garÂdenÂing. She is a memÂber of Emmanuel Episcopal Church and is active in the community.

Lashana Harney
Member
Lashana is an award-winÂning jourÂnalÂist and phoÂtogÂraÂphÂer. She loves to tell stoÂries through varÂiÂous mediÂums, includÂing nonÂficÂtion, ficÂtion, poetÂry, phoÂtogÂraÂphy, videogÂraÂphy, audio, dooÂdles, and aerÂiÂal dance. You can usuÂalÂly find her at home, rewatchÂing Buffy the Vampire Slayer for the milÂlionth time with her two dogs, Vader and Vandal.

Randy Patrick
Member
Randy was a newsÂpaÂperÂman for nearÂly 40 years in small towns throughÂout Central Kentucky. He has also worked at the state Capitol, the counÂty courÂtÂhouse, one of the nation’s oldÂest libÂerÂal arts colÂleges, and a few restauÂrants. Since sevÂenth grade, he has dreamed of becomÂing a freeÂlance writer.

Rebecca Campomanes
Member
Rebecca loves explorÂing what’s in her backÂyard and beyond — whether that be a day trip to a new eatery or getÂting lost in specÂuÂlaÂtive ficÂtion. She brought her pasÂsion for nature and the arts to Winchester in 2016 and has shared that pasÂsion through varÂiÂous endeavÂors over the years. When her busy schedÂule allows, she works as a graphÂic designÂer for local organizations.
