Gillian Stawiszynski is a local journalist based in Wilmore, Kentucky. With a focus on community news and events, Gillian covers a range of topics including local government, crime, community initiatives, and human interest stories. Her reporting aims to inform and engage residents of Wilmore and the surrounding areas.
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The Nicholasville Rotary Club's Monday, Sept. 30 speaker was Kentucky's 42nd State Treasurer, Mark Metcalf.
The 25th Arts and Crafts festival in Wilmore took place the first weekend of October. The event packed Wilmore's main street with about 80 arts and crafts vendors from all over the bluegrass.
Election season is among us. Here's everything you need to know to get out your vote in Jessamine County.
Kentucky Safe Schools week this year is set for Sunday, Oct. 20, to Saturday, Oct. 26. Jessamine County leaders, including Superintendent Sara Crum, Judge Executive David West, Nicholasville Mayor Alex Carter, and Wilmore Mayor Harold Rainwater, came together this week to sign a proclamation recognizing the week.
It's time for the general election. Here is information on the local and state elections on the Jessamine County Ballot. You can bring any materials you need, including this article, to the polls to inform your vote.
The Jessamine County Schools (JCS) Board of Education has several districts up for reelection: districts one, two, and three. For District One, incumbent Bobby Welch is running against Rosanna Crusott. Incumbent Amy Day is running against Sandi Corma for the District two seat . And in District Three, incumbent Debra Hood is running against Rachel Baker and Anthony Turner. Turner did not submit his answers to the Journal in time to be published. The Journal will edit and add to his answers if received later.
Polls in Jessamine County, Nicholasville, and Wilmore were bustling this morning, with people on their way to cast their votes for the General Election. According to Democracy Now, 78 million people voted during early voting this past weekend. We won’t have local turnout numbers for early voting until later tonight. The Jessamine Journal visited a […]
The votes are in. The county has 43,308 voters, and 26,009 ballots were cast and counted as of 10 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 5, giving the 35-precinct county a 62.36 percent turnout. The City of Nicholasville’s elected city commissioners are the four Incumbents Pete Sutherland with 5,394 votes, Bethany Davis Brown with 5,378 votes, Patty […]
The first of October was the 18th anniversary of State Farm Agent Randall Chewning’s office opening in Nicholasville. On the same day as the anniversary, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of Chewning’s new downtown office. Chewning had the idea to give back to the community in celebration of his 18th anniversary […]
By: Gillian Stawiszynski
In July, Gov. Andy Beshear declared four counties, including Jessamine County, as recovery-ready communities after a report showed deaths from drug overdoses in Kentucky fell by almost 10 percent. There are several substance abuse harm reduction and recovery resources throughout the county, one of them being the Shepherd’s House Recovery Community Center. Shepherd’s House is […]
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