James Scogin is a News Editor at Georgetown College. He focuses on themes of arts and entertainment, exploring cultural movements, internet culture, pop culture, and subcultures. His work has been featured in Georgetown News-Graphic and BLOX Digital.
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By: James Scogin Georgetown
A timeline laid out by texts, emails and other correspondence among Scott County Schools administration after complaints were filed against a Scott County High School teacher was released this weekend by Tosha Williamson, mother of one of the students.
A letter from state Child Protective Services (CPS) stating child abuse and neglect charges against a Scott County High School teacher were substantiated sparked calls from parents and some community members for increased accountability from the superintendent and school board.
After 17 years, Charlie Cutshaw continues to inspire a Bluegrass tradition.
By: James Scogin Georgetown
STAMPING GROUND—Elementary students in Stamping Ground are getting creative as they are raising money for 5 and 2 Abundance Food Pantry at Penn Memorial Baptist Church.
By: James Scogin Georgetown
In a joint venture between several city and county organizations, the 2026 Bike Derby provided 100 area kids new bicycles.
By: James Scogin Georgetown
Brother Smith—a brother duo of Aaron and Wes Smith—has found a home for a collection of tracks, once without a place to go, with their latest project—a vinyl record called, “Homeless.”
By: James Scogin Georgetown
The Marine Corps. League pistol team's season has begun, said Randy King, Marine Corps. League and team member.
Tee Dee Young has become known as a well respected blues musician in Lexington.
A new mural is blooming on the side of Elkhorn Pottery as Chris Chappell, of Louisville, was selected by Georgetown-Scott County Tourism to complete the project.
Scott County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) responded to a collision in the area of Ironworks Road and Midway Road Friday afternoon, around 5:40 p.m., according to an SCSO statement. The collision involved a passenger van and a motorcycle.
