Matt Cizek

Returning annually on November 11, Veterans Day was on a Monday in 2024. Thus, as the week began, plenty of Clark County Public Schools students had time to honor those who had served. While Strode Station Elementary School and Robert D. Campbell Junior High School held ceremonies on Friday, Nov. 8, and George Rogers Clark […]

Bluegrass Community and Technical College has served the Winchester community at its location of 2020 Rolling Hills Lane. Thanks to some innovation, hard work, and strong development, it will soon have more space to offer its many valuable programs. On Thursday, November 14, a Community Open House event was held to showcase its newly acquired […]

Entering Friday night’s second round playoff game of the KHSAA Class 6A playoffs, the George Rogers Clark Cardinals football team hoped to pull off what many would believe to be an upset. An early 14-0 lead offered such hope. However, it was not enough. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter The […]

For good reason, Wednesday afternoon was a busy place inside the George Rogers Clark High School library. Multiple senior athletes—Kamden McAlpin, Ben Fulks, and Reese Patrick—signed on to play at the NCAA level upon completing their high school careers. “[It’s] definitely a great day to be a Cardinal as we celebrate three of our student-athletes,” […]

Earlier this November, St. Agatha Academy – a school featuring Montessori preschool and kindergarten classes as well as a classic curriculum for first through eighth grades – played host to an event that many in Winchester through the years have grown accustomed to. The annual St. Agatha Spaghetti Supper took place, welcoming citizens of Clark […]

The Clark County Fire Department has long served the community from its location on Barnes Drive. While continuing to operate from the same location, it will also expand its operations. Station 2 was recognized at 255 Tierney Way during a ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 15. Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter […]

While the Fiscal Court is primarily used for monetary support throughout Clark County, sometimes it makes its name known in other ways. During a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 12, the Court unanimously approved writing a letter in association with the Clark County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy (ASAP) to support Recovery Ready Communities certification. As […]

Located just down the street from the current site of Clark County Preschool, Winchester-Clark County Parks and Recreation at 15 Wheeler Avenue is always finding ways to serve the community. Recently, several groups of youth found cause for celebration. Four different classes of Clark County Preschool students between the ages of three and five graduate […]

Meetings of the Winchester City Commission often have a common feel to them. However, late in a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19th, emotions ran higher than usual. A motion to rescind and reconsider a compensation plan previously approved at a meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15th, was denied, yet not without multiple thoughts and opinions being […]

Middle school students, do you think you have what it takes to make a difference in Winchester/ Clark County? Are you interested in writing an essay that identifies a community problem or opportunity? One that recognizes individuals to solve the problem and address the opportunity. Does the solution include the basic premise and principles of […]