Mike Scogin is a journalist for the Georgetown News-Graphic, focusing on local news in Georgetown, Kentucky. With a keen interest in community events, politics, and breaking news, Mike provides timely and informative articles that keep residents informed about the latest happenings in their area.
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James “Jimmy” Lancaster was as well-known as the celebrities. “Everybody knew who he was,” said Jennifer Young who worked with Jimmy in the
A neighbor intervened after spotting a man speaking and attempting to lure a 10-year-old child into a nearby van, according to police records.
By: Mike Scogin
An individual was seriously injured in a single vehicle collision on Long Lick Pike Tuesday, according to Lt. Robert Tackett of the Scott County Sheriff’s Office.
Updated at 6 p.m. The female victim in a one-vehicle accident on Long Lick Pike Tuesday afternoon has died, according to Lt. Robert Tackett of the Scott County Sheriff’s Office.
A male has died after a single vehicle accident Tuesday afternoon, said Scott County Coroner Mark Sutton.
Support for the proposed Amendment Two, the so-called “school choice amendment” on the November ballot, appeared to be divided along party lines in
Straight party ballots are common in Scott County elections, but the favored political party has flipped over the past two decades.
The Kentucky Supreme Court upheld two lower court dismissals but allowed former Scott County Sheriff’s deputy Jamie Morales to sue his former special response team supervisor the night Morales was wounded and paralyzed.
More than a quarter of Scott County’s registered voters turned out during the three-day “no excuse” early voting period that ended Saturday.
By: Mike Scogin
The trial of the man charged with killing Scott County Deputy Caleb Conley will be held in Shelby County.
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