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Pie Contest, cookout, and live music scheduled for annual Mt. Beulah Church event
Staff Report Mt. Beulah Church, 1781 River Road, will host Pollard Day on Saturday, September 14, at 4 p.m. According to Phyllis Preston, secretary of the church’s administration board, the event will feature cookout food, a pie contest, “good fellowship,” and Southern Gospel music. Pies must be presented by 4:15 p.m. to be eligible for […] The post Pie Contest, cookout, and live music scheduled for annual Mt. Beulah Church event appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
7 Facts About The Rise of Suburban Living in Kentucky
Suburban growth in Kentucky has seen a significant rise over recent years. It reflects a shift in population dynamics and housing trends. This movement has altered the residential development landscape, boosting the construction of homes and community facilities catering to a growing suburban population. The expanding interest in suburban living in Kentucky reflects broader shifts […] The post 7 Facts About The Rise of Suburban Living in Kentucky appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
A Trusted Haven for Digital Nomads: How to Immigrate to Portugal
Over the last ten years, the familiar living environment has changed rapidly. Under the influence of various social and political factors, the owners of impressive assets and work in the virtual space have been actively looking for a place to conduct successful business activities. As we know, digital nomads symbolize a new approach to life […] The post A Trusted Haven for Digital Nomads: How to Immigrate to Portugal appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
USDA awards $1 million to Community Ventures
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Rural Development awarded funds to create or retain jobs in Kentucky’s 21 Delta counties through Community Ventures’ (CV) revolving loan fund, offering below-market rates for business expansion loans to eligible, rural companies. Businesses located in Western Kentucky’s Mississippi Delta region including Ballard, Caldwell, Calloway, Carlisle, Christian, Crittenden, Fulton, […] The post USDA awards $1 million to Community Ventures appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
37 indicted on federal drug charges
A federal grand jury in Louisville has charged a total of 37 defendants from Louisville, the Owensboro area and California, in five separate indictments involving methamphetamine, fentanyl, and cocaine trafficking offenses. The U.S Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky says in the first indictment, 14 defendants are all charged with one count of […] The post 37 indicted on federal drug charges appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Godbey: Is it just me?
By Jack Godbey Columnist I consider myself an intelligent guy. Granted, my brain thinks more about Fig Newtons than Issac Newton, but I do alright. Still, there are some things that I don’t quite understand that make me scratch my head and wonder, “Is it just me”? For example, I don’t understand the concept behind […] The post Godbey: Is it just me? appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Faith most important thing to UK transfer receiver Ja’Mori Maclin
Not being able to showcase what he could do in spring practice because of an injury was not easy for North Texas transfer receiver Ja’Mori Maclin. “Me being competitive from a football standpoint and wanting to be out with the guys, that was the hardest part of being hurt. But other than that, I was […] The post Faith most important thing to UK transfer receiver Ja’Mori Maclin appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Former Jessamine County deputy and police officer passes away
Richard Terry Prather, a veteran of the United States Army who served the Nicholasville Police Department for 20 years and the Jessamine County Sheriff’s Office for nine years after his retirement from the Police Department, passed away on Sunday, August 18. Prather was also the husband of Renee Lawson Prather, and the father of daughter, […] The post Former Jessamine County deputy and police officer passes away appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Holland: Hearing is one thing, obeying is another
By Billy Holland Columnist Having the opportunity to be engaged in a constant dialogue with Christ is more than just a hope. It can happen just the same as when we sit at our kitchen table and have an enjoyable conversation with a friend. And how is this possible? Because He’s real the same […] The post Holland: Hearing is one thing, obeying is another appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Intrepid to pay $3.85 million to settle Fake Claims Act allegations
A nationwide home healthcare and hospice provider will pay $3.85 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations, it was announced by the U.S Department of Justice (DOJ), as well as the U.S. Attorney’s offices in the Western District of Kentucky and District of Minnesota. According to the DOJ, Intrepid U.S.A. Inc., headquartered in Dallas, and […] The post Intrepid to pay $3.85 million to settle Fake Claims Act allegations appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
KSP seeking more info on Pulaski County fatal crash
The Kentucky State Police (KSP) Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) has been requested by the London KSP Post to continue the investigation into the two-vehicle fatal crash that occurred Saturday night in Pulaski County, involving a Lancaster Police Department vehicle. The KSP also said on Tuesday they are seeking assistance from the public regarding this […] The post KSP seeking more info on Pulaski County fatal crash appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
UK schedule set; Calipari to make return to Rupp Arena on Feb. 1
John Calipari’s first season as coach at Arkansas will include a trip to Rupp Arena on Feb. 1. The Southeastern Conference unveiled dates for the upcoming season and Kentucky coach Mark Pope’s first conference game as coach of the Wildcats will be against Florida on Jan. 4 at Rupp Arena. Overall, the Wildcats will play […] The post UK schedule set; Calipari to make return to Rupp Arena on Feb. 1 appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Nicholasville pastor celebrates history with church, community
Correction: The Church celebrated its 178-year anniversary on Sunday, August 11. Also, Pastor Radford meets with the young adult church group periodically. Pastor Moses Radford is the longest serving pastor at the First Baptist Church in Nicholasville. The second Sunday of August marks the church’s 178-year anniversary and Radford’s 33rd year as pastor of the […] The post Nicholasville pastor celebrates history with church, community appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Owensboro man indicted on sex exploitation of children
A federal grand jury sitting in Bowling Green has returned a nine-count indictment charging an Owensboro man with several offenses related to the sexual exploitation of children. The U.S. Attorney’s office for the Western District of Kentucky says Matthew D. Constant, 52, was charged with two counts of online enticement of a minor, three counts […] The post Owensboro man indicted on sex exploitation of children appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Texas man sentenced 35 years for more than dozen crimes
A Texas man was sentenced Monday at U.S. District Court in Louisville to 35 years in federal prison for more than a dozen crimes, including kidnapping an adult victim and transportation of a minor across state lines. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky says Bryan Douglas Conley, age 42, was sentenced […] The post Texas man sentenced 35 years for more than dozen crimes appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Pope lands in-state four-star Malachi Moreno
Malachi Moreno, a senior at Great Crossing in Georgetown and four-star recruit, became Kentucky coach Mark Pope’s first in-state commit on Friday when he chose to play for the Wildcats. Moreno, one of the top 25 recruits of the Class of 2025, picked Kentucky over Louisville, Notre Dame, Indiana, Iowa, North Carolina, Arkansas and Ohio […] The post Pope lands in-state four-star Malachi Moreno appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Dave Says: On one condition
By Dave Ramsey Syndicated Columnist Dear Dave, How do you feel about people taking money out of savings to pay off credit cards? I have an emergency fund in place, like you recommend, and a savings account. I also have about $5,000 in credit card debt. What’s your take on this? Kellye Dear […] The post Dave Says: On one condition appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Upcoming Jessamine County Public Library events
Submitted Article Check out the JCPL Events Calendar at www.jesspublib.org for more information and to register. Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration. Tuesday, August 20 * CS Small Group — Jewelry Studio, 10:00 a.m. – 1 p.m. Books and Bites Reading Party, 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, August 21 JCPL […] The post Upcoming Jessamine County Public Library events appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
KYTC planning to remove closed bridge in Frankfort
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has issued an expedited advertisement for a contractor to remove the closed Broadway Bridge in Frankfort to eliminate hazards to boat and pedestrian traffic in the area. KYTC says it is the first step in their commitment to safely reopening a section of the Kentucky River and River View Park […] The post KYTC planning to remove closed bridge in Frankfort appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Roark: Seeing the trees for the leaves
By Steve Roark Contributing Writer You don’t realize it, but when you look at our local mountains you aren’t really seeing the mountains themselves because they are covered in trees with a whole lot of leaves. On average a mature tree has a hundred thousand leaves. It takes around seventy biggish trees to shade […] The post Roark: Seeing the trees for the leaves appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
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