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Preparation can save lives during fall hiking season
With several serious hiking safety incidents occurring nationally and in Kentucky’s Red River Gorge recently, two prominent search ...
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Pig Pickin’ event honors Holly Rood; raises funds
The last Saturday of September has come and gone, but not without more weekend festivities in Winchester. On ...
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Matt Cizek introduced as new Winchester Sun Editor
Hello Winchester! This is Matt Cizek. For the last three years, you’ve got to know me – and ...
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Winchester Fire Department cat goes missing; reward offered
With nearly 20,000 followers on Instagram and over 350 on Facebook, it’s safe to say that beloved Winchester ...
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Winchester celebrates Homecoming Week
The last weekend of September in 2025 was a festive time to be in Winchester. Homecoming week was ...
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Speaker at James B. Allen Jr. Generations Center details estate planning
The Winchester Black History and Heritage Committee is always willing to support events that can benefit the community. ...
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George Rogers Clark Cardinals rush to impressive victory
Against one of the top-ranked teams in the state of Ohio in St. Francis de Sles, the George ...
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Judicial staff recognized with new portraits
People don’t typically dedicate their lifetime of work for the sake of gaining recognition. However, a little gratitude ...
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Elks Lodge donates to Veterans Council
On the morning of Tuesday, September 23, members of the Clark County Veterans Council and Winchester Elks Lodge ...
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Bluegrass Children Academy closing at end of October
Located at 2020 Rolling Hills Lane, the Bluegrass Children Academy at Bluegrass Community and Technical College’s (BCTC) Winchester-Clark ...
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Ag Commissioner stops by Clark County Preschool
With its efforts to promote agriculture, Clark County Public Schools has received much praise. Recently, the highest ranking ...
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Fright Nights Kentucky previews haunted house in Winchester
Since buying the building at 20 Wall Street that formerly housed the Winchester Sun offices, Fright Nights Kentucky ...
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Rally4Recovery scheduled for Friday
For decades now, September has been recognized as National Recovery Month for others to know that substance use ...
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Winchester memorializes Charlie Kirk with candlelight vigil
On Sunday, September 21, hundreds of thousands of people watched online and gathered in Glendale, AZ, to attend ...
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Downtown relief funds now available for businesses
As the Main Street High Side Project dedicated to revitalizing downtown Winchester has been ongoing, businesses have faced challenges from ...
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City hears RCC updates; Commerce Lexington presentation
Feedback given from visitors was positive, with quotes such as “impressive collaboration”, “huge turnout”, “no red flags”, and ...
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Gwynne recognized for career in public safety
Jeannie Gwynne, long-time Winchester resident, is often recognized throughout the community for her fandom and joy. Recognition for ...
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Fiscal Court discusses fire department salary
The most recent meeting of the Clark County Fiscal Court took place on Wednesday, September 10. Vital decisions ...
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Strategic BPO Solutions opens; launches hiring events
A new business has opened in Winchester, and is actively looking to hire. According to a press release, ...
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High Side project continues moving forward
The Main Street High Side Project, which has been ongoing throughout the year, continues. In its most recent newsletter, ...
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GRC dominates in Lexington to claim third victory
Fresh off a dramatic comeback victory against rival Montgomery County in Mount Sterling, the George Rogers Clark Cardinals ...
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Successful staffing leads to new officer position with WFD
A new position has been made available with the Winchester Fire Department. The information was made public in ...
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Winchester reflects on September 11
It was a dark day in American history when, twenty-four years ago, the terrorism attacks of September 11, ...
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RDC football season continues
The Robert D. Campbell Junior High School football season, which started on July 24, continues through the end ...
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5th graders welcomed to Baker Intermediate School
One month into the school year, hopes are high that all Clark County Public Schools students have settled ...