The Winchester Sun

The Winchester Sun Community newspaper Clark County's voice for more than 135 years

03/07/2025

Among other points, the most recent meeting of the Clark County Board of Education featured a discussion about Clark County Public Schools adding a fifth and sixth grade football team and the potential impact it might have on Clark County Youth Athletics. Recently, representatives from both organiza...

03/06/2025

Lela Ashley, representing Burke & Herbert Bank, won first place in the American Bankers Association (ABA) Foundation’s Lights, Camera, Save! national video contest with her video, Lights, Camera, Save! Press Conference. This contest is a unique competition that encourages youth, aged 13-18, to use...

03/05/2025

Through winter, the basketball craze in Wi******er seems dedicated to the highly ranked George Rogers Clark High School Lady Cards and Cards. However, there’s a fortune to be found elsewhere, too. Recently, the seventh grade boys’ basketball team at Robert D. Campbell Junior High School finished...

03/04/2025

Special to the Wi******er Sun It’s three o’clock in the morning on a bitterly cold January night with snow- and ice-covered ground in Clark County. Most folks are sleeping soundly at this time. But Marcus Wiseman isn’t most folks. He’s a farmer, and his only concern this night is to make sur...

03/04/2025

The Clark County Fiscal Court held its last meeting of the month on Thursday, Feb. 27. While many agenda items were listed, a worthwhile discussion occurred during the magistrate comments portion. The topic concerned the bridge on Red River Road, a topic of previous discussion and controversy. Email...

03/03/2025

Entering Thursday night’s 40th District championship game at Paris High School, the George Rogers Clark Cardinals looked to take home their eighth consecutive championship trophy. However, it was not to be. While the Cards (25-5) will nevertheless enter the 10th Region Tournament, they fell in the...

03/03/2025

All Clark County Public Schools seek to emphasize educational involvement. One student at Shearer Elementary School was recently awarded for taking a significant step in a positive direction. Salem Routt, a second grade student, won an elementary school bookmark design contest after being one of ove...

03/01/2025

With his father serving as current Clark County Public Schools superintendent, Jones Howard has grown up around education. As is evident by recent news, it has served the George Rogers Clark High School senior well. Howard has advanced as a National Merit Finalist, an honor achieved by less than one...

02/28/2025

Along with its natural beauty, Daniel Boone National Forest – with its headquarters at 1700 Bypass Road – has long served as a recreational hotspot for Kentuckians statewide. Information is often released to inform the public. According to a recent news release, firefighters across Daniel Boone ...

02/28/2025

At the most recent meeting of the Clark County School Board on Tuesday, February 25, a unique discussion took place. With the meeting held at the Clark County Board of Education office at 1600 W. Lexington Avenue, a conversation concerning whether the Clark County Youth Athletics organization could....

02/27/2025

The Wi******er Housing Authority – which operates properties at Memorial Park, Tyler Banks, Stevenson Heights, Sequoia Village, and Smith Manor – held its monthly meeting on Monday, February 24. While there, a noteworthy piece of information was addressed. Cheri James, who has served as interim ...

02/27/2025

The postseason is underway for girls basketball in the state of Kentucky. In what’s always an exciting time for Wi******er, fans of George Rogers Clark High School once more have reason to celebrate. The GRC girls’ basketball program (22-7) won its 12th consecutive 40th District Championship on ...

02/27/2025

CC911: KY Transportation Cabinet has reopened I-64.

02/27/2025

CC911: KY Transpiration Cabinet has extended the I-64 closure until approximately 2:00 PM

02/27/2025

CC911: The KY Transportation Cabinet has estimated that I-64 will reopen at approximately 12:00 PM. Please avoid the area.

02/27/2025

CC911: Westbound I-64 remains shut down from the 94 exit to the 87 exit at this time. No further updates have been provided. Will advise when re-opened.

02/27/2025

CC911: Westbound I64 will be shut down for several hours from the 94 exit to the 87 due to electric lines over the roadway. Will advise when back open.

02/25/2025

As with everyday individuals, the City of Wi******er must have an audit performed each year. At the most recent City Commission meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 24, insight was gained. Basic financial statements that were audited and included supplementary data and an independent auditor’s report for the ...

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The Wi******er Sun was first published Nov. 1, 1878, as The Semi-Weekly Sun. It later became known as the Wi******er News, the first daily newspaper in the community, on Oct. 12, 1908.

In 1912, The News changed its name to The Sun. In 1924, it moved to its present location at Wall Street and Cleveland Avenue.

The Tatman family of Connersville, Indiana, acquired The Sun in 1936. James Tatman served as publisher until his death in 1988. The Tatman family continued to publish The Sun until selling the newspaper to Schurz Communications Aug. 2, 2005.Boone Newspapers, Inc. took ownership at the start of 2016.

The Sun is the newspaper of record for Clark County and also offers commercial printing on their Atlas web press. The newspaper’s website, www.winchestersun.com, serves online readers who may wish to keep up with Wi******er and Clark County.