Wilmore Mayor, Harold Rainwater Retires from Asbury University after years
The longest running mayor in the state of Kentucky is retiring from Asbury University as the Equine Program Director and Associate Professor. Thank you, Mr. Harold Rainwater!
Superintendent Matt Moore retires from Jessamine County Schools
He energetically led Jessamine County students and staff through an
Now, he’s taking retirement Thank you, Mr Matt Moore!
Hello, Summer!
Hi, Neighbors!
BrittMoses Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, President, & Stuff britt@simpublications.com
My fingers are tired from typing up that “Hometown Happenings” page (16), go take a look! Jessamine County is BOOMING with events all summer from free concerts in both Nicholasville and Wilmore, to our Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest, Wilmore’s 4th of July parade, to the Antique Tractor Show and The More Tales Festival There’s even more than that - I’m so happy we are going to have plenty of opportunities to get outdoors and have some fun right here at home this season.
I keep hearing such positive feedback for this magazine from both you, the reader, and our advertisers! This means you all are loving on the businesses who make this possible for us to have a free local publication Thank you for that Thank you for picking this up and reading it You make my dreams come true! I can’t help but remember being 10, stapling a bunch of pages together, grabbing my newest box of colored pencils, and making my own “magazine.” I can’t believe I’ve been able to do this for you. I’m forever grateful for the love you show me here, and also on JESS FM 105 9 Radio has been in my family and in my blood for most of my entire life Being able to serve Jessamine County with its own radio station is something I consider an honor and a privilege.
Enough about me and my grateful heart, let’s talk about this edition! It’s the Graduate Edition which is so fun to recognize our seniors! No matter if they are going to college, trade school, or straight into the work force, we are so proud of them, and are hope they stay in Jessamine County and keep all that awesomeness right here! This edition is also one to celebrate the season, its holidays, and the simple pleasures that come with sunshine and a cool breeze.
Have a great summer, friend! Britt Moses
“Rest is not idleness and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer's day listening to the murmur of the water or watching the clouds float across the sky is by no means a waste of time ”
-John
Lubbock
by: Britt Moses
When it comes to our indoor lighting, for some reason, like much of what we see in our home on a daily basis, it kind of fades into the background and doesn’t capture our attention much
Lighting is a constant That is, until a bulb is blown or the electricity goes out I digress
So, what do you do now that the indoor lighting has your attention?
Here are 5 tips for updating your interior lighting this summer
1. Find ways to add more natural light
Often we find that curtains add a lot of aesthetic to a room, warming it up and drawing the eye up to the ceiling
However, to enhance the lighting in your home, try pulling the curtains back, or trade them for sheers that would let natural light flood in softly
2. Switch out your light bulbs
It’s not often we think about fixing what isn’t broken, and a light bulb is one of those things If your light still works, why switch the bulb?
Switching from fluorescent and bright white lights to warmer, lower wattage lights helps to cozy a room, flatter your decor and furniture, and change the overall feel of the space.
3. Hang mirrors
You might think this has nothing to do with light, and on the surface, you’d be right But when you add mirrors to your walls, it not only makes the room feel bigger, it also reflects light, and makes any room feel more lighted with even the same amount of light as usual.
4. Add plug-in lighting
Not every light has to hang from the wall or ceiling Add lamps or sconces to keep your project both inexpensive, and inviting
5. Replace older light fixtures
Don’t forget that trends are everchanging, and it might be time to examine your fixtures. Opt for more modern updated lighting to complement your space and add value to your home
A seasonal home maintenance checklist helps ensure your home stays in good condition year-round
Here’s a breakdown of tasks to consider for each season:
Inspect Roof: Check for any damage from winter and repair as needed
Clean Gutters and Downspouts: Clear out debris to prevent water damage
Service HVAC: Have a professional service your heating and cooling system
Check Detectors: Replace batteries and test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Inspect and Repair Windows: Look for leaks and drafts, replace caulking or weather stripping if necessary
Prepare Lawn Equipment: Get your lawn mower and other equipment ready for summer use
Inspect and Paint Exterior: Look for chipped paint and touch up as needed to protect wood and siding
Check Deck and Patios: Clean, repair, and seal if necessary.
Maintain Landscape: Keep up with mowing, weeding, and watering practices
Clean or Replace HVAC Filters: Ensure your air conditioning runs efficiently
Check Plumbing: Look for leaks and address any issues with hoses or sprinklers.
Inspect Attic and Basement: Check for any signs of pests or mold.
Clean Gutters and Downspouts Again: Prepare for rainfall and melting snow
Winterize AC and Prepare Heating System: Cover your AC unit, and get the heating system checked
Drain and Store Hoses: Prevent hoses from freezing and bursting.
Seal Gaps and Leaks: Add weather stripping to doors and windows.
Check Fireplace: Have your chimney cleaned and inspected before use
Inspect Insulation: Make sure insulation is adequate to save on heating costs
Inspect Roof and Gutters: Ensure they are not burdened with heavy snow or ice.
Prevent Pipes from Freezing: Keep your home warm and insulate pipes.
Check Heating System: Regularly ensure it is operating smoothly
Reverse Ceiling Fans: Have them rotate clockwise to help distribute heat evenly
Check Detectors Again: Ensure your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are functioning properly.
Audit Energy Efficiency: Check for drafts and heat loss, and adjust as necessary
No matter your goal, it’s hard to time the market If you are buying, try researching your options and reviewing your financial information If you are selling look for ways to add value to your home
Don’t try to time the market. You might look at trends, but waiting for the perfect time might leave you waiting for a day that may never come. But, still respect your gut if it’s telling you to wait
Understand your risks Don’t go into a mortgage you’re already looking to refinance Have a back up stash for unexpected and immediate expenses They’re inevitable.
Focus on your credit Building solid credit not only improves your chance to get a loan, but also helps with those impossiblefeeling interest rates
For Sellers!
For sellers, use your network. Talk to your friends and family about your desire to sell and your timeline. Ask them if they might know a buyer. It’s also time to check your local market to decide if selling in your specific area is working for others at the moment Nicholasville is growing quickly, so keep that in mind when deciding if it’s time to buy or sell
Get an objective set of eyes to give you honest feedback about your home Is it modernized? Is your decor shabbier than chic? Think from a buyer’s perspective. It’s a new home for them, so it should feel fresh, neutral, clean, and updated. Then, talk to your real estate agent about improvements and staging suggestions, as they are generally more keen to buyers’ must-haves and ideals They work with buyers all day every day, and can give you great advice about selling and listing
Hire a pro to take listing photos Not all photos are created equally, and with market competition, you want your home to stand out Remember, the photos are a buyer’s first impression of your home. Lastly, stay inspired, and don’t stop trying and dreaming.
"Stay inspired. Don’t stop trying and dreaming."
Start by researching local contractors to find those who specialize in the work you need Utilize online resources like Yelp, Angie’s List, or Google Reviews to read customer testimonials and ratings Asking friends, family, and neighbors for recommendations can also lead you to reliable professionals This initial research helps you create a shortlist of potential contractors
Contact each contractor on your shortlist to schedule an inhome estimate. Having several contractors provide bids can give you a clear picture of what your project should reasonably cost and what each contractor offers for that price Ensure these estimates are detailed and include the cost of materials, labor, and any other expenses so you can make an informed comparison
Once you have a few candidates, check that each contractor has the necessary licenses to work in your area Verify that they also have liability insurance and workers’ compensation to protect you in case of accidents on your property Additionally, ask for references from recent jobs and follow up with those references to inquire about their experiences with the contractor and the quality of work performed
You might hire a contractor for various reasons, typically related to construction, renovation, or repair projects Here are some common scenarios:
1 Home Renovation and Remodeling: If you're planning to remodel your kitchen, bathroom, or undertake a full home renovation, a contractor would oversee the project, manage subcontractors, and ensure that the work meets local building codes and standards
Meeting face-to-face or having a detailed phone conversation with potential contractors gives you a sense of their professionalism and the way they conduct their business Ask questions about their experience with projects similar to yours, their approach to potential challenges, and how they plan to schedule the work Discussing these details can help you gauge their reliability and commitment to your project
2 Building a New Home: Contractors are essential for new home construction, coordinating everything from laying the foundation to the final touches like painting and installing fixtures.
3 Roof Repair or Replacement: Contractors specializing in roofing can handle the repair or replacement of your roof, ensuring it's done safely and effectively
4. Adding Extensions or Additional Rooms: If you need more space in your home, a contractor can construct new rooms or extensions, handling the design, permits, and construction.
5 Plumbing and Electrical Work: For significant plumbing or electrical updates, a general contractor or a specialized subcontractor can ensure the work is compliant with local codes and performed safely
6. Exterior Projects: This includes installing siding, windows, and doors, or building decks and patois, which not only improve the aesthetic appeal of your home but can also enhance its energy efficiency.
7 Disaster Recovery and Repairs: Post-disaster reconstruction or repairs due to water, fire, or storm damage often require professional contractors to restore your property safely
Hiring a professional contractor ensures that your projects are completed efficiently, safely, and to a high standard, often backed by guarantees or warranties.
Jamie Tackett Benefits Coordinator
513-439-0511
jtackett@gen1benefitscom
In today's fast-paced world, the importance of mental health is often overshadowed by the hustle of everyday life Yet, as society becomes more aware of mental health issues, it's clear that making it a priority is not just beneficial, but essential for maintaining overall well-being and life satisfaction
Mental health encompasses our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, affecting how we think, feel, and act. It also determines how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices Despite its importance, mental health is frequently taken for granted, with many brushing aside issues until they become severe.
Prioritizing mental health isn’t just about seeking help when problems arise; it's about maintaining a balanced state of mind on a daily basis. The stigma surrounding mental health issues can often prevent individuals from seeking help. Overcoming this stigma and recognizing mental health as equally important as physical health is crucial. Societal attitudes are shifting, and there is a growing recognition that everyone can benefit from focusing on mental health, regardless of whether they suffer from a specific mental disorder.
1. Regular Exercise: Engaging in physical activity releases endorphins, known as 'feel-good' hormones, which can lift moods and act as a natural counter to stress and anxiety
2. Balanced Diet: Nutrition plays a significant role in mental health. A balanced diet rich in essential nutrients can enhance brain function and overall mood
3 Adequate Sleep: Sleep and mental health are closely connected Ensuring seven to nine hours of quality sleep per night can significantly improve mental clarity and emotional regulation
4 Mindfulness and Meditation: These practices help maintain a moment-to-moment awareness of our thoughts, feelings, and surroundings, which can reduce stress and enhance overall emotional resilience.
5 Social Connections: Building strong, positive relationships with friends and family can provide emotional support and buffer against mental health issues.
6 Seek Professional Help: Regular check-ins with a mental health professional can be beneficial, much like routine visits to a physical doctor. These professionals can provide strategies and tools to manage mental health more effectively.
In conclusion, prioritizing mental health is crucial for a fulfilling life It’s about fostering an environment where mental well-being is nurtured and sustained. As we begin to treat our mental health with the same urgency and respect as our physical health, we pave the way for a happier, healthier society Embracing and prioritizing mental health not only enhances individual lives but also enriches our communities, making them stronger and more resilient.
It’s normal for skin to be irritated, but moles or marks that are constantly itching need to be checked. Also be aware of any itching on old spots that wasn’t prevalent before (to your knowledge).
The sore in question can be translucent (see through), shiny and pink or even pearly white or red. It may feel sore, rough and have raised edges. pay attention to normal healing times, and if your sore doesn’t heal up in a maximum of 4 weeks, it’s time to get that checked out.
Some things like skin cancer can fly under the radar until it’s too late. If you have a place on. your skin that changes in size (bigger), shape (irregular), or color (any change), you should make an appointment to see your dermatologist.
By: Heather Martin 27 Social
There are a million articles floating around about what to do when you get engaged and how to start planning the wedding of your dreams. But, what about when you ’ re a month away from the big day? The wedding is planned and you have a great vendor team, but have you forgotten anything? Let me share some things to think about to help you put the final touches on your wedding to make sure no detail is missed and the day goes smoothly!
1 Check in with guests who have not sent in their RSVP It’s not safe to assume they aren’t coming because you have not heard from them
2 Think about your tables and not just the ones where guests are eating Tables for your gifts, guest book, buffet, and others can be easy to forget about Don’t forget table linens as well for these!
3 Have a plan in place for your wedding party before the rehearsal The rehearsal will go much smoother if you know when each person is walking and where they are standing versus figuring it out during the rehearsal time
4 Give your photographer a photo list This should include names of family members that you want in family photos and other groups you would like formally photographed together. Include any detail shots you would like on that list as well.
5. You have dinner covered, but make sure you have a plan for breakfast and lunch as well. It will be a long day, so plan to have it delivered or someone assigned to pick up.
6. Make sure someone knows how to bustle your dress.
7. Timelines for the day of are essential and you need one! Make sure everyone involved in the execution of the day has a copy. Make sure to have someone available who can execute the timeline.
8. Relax and enjoy this special time! There is a big to do list and many things to think about, but at the end of it all, you’ll be married!
By Morgan Murray
Once seen as winding down, retirement is in the midst of a transformation Now, this phase of life is brimming with new choices, new purpose and new challenges. For pre-retirees and current retirees, research shows that there should be more intention on how to approach these years for ultimate success Let’s break down four of the main elements to consider ahead of or during this transition.
Consider this thought: in 20 years, you will wish you were as healthy and capable as you are today. Lifespans are as long as ever, but what about healthspan? Healthspan is the number of years you’ll live with vitality. While it’s never too late to make changes in your health, try to start closing the gap now between what you know you “should” do and what habits you choose on a daily basis.
Sixty-one percent of retirees cite “relationships with loved ones ” as the most important contributor to their identity in retirement. Having close friends and family is linked to greater well-being and life expectancy. Prepare for the transition by communicating clearly with friends and family your hopes and preferences for retirement. Retirement is not a solo journey!
What is going to get you out of bed in the morning? This question is a great way to start the discovery toward your joy in retirement. Retirees with a strong sense of purpose are happier and healthier. The average person 65+ has over 7 hours of leisure time a day - and studies reveal a dramatic increase in consuming television, social media and other forms of entertainment in this age group. Consider, instead, other fulfilling ways to spend the days: volunteering with a non-profit, engaging in a faith community, working part-time somewhere fun, or trying something new!
Retirement is likely the most expensive purchase in life. Over 75% of pre-retirees haven’t calculated what they will need to live comfortably. The reality is that most Americans are not saving adequately for a phase of life that can last over 30 years. Ask yourself this question: What would financial peace of mind in retirement look like for you? Financial security in retirement will not provide lasting and meaningful purpose, but it will allow you the freedom to live the life you envision. Start a conversation with a financial advisor to begin your saving journey or to get a reality-check of how prepared you are for this exciting phase of life!
US 68 400 Mile Yard Sale: 6-9
Downtown Nicholasville Market at The Oaks: 7 & 12
Performance Park Free Concert - Bare Bones: 7
Mutt Strut 5K: 8
Rock Fence Park Free Concert: 8 & 22
Gospel on the Green: 14 & 28
Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest: 15
Main Street Motorshow: 15
Hometown Yard Sale: 15
Wilmore Stonebridge Concert: 15 & 29
Riney B Park Free Concert - Honey Child: 19
Third Thursday Night Market: 20
Street Banner Painting: 20
Camp Nelson National Monument 160th Anniversary Event: 22
RJ Corman 5-K Run: 29
Wilmore’s July 4th Celebration: 4
Performance Park Free Concert - Five Below: 5
Rock Fence Park Free Concert: 6 & 21
Jessamine County Fair: 8 - 13
KCAL Summer Show: 12 - 14
PGA Tour Kentucky Championship: 11-14
Wilmore Gospel on the Green: 12 & 26
Wilmore Stonebridge Concert: 13 & 27
Wilmore Third Thursday Night Market: 18
Downtown Nicholasville Market at The Oaks: 20
Riney B Park Free Concert - Conch Republic: 20
Wilmore’s Farm to Fork Dinner: TBA
Downtown Nicholasville Market at The Oaks: 2
Performance Park Free Concert - Encore of Lexington: 2
Rock Fence Park Free Concert: 3
Wilmore Gospel on the Green: 9 & 23
Wilmore Stonebridge Concert: 10 & 24
Wilmore Third Thursday Night Market: 15
September13&14
October4&5
Riney B. Park Free Concert - Nightflyer: 23 2024 SUMMER CONCERT SERIES GOSPEL ON THE GREEN (FRIDAYS) & STONEBRIDGE (SATURDAYS)
June 14: Marlana VanHoose & Proverbs 31
June 15: Bent Penny Band Revival
June 28: Scott Collins
June 29: S O S
July 12: Meadow Green Trio
July 13: McLain Family Band
July 26: String Roots Trio
July 27: Lightnin Rod & The Thunderbolts
August 09: Elkhorn Pickers
August 10: MOACA (Men of a Certain Age)
August 23: Moron Brothers
August 24: The Metrognomes
All concerts begin at 6 PM (This is a change from the previous year ’ s 7 PM) All concerts held on the Wilmore Downtown Green Food vendors at each concert
Free admission but non-perishable food donations & pet food requested
Gospel on the Green Contact Jody Brock, 859-351-8791
Stonebridge Contact Judy Woolums, 859-333-1001
Downtown Nicholasville Market at The Oaks: 6
Wilmore Farmer’s Market: 7, 14, 21, & 28
More Tales Wilmore Storytelling Festival: 13 - 14
Riney B Park Free Concert - Appalatin: 14
Ichthus Music Festival: 27
Jessamine County Antique Farm Equipment Association’s Annual Fall Festival and Tractor Show: 20 - 21
This summer season, there is no shortage of activities to do with your friends and family, no matter where you choose to go in Jessamine County. If you aren’t from here, I want to extend a welcome and invite you to all of the events going on in town! I speak on behalf of our county when I say I’m so happy you ’ re here. If you do live here in Jessamine County, I hope you take advantage of all the fun that has been organized for you this season.
Let’s begin with the Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest! Jessamine County is the host of the statewide wine festival and people
from all over the state (and surrounding states) navigate their way to Nicholasville to enjoy the fantastic wine being highlighted from vineyards in Jessamine County and across Kentucky. This year, the Kentucky Wine and Vine Fest will be held June 15 from noon until 7pm at 100 Parks Drive in Nicholasville.
While you can’t beat the heat, you can cool off at Riney B. Aquatic Center. Take the family to the waterpark that sits right here in Jessamine County Like live music? Check out Wilmore and Nicholasville’s series of concerts. There is
Gospel on the Green and Stonebridge, as well as the concert series at Rock Fence Park See Hometown Happenings page for more details on dates.
The Revitalize Downtown Community and Events Project is gearing up for a summer of events going on downtown Main Street in Nicholasville. Your requests have been heard, and they are excited to bring you live music, field days for the kids (AKA “Picnichs”), and food trucks all summer Keep an eye out for a complete list of countywide and downtown events happening soon! See you there!
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Entries for FFA and FCCLA Entries for FFA and FCCLA
Entries for Hearth & Home, Floriculture, and 4-H
Entries for Hearth & Home, Floriculture, and 4-H Beef Show (4-H/FFA & Open) Beef Show (4-H/FFA & Open)
Casey’s Rides & Amusements
Casey’s Rides & Amusements
Mark Comley Magic Show
Mark Comley Magic Show
Petting Zoo & Pony Rides Petting Zoo & Pony Rides
Foam Party Foam Party
Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs
Super-heroes & Princesses
Super-heroes & Princesses
Pizza Eating Contest Pizza Eating Contest
Miss Jessamine Co. Fair Pageant Jessamine Co. Pageant
Monster Truck (Rides and Car Crushing)
Monster Truck (Rides and Car Crushing)
Garden Tractor Pull Garden Tractor Pull
Senior Citizens, Veterans and Special Needs Day
Senior Citizens, Veterans and Special Needs Day
Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs
Goat Show (4-H/FFA) Goat Show (4-H/FFA)
Casey’s Rides & Amusements Casey’s Rides & Amusements
Mark Comley Magic Show Mark Comley Magic Show
All Beauty & Smiles Pageant All Beauty & Smiles Pageant
Petting Zoo & Pony Rides Petting Zoo & Pony Rides
Monster Truck (Rides) Monster Truck
Sheep Show (4-H/FFA) Sheep Show (4-H/FFA)
Pre-teen Pageant
Pre-teen Pageant
Truck Pull Truck Pull
Casey’s Rides & Amusements Casey’s Rides & Amusements
Alpaca & Llama Fun Show (4-H/FFA & open)
Alpaca & Llama Fun Show (4-H/FFA & open)
Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs Jurassic Mark Dinosaurs
Petting Zoo & Pony Rides Petting Zoo & Pony Rides
Harold Rainwater's retirement from the Asbury University Equine Program marks the culmination of a distinguished career dedicated to advancing equine education and fostering a deep respect for horse management and care Under his leadership, the program flourished, becoming a cornerstone of the university's offerings and a beacon for students passionate about equine studies
Rainwater's tenure at Asbury University was characterized by his innovative approach to equine education. He was instrumental in developing a curriculum that not only emphasized the fundamentals of equine science but also incorporated practical, hands-on experiences that prepared students for real-world challenges His commitment to excellence ensured that Asbury's Equine Program remained at the cutting edge, integrating the latest research and best practices in the field
Beyond his contributions to curriculum development, Rainwater was a mentor to many His ability to inspire students with his passion for equine management helped ignite similar passions in countless young professionals His guidance extended beyond the classroom, as he often provided personalized advice to students navigating their career paths, helping to launch many successful careers in various equine-related fields
Rainwater's retirement is felt deeply by the Asbury community. His legacy, however, will continue to influence the program. The solid foundation he built ensures that future generations of students will continue to benefit from a first-class equine education. As he steps into retirement, the respect and admiration from colleagues, students, and the broader equine community remain a testament to his impactful career and enduring contributions to equine education at Asbury University.
By Jonathan L. Smith, Kentucky Historian
Samuel H Woodson was born in Virginia in 1777 but later moved to Kentucky, settling in Jessamine County He was a member of the bar and is credited with having the first law office in Nicholasville and being the first clerk of the Jessamine County Circuit Court He was also an represented the county as a member of the United States House of Representatives and later the Kentucky Legislature. He was fifty years old when he did in 1827 at Chuamiere du Praire, (translated from French as “Cottage in the Meadow”) the showcase Jessamine County estate built by his father-in-law David Meade, and located on what is today known as Catnip Hill Road.
Some of his many sons followed him into the practice of law and in public service His son Tucker Woodson (1804-1874) was a lawyer and member of both the Kentucky house and senate; David Meade Woodson (1806-1877) was also a lawyer and politician, practicing law and holding offices in both Kentucky and Illinois; Richard Kidder Woodson (1810-1889) was a farmer but was appointed U.S. Deputy Assessor by President Lincoln during the Civil War; Robert Everard Woodson (1817-1872) was also an lawyer and later judge in Kansas City, Missouri; and George Nicholas Woodson (1821-1846) who died young before being able to match the accomplishments of his brothers, and who was named for the man under whom his father studied law and for whom Nicholasville was named, George Nicholas There is also Samuel Hughes Woodson, Jr. (1815-1881), another lawyer in the family. He relocated to Missouri after graduating from Transylvania College, where he practiced law and represented his district in the U.S. House of Representatives until the outbreak of the Civil War. As a Southern sympathizer, he left Missouri, probably for Texas, but later returned. There is a home on the National Register of Historic Places in Independence, Missouri, known as the Woodson/Sawyer House that once belonged to Samuel Woodson If one has the occasion to visit Independence, Missouri, check out the home built by own Samuel Woodson located at 1604 W. Lexington Street. Samual Woodson, Sr. did not live to see firsthand the accomplishments of his children, but one could guess that he would not have been surprised. As they say, the apple does not fall far from the tree.
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After years of dedicated service, Superintendent Matt Moore has announced his retirement from Jessamine County Schools, marking the end of an era of transformative leadership. His tenure has been characterized by substantial growth and significant improvements across the school district, leaving a lasting impact on both the schools and the community
Superintendent Moore took the helm at a time when the district faced numerous challenges like COVID, and engineered new instruction models Under his guidance, Jessamine County Schools saw the implementation of innovative programs and the expansion of facilities, ensuring that the district not only met but exceeded the educational needs of its student population.
Moreover, Superintendent Moore was a staunch advocate for teacher
development, believing that the quality of education is directly linked to the quality of teaching. He spearheaded numerous professional development programs and worked tirelessly to ensure that Jessamine County attracted and retained top teaching talent. His leadership style, marked by openness and collaboration, fostered a positive and inclusive school culture that encouraged dialogue and innovation
His retirement comes at a time when Jessamine County Schools stand as a model of educational excellence The community and the school board are now faced with the challenge of finding a successor who will continue Moore’s legacy and lead the district into its next chapter.
As Superintendent Moore prepares to step down, he leaves behind a strengthened district and a community
grateful for his years of unwavering commitment. His impact on Jessamine County Schools will undoubtedly be felt for many years to come, as students and teachers alike continue to benefit from the strong foundations he helped build. The district plans to host a celebration to honor Superintendent Moore’s contributions and bid him a fond farewell His retirement marks not just the end of a significant career but the beginning of a new chapter for Jessamine County Schools
Wilmore is smiling with all the spring trees, shrubs, flowers and hanging baskets in full bloom! School is out, the pace is a bit slower and we invite you to come visit. Our antique shops, boutiques, food establishments and other businesses are open and ready to provide that important customer service you have come to expect from owners who are invested in their businesses and in Wilmore.
The Farmers’ Market is up and running, providing locally grown produce and locally crafted items to shoppers. New items are introduced weekly as the growing season continues. Our Railside Caboose Museum is open – a great mini museum which children and adults love to visit. Nearby is the Downtown Green offers offers a quiet and beautiful place to sit, rest and reflect.
Keep up with Wilmore events by subscribing to our monthly electronic newsletter on the homepage of www.wilmore.org and also scrolling through the activities calendar provided at that site. Coming quickly will be the US68 400 Mile Yard Sale with Wilmore serving as the official Jessamine County site at the Servant Heart Farm on US68. Gather more info at our web site. And mark Friday and Saturday, June 14 and 15 on your calendar – this promises to be a full weekend of events to attend. On Friday night Gospel on the Green kicks off the 2024 summer concert series on the Downtown Green with Marlana VanHoose and Proverbs 21 performing at the Green’s Pavilion at 6 p.m. (new time). On Saturday, Wilmore will host its Hometown Yard Sale from 8 a.m. to 2 with sales throughout the community. And a new event will debut on Saturday: Wilmore Main Street Motorshow, held on East Main Street. Organizers Dalton Cox (Gold Flame Shop) and Stan Wiggam are excited to bring this first car show on E. Main. And closing out Saturday will be the first Stonebridge Concert at 6 p.m. (new time) featuring an outstanding band “Bent Penny Band Revival.” Wilmore was one of the first communities to have Bent Penny when they began their band, and while their success in Central Kentucky has grown considerably, they still remember and speak fondly of Wilmore! And all these events are FREE thanks to our many supporters and sponsors.
Come visit us in Wilmore!
The summer sun is shining in Jessamine County, and this season is especially enjoyable with all the amazing opportunities offered throughout the county There are activities for all ages to enjoy There are events like Paint the Town, the Jessamine County Fair, and Wine and Vine hosted by different organizations for the community. Don’t forget the beautiful parks, fruitful wineries, and adventurous hiking locations. I encourage everyone to take a moment this season and look around at the beauty that is Jessamine County, and enjoy time with those we care about.
-David West
Dear Neighbors, Friends, and Family,
This summer will be an exciting time for Nicholasville with many great outdoor events to enjoy! The hot summer months are just around the corner and the City of Nicholasville has a new venue for children of all ages to enjoy an innovative recreational splash pad at Lake Mingo. We hope the Lake Mingo Splash Pad will be one of the most popular summertime attractions for our community’s youth. The updated Riney B. Aquatic Center is open, and ready for your family to enjoy. I encourage everyone to visit the Riney B. Pool to enjoy the renewed facility, which our Jessamine County/Nicholasville Parks and Recreation have worked hard to prepare. The pool-operatinghours are Monday through Saturday 11am to 7pm and Sunday 1pm to 7pm.
We have many great things happening within our city too! In an effort to encourage a vibrant downtown Nicholasville and to fully support our business community, the City of Nicholasville has introduced the Small Business Property Incentive Grant Program. The City Commission has allocated $500,000 for small businesses in the current fiscal year. Our hope is to encourage redevelopment of structures already in place, increase downtown commerce, and position the downtown in a positive light. Our businesses and citizens share these goals and visions. Together, we will build an even better Nicholasville!
Most recently, you have seen us complete the $1 million, phase one multi-purpose field thatincludes a dual football/soccer field and two softball diamonds at John Preece Park. The Nicholasville City Commission has also set aside an additional $4 million for a stateof-the-art Community Recreation Complex that will complement the multi-purpose field. Nicholasville is committed to invest in facilities and programs that will enhance our citizen’s quality of life. We are hopeful that with the support of our community partners we can bring this beautiful vision to life for our citizens. Some of the features of the new Community Recreation Complex arecommunity/party rooms, and the indoor walking track that will overlook the four basketball courts in the gymnasium. Our goal is to encourage everyone to be active to stay healthy, and happy, all year long.
Have you enjoyed our concert series at the Performance Park in downtown Nicholasville this summer? Plan to attend a Friday night at the 2024 Performance Park Concert Series with local bands continuing to provide a fun musical experience through the summer months. These concerts are scheduled on the 1st Friday of each month through fall as the City of Nicholasville is committed to improving our downtown experience and atmosphere for everyone. I would like to continue to express how grateful I am to serve this community as Mayor. I amhonored to be given the opportunity, and will work to ensure future generations will succeed and prosper within Nicholasville. The City of Nicholasville is a wonderful community full of the best people anywhere. I am proud to serve as your Mayor, and to continue to lead this city forward. I hope that you are as excited as I am to see what great things are in store for our community.
Sincerely,
Mayor Alex Carter
In Jessamine County, a community that values strength, resilience, and compassion, one name stands out when we talk about exceptional first responders: Nick Baldwin Recognized by the community and honored as the Jessamine County Living Magazine’s Outstanding First Responder, Nick's dedication and tireless service provide a powerful example of what makes a first responder truly outstanding.
Nick Baldwin's journey as a first responder is marked by an impressive tenure spanning over a decade in various capacities With 18 years at Jessamine County Fire and another 12 at Lexington Fire, his experience is extensive and his commitment, unwavering. Additionally, his role as a constable for 6 years further underscores his dedication to public safety and community service
Nick's professional life is adorned with accolades, including multiple 'Firefighter of the Year' and 'Life Saver' awards These honors are not just tokens of recognition but are testimonials to his skill, bravery, and the profound impact he has had on countless lives Each award reflects a moment where Nick went beyond the call of duty, exemplifying what it means to be a hero
The commitment of a first responder is often gauged not only by their actions in the line of duty but also by
their sacrifice and endurance. Nick Baldwin stands as a paragon in this regard, working 100 hours a week to provide for his family, which includes his 3 daughters and his wife, B J His wife's admiration for his work and love for their community captures the essence of what makes Nick so special "He continues to amaze me with his love for our community," she says, highlighting the personal sacrifices that underscore his professional commitments
For Nick, being a first responder is more than just a profession - it's a calling. His ability to balance the demanding hours of his job with his family life, all while maintaining a high standard of professionalism and empathy, sets him apart It is this blend of personal sacrifice, professional dedication, and genuine care for others that truly defines an outstanding first responder.
The legacy of a first responder like Nick Baldwin extends beyond the emergencies they respond to and the lives they save It is also about the example they set for future generations of first responders His story is a beacon of inspiration for those who aspire to make a difference in their communities through dedication, hard work, and a compassionate heart
Nick Baldwin embodies the ideal of an outstanding first responder His story is a powerful reminder of the impact one individual can have on a community. As Jessanine County celebrates Nick's achievements, his example serves as a benchmark for current and aspiring first responders everywhere His heroism, combined with his dedication to his family and community, showcases the profound influence and importance of first responders in our lives
In the realm of education and personal development, the qualities that define an outstanding student often transcend academic achievements alone Jessamine County recently celebrated Taylor Parks as the recipient of the Jessamine County Living Magazine's Outstanding Student Award, a recognition voted on by the community. Taylor's story beautifully illustrates the blend of dedication, compassion, and resilience that distinguishes an exceptional student
A Balanced Commitment to Family and Education
Taylor's story is one of balance and unwavering commitment While managing the demands of her education, she also works a job and never misses any significant moments in the lives of her five siblings Her deep family orientation and her ability to juggle multiple responsibilities while maintaining a strong academic record is a testament to her exceptional time management and prioritization skills
Graduating this year from East Jessamine High School, and being accepted into Eastern Kentucky University, the only school she applied to, Taylor has set her sights on a career in education Her choice of profession is driven by a heartfelt desire to impact young lives positively. This decision highlights her forward-thinking nature and her drive to contribute meaningfully to society
Embodiment of Core Values
Taylor is described as embodying love, passion, determination, and will qualities that are crucial not
just for academic success but for overcoming life’s broader challenges Throughout her journey, she has faced various obstacles but has consistently demonstrated resilience and the ability to persevere Her attitude and actions reflect a deep-rooted strength of character and a commitment to personal excellence
The praises from Taylor’s mother, Megan, encapsulate the essence of her impact as a role model: "Her dad, siblings, and I are so proud of her for working toward her dreams and never giving up If she sees a need, she fills a need No questions asked And she never expects anything in return " This sentiment underscores Taylor's altruistic nature and her willingness to help others selflessly, qualities that inspire not only her siblings but everyone around her to strive to overcome challenges and succeed.
Taylor Parks represents the ideal of an outstanding student not merely through her academic endeavors but through her life actions Her ability to maintain a high level of academic performance, coupled with her commitment to her family and community, sets a powerful example for her peers Taylor shows that being an outstanding student involves much more than good grades it's about making a positive impact in the lives of others, showing resilience in the face of challenges, and leading by example Her journey is a blueprint for what it means to be truly outstanding in every aspect of life
In the world of education, teachers play pivotal roles, not only in delivering curriculum but also in shaping the lives of their students As we explore the qualities of outstanding teachers, the words of a recently retired teacher, Steve Sandberg, who dedicated 40 years to the profession, offer profound insights into what makes an educator truly exceptional
The journey of a teacher is filled with challenges and triumphs, as exemplified by our interviewee who just completed an illustrious 40-year career in the Jessamine County school system. This veteran teacher's story begins with a deep-seated passion for education, which is evident from their long-standing commitment "It’s easy to work for that long when you love your school and your community," Sandberg shared, highlighting the importance of connection and dedication to one's community as a cornerstone of their teaching philosophy
A quintessential trait of an outstanding teacher is the focus on student development, not just academically but holistically Over the years, watching students grow from the timid steps of 1st grade to the confident strides in 5th grade provided Mr Sandberg with a sense of accomplishment It underscores the profound impact educators have on developing physical, intellectual, and emotional skills in their students
Outstanding teachers strive to unlock each student’s potential According to the Steve Sandberg, an exceptional educator "finds a way to get each student's best effort with everything they do in their class " This philosophy speaks to the adaptive, personalized approach that outstanding teachers employ, ensuring that each student is engaged and motivated to give their best
Throughout a career that spans decades, it’s crucial for teachers to remember the initial spark that drew them to the profession "Remember why you chose to become a teacher Everything you do has to be what’s best for kids," Mr Sandberg advises This reflection is a powerful reminder for educators to stay true to their core values and mission, emphasizing that the welfare of the students is always the priority.
Memorable events often define the educational experience. For this educator, organizing the school’s field day, dubbed OOVOTO (Our Own Version of the Olympics), became a hallmark of their teaching career They fondly recalled, "I have an unbelievable amount of former students tell me that was their best memory when they were my student " Creating such impactful, joyful experiences is indicative of a teacher's ability to make learning fun and memorable
Reflecting on these insights from a seasoned educator like Steve Sandberg, it becomes clear that outstanding teachers are characterized by their love for teaching, commitment to student development, ability to inspire personal bests, adherence to foundational values, and the creation of memorable learning experiences As we celebrate such dedicated professionals, we recognize their indispensable role in not only educating but also in inspiring future generations The journey of our Outstanding Teacher Award Recipient, Steve Sandberg, may have concluded with retirement, but his legacy will undoubtedly continue to influence and inspire both current and future educators in Jessamine County and beyond
By Max Vanderpool
I’m an introvert. I’ll admit it. I recharge by having time ALONE. Which means that I expend energy being with other people. Now some folks will try to tell you that they’re an introvert because they HATE people. That’s not introversion; that’s work to be done with a certified therapist. Introverts LOVE people – we just need time ALONE so that we can bring the best version of ourselves to others.
Which is why, sometimes, I find shopping at Kroger or Wal-Mart challenging. I’m also a man, and I want to get in, get the list, and get out –quickly. But in a small town, if you ’ ve been involved with stuff and you ’ ve had kids who were involved with stuff, you know some folks. And they ALSO shop at Kroger and Wal-Mart. Which means you ’ re going to have to stop and exchange what I call “Southern pleasantries.” “How are you doing these days?” “What about the kids?” “What are they up to?” “Did you hear that so-and-so had cancer?” “Oh, my goodness.” You know the drill. Well, after my wife’s stroke in late February, I find that WE have been the subject of conversation and prayers with virtually EVERYONE I know in town (and then some). So, I get stopped everywhere. “How’s Jenny?” “Do you need anything?” “We’re praying for you, you know.” In the past, I found getting stopped like that incredibly frustrating. These days, I find it tremendously encouraging and rewarding. You belong. And people (do really) care. Everyone matters. So, you can keep New York and Los Angeles. I’ll stick with Nicholasville, thank you. Small town livin’ is the life for me. I wouldn’t have it any other way!
As of 2024, we have been in business in Nicholasville for 50 years On July 3rd, we plan to celebrate that with our staff right on site by throwing a large scale event for our team and their families We will have various activities such as inflatables, cornhole tournament, basketball shot contest, petting zoo, pony rides, games, food, awards and a plant tour! We also plan to end the night at Momma’s Tap House right in Nicholasville to celebrate with karaoke
We truly value our team, and thank them for all of their hard work! Without them, we would never get to 50 years Thank you to you all!!
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1978: Facility closed and reopened as Rely, manufacturing personal care items
1980: Rely pulled out of the market The plant remained open with limited production of float balls, ABS and styrene pipe
Began producing 2 liter soft drink bottles
1983: Began producing mouthwash bottles
1985: Began producing liquor containers
1985: Hoover Universal became part of Johnson Controls (JCI)
1987: Stopped producing 2 liter soft drink bottles and became a custom facility.
1997: JCI acquired by Schmalbach-Lubeca.
2002: Schmalbach-Lubeca acquired by Amcor.
2003: Integration of the Canadian Pet Pak Business (mostly liquor)
2005: Implementation of Personal Care business.
2006: Ribbon cutting of new 13,936 m2 warehouse.
2007: Introduction of Handle Bottle
2008: Began production of One-Step Hot Fill bottles
- Introduction of 100% PCR liquor bottles
2009: Began production of One Step Multi-Layer Barrier Container
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