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Photo by Mike Moore

Jenny, a siamang gibbon, clutched the side of her enclosure during the Primate Rescue Center's house last Saturday. Some 250 people turned out for the annual open house. The Primate Rescue Center sits on 30 acres in Jessamine County and includes a 100-fot long enclosure for 11 chimpanzees and 10 custom indoor/outdoor enclosures for the other primates.

Possible interstate corridors released

Six months after a public meeting was held at West Jessamine Middle School, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 7 has released the possible corridors for a connector between U.S. 27 and I-75.

Cassity receives Y’s top accolade

Judge-Executive Wm. Neal Cassity has served Jessamine County residents for many years in many capacities that have impacted the lives of everyone in the county.

Funky like a little monkey

Jenny, a siamang gibbon, swiftly and noisily moved throughout her enclosure at the Primate Rescue Center during last Saturday’s open house.

Attorney’s office felt minor cuts from budget

This spring, as the Kentucky General Assembly wrangled over the state budget and speculation of large cuts in state funding circulated, government agencies scrambled to prepare for possible cuts.

N’ville breaks ground on new city hall

Nicholasville city officials gathered to the site of the new City Hall on North Main Street Thursday for the groundbreaking of the future location.

County discusses budget items

Jessamine County Fiscal Court continued to work on its budget for next year by looking at requests from EMS and the sheriff’s department, at its work session Tuesday.

Election 2008: A final look before the primary

Over the past several weeks, The Jessamine Journal profiled the nine Nicholasville City Commission candidates. This week The Journal offers a final look at the local, state and national candidates.

County clerk predicts modest turnout

Usually during a presidential election season, by the time Kentucky’s primary rolls around the top Democrat and Republican are known.

News briefs for May 15

The Kentucky State Police have released the identity of the man discovered in a burned-out pickup truck Tuesday night, May 6.