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Titan Tint & Graphics hosts 11th annual Halloween Parade Oct. 24
The 11th Annual Halloween Parade steps off this Saturday, October 24, at 6:30 pm from Titan Tint & Graphics at 805 S Main St, Salem. The parade is free to enter, and there is no registration required.
WCCF donors award $100,000 in grants in 2026 fall cycle
A Community Posting by the Washington County Community Foundation Grants totaling $100,000.00 were awarded to organizations serving Washington County by the generous donors of the Washington County Community Foundation for the Fall 2026 grant cycle. Grants are primarily awarded from the Foundation’s Touch Tomorrow Funds. Junior Achievement of Kentuckian has been awarded a$2500 grant to assist with financial literacy programming for Washington County students. Programming incl
WCCF Announces D. Jack Mahuron Education Fund and Elliott Family Fund Recipients
The D. Jack Mahuron Education Fund was established at the Washington County Community Foundation to encourage educators and staff to teach in innovative ways. This year, the fund, as well as the Elliott Family Fund, has awarded several teachers in the county school corporations over $8,200.00.
Local family seeks assistance after devastating car crash
There is once again a local family here in Washington County in need of aid. Four individuals were involved in a head-on collision on July 11 of this year on East Hackberry Street between Walmart and Tumbleweed. The crash resulted in severe injuries with each of the passengers, one of which passed away one week after the crash.
West Washington choir selected to perform at Carnegie Hall
The West Washington Jr./Sr. High School choir has been selected to participate in a concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City, where the students are expected to perform the world premiere of a new choral composition alongside professional musicians and other selected school choirs from across the country.
Cornucopia Farm launches into 2026 season
Cornucopia Farm will open its doors for the 2026 fall season Friday, September 11, welcoming guests back for another season of pumpkins, farm activities, fall attractions and special events! General admission will be available from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm on opening day, with the farm closing briefly before reopening for its first special event of the season: the Red, White and Blue Glow Maze.
VIDEO: Semi jackknifes on W SR-60, van involved in wreck
This afternoon, Friday, October 16 at approximately 12:22 pm, Salem emergency responders were dispatched to the intersection of W SR-60 and W SR-56 regarding a motor vehicle accident that involved a jackknifed semi and a van.
Election 2026: Candidate for Washington County Recorder David Norton
Our 2026 general election candidate interview series continues with David Norton, Democratic candidate for Washington County Recorder.
Norton discusses record accuracy, digitization and online access, government transparency, protecting sensitive information and his plans for maintaining the office’s current systems while improving accountability. He also outlines ways to expand public access to records and promote property fraud alerts.
House fire on S Jackson St results in total loss
On October 13, at approximately 8:18 pm, Washington County emergency responders were dispatched to a house fire on S Jackson St. According to dispatch, the caller stated no one was inside the home at the time. We later confirmed this during a conversation with Salem Fire Chief Mark Day and Assistant Fire Chief Max Gamble.
Eagle Scout project includes building benches for SHS tennis
Hoping to give players a place to sit and rest, as well as store their equipment, senior Van Stephens has chosen to design and build benches for the tennis courts. The project is to help him complete his Eagle Scout rank in Boy Scouts.
Pink for a Purpose
The volleyball court was covered in pink, but the message behind it went far beyond the color. Salem High School Head Volleyball Coach Renee Stidam was diagnosed with breast cancer in early 2026. The team chose to support their coach by wearing pink, the color that represents breast cancer awareness.
Marching into a New Season
A new season brings fresh sounds as the marching band takes the field with a unique theme this year. With months of work already in place, these students are ready to bring their show to life with plenty for the audiences to look forward to.
Titan Tint & Graphics hosts 11th annual Halloween Parade Oct. 24
The 11th Annual Halloween Parade steps off this Saturday, October 24, at 6:30 pm from Titan Tint & Graphics at 805 S Main St, Salem. The parade is free to enter, and there is no registration required.
WCCF donors award $100,000 in grants in 2026 fall cycle
A Community Posting by the Washington County Community Foundation Grants totaling $100,000.00 were awarded to organizations serving Washington County by the generous donors of the Washington County Community Foundation for the Fall 2026 grant cycle. Grants are primarily awarded from the Foundation’s Touch Tomorrow Funds. Junior Achievement of Kentuckian has been awarded a$2500 grant to assist with financial literacy programming for Washington County students. Programming incl
WCCF Announces D. Jack Mahuron Education Fund and Elliott Family Fund Recipients
The D. Jack Mahuron Education Fund was established at the Washington County Community Foundation to encourage educators and staff to teach in innovative ways. This year, the fund, as well as the Elliott Family Fund, has awarded several teachers in the county school corporations over $8,200.00.
SHS partners with community to offer opportunities to students
Salem Schools has teamed with more than 20 local businesses to offer real world experiences for seniors providing both internship and work experience. Karen Barry, SHS Career Coach, enjoys the opportunity of getting to match a senior with an experience that will not only benefit them, but mean something to them.
"Built to Move" With Dr. Voyles: Pulling your Weight
What does pulling a combine 10 feet as fast as possible have to do with working in a chiropractic office? More than you might think. Recently, our team came together for the first ever combine pull at Cornucopia, where the goal was simple: get the combine across the finish line faster than every other team. It took strength, effort, coordination, and—most importantly—every person pulling their own weight. And we won. But the victory wasn't because one person was the strongest
"Scents and Sensibility": What an Appointment With Me Looks Like
One of the top questions I’ve received since starting as an aromatherapist at Mosier Family Chiropractic is so simple, yet one I haven’t been crystal clear on. “What does an appointment with you look like?” Let’s talk about it! First, there are multiple ways to book an appointment with me. You can call the office, message me, or book online through their website at www.mosierfamilychiropractic.com. Once the appointment is booked, you will receive a Google forms link to fill
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