SUMMARY: Boil County Emergency Management is collaborating with the BCTC Danville campus to address the nationwide shortage of paramedics. This partnership aims to engage local students, benefiting both Boil County and Central Kentucky. The EMS donated a retired ambulance for hands-on training, allowing students to practice life-saving skills in a realistic environment. The ambulance is equipped with essential tools for emergency scenarios, enhancing the paramedic and EMS programs in the area. Participants are optimistic about the future growth of this partnership, which plays a crucial role in preparing the next generation of emergency medical service professionals.

Boyle County EMS and BCTC have partnered to combat the paramedic shortage.

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SUMMARY: Kerry Blevins has made history as the first female fire chief in Jefferson County after over 20 years in the Fairdale Fire Department. Starting her career in a male-dominated field, she sought mentorship and developed her leadership skills. One of her key accomplishments is the creation of the Junior Firefighter Program, in collaboration with Fairdale High School’s Fire Science Academy, which provides valuable life lessons to students. As Chief, she plans to expand this program, implement yearly cancer screenings, and prioritize both physical and mental health for her staff. Blevins aims to inspire all individuals to pursue their goals, regardless of background.

Fairdale Fire Department names female chief, the first ever in Jefferson County

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SUMMARY: Clarice Kitchen, a new West African restaurant on Bardstown Road, has recently opened and is making waves with its authentic Jollof rice, a popular dish in various West African cultures. The restaurant focuses on the rich flavors and perfect texture of the rice, emphasizing its firm consistency and the balance of spices, including pepper. Clarice Kitchen is open Tuesday to Saturday, drawing in patrons eager to try their traditional dishes like Jollof rice, chicken, and plantains. The excitement surrounding the food indicates a promising future for the restaurant in the community.

Jollof Rice from Clarice Kitchen

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