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Jessamine County

Jessamine County

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Oct 15, 2026

Aaron BilesHOST
30:51
It's a purple district.
Aaron BilesHOST
30:53
You know, it's got Jessamine.
Aaron BilesHOST
30:54
It's got, you know, Fayette.
Aaron BilesHOST
30:56
But it is a very much a toss up, toss up district.

9 MINS LATER

Aaron BilesHOST
39:40
All right.
Aaron BilesHOST
39:41
Let's do it, Nate.
Nate OrshanHOST
39:43
Oh, does being a vet help you when you're in the rural, like rural Jessamine County and whatnot? Is that on your side?
Adam MooreGUEST
39:51
So, yeah, as far as being a veteran, I think it gets you past the 10 second mark.
Jack PattieHOST
0:04
I'm Jack Pattie.
Jack PattieHOST
0:05
This morning we have our friends, Brian Goettl, who is the first assistant, uh, Jessamine County attorney.
Jack PattieHOST
0:11
Good morning to you, Brian.
Brian GoettlGUEST
0:12
Good morning, Jack.

12 MINS LATER

Jack PattieHOST
12:27
And by the way, they'll be here, uh, we're gonna, uh, the mayor is graciously giving up her day, first, uh, Wednesday of the month, the day after the election, so we can get our experts, Brian and Bill, in here to talk about the results of the election and- or at least the ones we know the results of, uh, the very first Wednesday of the month instead of the second Wednesday.
Jack PattieHOST
12:49
We're back with our boys, Brian and Bill.
Jack PattieHOST
12:52
Brian is the first assistant Jessamine County attorney by choice, and you will be leaving that post when?
Brian GoettlGUEST
13:02
April 30th of 2027.
MBHOST
11:10
Barren, Carroll, and Washington Counties each have had five.
MBHOST
11:13
There have been four in Jefferson-- uh, Jessamine County, three in Caldwell County, and then two in Lewis and Owen Counties, and then I think one each in Todd and Trimble Counties as well.
MBHOST
11:24
So health officials continuing to monitor that, and again, one hundred three of the one hundred five not vaccinated against, uh, measles, which I guess is in the MMR shot.
MBHOST
11:35
Yeah, measles, mumps, rubella.
Bill BurtonHOST
2:45
Capitol reporter Silvia Goodman takes us to one likely tight race where Democrats will try to hold on to a central Kentucky seat.
Sylvia GoodmanCORRESPONDENT
2:52
Democratic Representative Adam Moore won his Lexington and Jessamine County seat two years ago after the moderate GOP incumbent, Cillian Timoney, was ousted in the primary.
Sylvia GoodmanCORRESPONDENT
3:01
It was his vote against legislation banning gender-affirming care for trans minors that lost him his primary in 2024.
Sylvia GoodmanCORRESPONDENT
3:08
Now Timoney is back, and he's making a pitch to voters in the purple district.
Shepard SnyderCORRESPONDENT
2:46
The Kentucky Department for Public Health said Friday there are seven new measles cases in Laurel County.
Shepard SnyderCORRESPONDENT
2:52
Four were reported in Jessamine County in January, and in total, Kentucky has seen 104 measles cases and nine hospitalizations this year.
Shepard SnyderCORRESPONDENT
3:01
That's the most since 1991.
Shepard SnyderCORRESPONDENT
3:04
Children younger than five are normally most at risk for the contagious disease, but 47 of the cases have been in children five to 17, and another 45 in adults.
AaronHOST
0:51
We're going to the campaign corner again.
AaronHOST
0:53
We got David Graves, who is running for Woodford County's Statehouse District, and Ryan Stanford's running for Jessamine, I think a wee bit of Fayette County's.
AaronHOST
1:01
State House District.
AaronHOST
1:02
So a couple of great candidates who've been hitting the campaign trail hard.

26 MINS LATER

David GravesGUEST
27:10
Murray down there.
David GravesGUEST
27:14
But my district is all of Woodford County.
David GravesGUEST
27:17
Part of Jessamine, which is down in Wilmore, and part of Franklin County, which is down in the Peaks Mill, the 56th District.
David GravesGUEST
27:25
56th District, a big district.
KruserHOST
13:29
Where are they?
MikeAUDIENCE
13:29
Jessamine County.
KruserHOST
13:30
Where?
MikeAUDIENCE
13:31
Jessamine County.
KruserHOST
13:33
Oh my God, Jessamine County.
KruserHOST
13:34
Okay.
KruserHOST
13:34
Are these affordable houses or big old McMansions?
MikeAUDIENCE
14:40
... and think, "Well, this is where they're coming out, and this is where they're coming out." And she actually came out of a guy's front yard right behind a bush, and it was too late.
Beau SpicerGUEST
7:49
And if you pay really close attention as you're driving around, you can actually see the, uh, maples and the sycamores are already starting to turn.
Beau SpicerGUEST
7:59
Um, as a matter of fact, I was, uh, driving down the road yesterday, and, uh, it, it was really unique 'cause, um, southern part of Jessamine County, they hadn't started changing.
Beau SpicerGUEST
8:11
But around, uh, Fayette County, especially where there's a little more asphalt, the maples had already started turning their orange red.
Dave KeslingHOST
8:18
Hmm.

23 MINS LATER

Beau SpicerGUEST
31:29
I am so excited.
Beau SpicerGUEST
31:30
I am so excited.
Beau SpicerGUEST
31:32
The, the, the day I see a possum on a half-shell, which I've seen them in western Kentucky, but if, if I'm in Jessamine County and I see a possum on a half-shell walk in front of me-
Dave KeslingHOST
31:44
[laughs] You're, you're-
Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
13:08
Jesse Green disagrees.
Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
13:10
He's 27 and the youth chair of the Republican Party in Jessamine County, Kentucky.
Jesse GreenGUEST
13:15
I hold a frustration as a younger person on politicians who stay in office past when they have the physical and mental capabilities to do so.
Meghna ChakrabartiHOST
13:26
Green believes Senator McConnell should have stepped down during his long summer hospitalization.
Rob BolsonGUEST
17:46
...
Rob BolsonGUEST
17:46
in Jessamine County was a really popular place at its time.
Rob BolsonGUEST
17:49
Chophouse was very popular.
Rob BolsonGUEST
17:52
Uh, Cliff Hagen's Rib Eye.

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