The Bourbon County Citizen-Advertiser

The Bourbon County Citizen-Advertiser A direct descendant of The Western Citizen, est. 1807. For submissions: [email protected] The Bourbon County Citizen.

Over 200 years of continuous publication serving the Greater Bourbon County Area every Thursday

The newspaper was established in 1807. Over the many years, the paper has maintained the name Citizen and has had continued publication since it's beginning. The Citizen has been hailed as the oldest newspaper, in continuous circulation west of the Alleghenies. The Bourbon County Citizen is a regulatio

n paid, second class (postage) newspaper. It is the only paid newspaper in Bourbon County. The Citizen was established in January 1984. It has a circulation of 3,750 and is growing... all of which are paid subscription and rack sales. Any legal advertising that pertains to Bourbon County can only run in this paper. In October, 2019, the Bourbon County Citizen offered subscribers an online version. bourboncountycitizen.com features breaking news, obituaries, sports and the actual paper in digital form. There are advertising opportunities on the site as well.

GRADUATES FROM LAW SCHOOL - Miranda Dampier graduated May 2025 with a Juris Doctor Degree from Chase Law School at North...
06/19/2025

GRADUATES FROM LAW SCHOOL - Miranda Dampier graduated May 2025 with a Juris Doctor Degree from Chase Law School at Northern Kentucky University. Miranda is a graduate of Bourbon County High School. She is the daughter of Daniel and Connie Dampier.

Local “Citizens Police Academy” graduates five more.GRADUATES AND ALUMNI: Shown here are four of the five most recent Ci...
06/19/2025

Local “Citizens Police Academy” graduates five more.

GRADUATES AND ALUMNI: Shown here are four of the five most recent Citizens Police Academy graduates, along with PPD staff and CPA alumni (from left): Police Chief Myron Thomas, CPA graduate Taylor Hornbeck, Alumni Linda and Tim McCarthy, 2025 CPA graduates Mindy and Rob Gibson, alumna Ginger Bryant, CPA graduate Jodie Conley, PPD CPT Scott Toadvine, CPA alumni Melissa Crump and Pat Conley, and PPD Assistant Chief Bill Hurst. Absent from photo: CPA graduate Susan Hash.

Paris coffee roastery lands Meijer account!Read the complete story in today's paper!!
06/19/2025

Paris coffee roastery lands Meijer account!

Read the complete story in today's paper!!

Young At Heart welcomed “Voice of the Wildcats” Tom Leach See inside today's Bourbon County Citizen
06/19/2025

Young At Heart welcomed “Voice of the Wildcats” Tom Leach See inside today's Bourbon County Citizen

Fair Royalty - See inside today's Bourbon County Citizen!
06/19/2025

Fair Royalty - See inside today's Bourbon County Citizen!

06/19/2025

Citizens of Bedford Acres share concerns about
secondary entrance proposed in neighborhood

Read complete story in today's Bourbon County Citizen!

05/29/2025
05/29/2025

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT GOLF SCRAMBLE:
Due to the forecasted inclement weather, we have made the decision to postpone the Chamber Golf Scramble originally scheduled for Friday, May 30. In the interest of player safety and anticipating undesirable course conditions, we feel it is best to be proactive rather than reactive.

The event has been rescheduled for Friday, June 27.

Lunch and registration will begin at 12:30 PM, followed by a shotgun start at 2:00 PM.

All team registrations, sponsorships, and hole sponsorships will automatically carry over to the new date.

We appreciate your understanding and continued support, and we look forward to hosting a successful and enjoyable event in June with beautiful weather.

FROM THE LONG AGO COLUMN20 Years AgoMay 8, 2005BANK DONATES TO STONERSIDE SOCCER FIELD – From left are Nick Carter, Kent...
05/09/2025

FROM THE LONG AGO COLUMN
20 Years Ago
May 8, 2005

BANK DONATES TO STONERSIDE SOCCER FIELD – From left are Nick Carter, Kentucky Bank; Greg Wood, the first person to make a donation; Girls Varsity Soccer Coach Jeff Jett, and Boys Middle School and JV Soccer Coach, Brett Gibson. Read more in your hometown newspaper! Subscribe today!

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