Winchester Sun, established in 1878 as The Semi-Weekly Sun, is a reputable brand that has been serving the Winchester community for over a century. Originally known as the Winchester News, it became the first daily newspaper in the area in 1908 and changed its name to the Sun in 1912. Under the ownership of the Tatman family, the Sun flourished until it was acquired by Schurz Communications in 2005 and later by Boone Newspapers, Inc.

As the newspaper of record for Clark County, Winchester Sun offers a wide range of news and information catering to the local community. With a daily circulation of 2,983, the Sun is a trusted source for residents to stay informed about Winchester and Clark County. In addition to its print edition, the Sun also has a comprehensive website, www.

winchestersun. com, providing online readers with up-to-date news and features. The brand also offers commercial printing services, utilizing their Atlas web press.

Winchester, located just off I-64 and 20 miles east of Lexington, is the seat of Clark County, known for its scenic beauty and thriving agriculture industry. With a population of 16,766, Winchester embodies the charm of the Bluegrass Region and boasts attractions like the Bluegrass Heritage Museum and the historic Holly Rood home. Winchester Sun continues to be a trusted and valued news source, keeping the community connected and informed with its reliable coverage and commitment to journalistic excellence