James Scogin is a News Editor at Georgetown College. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, culture, and sports, with a particular focus on the music business and urban art. His work has been featured in Georgetown News-Graphic and BLOX Digital.
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James Scogin's articles largely cover local events, government announcements, and community-related stories in Georgetown. The topics he covers include entertainment news, family & relationships, community events, education initiatives and police engagement. If you wish to pitch to him, consider offering human-interest stories related to local community events or profiles of individuals making a positive impact in the area. Additionally, pitches related to educational programs for families or coverage of upcoming recreational activities may also be well-received based on his coverage attributes and themes covered.
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Evyn Weaver first fell for music because of local radio, Weaver said. From there it was piano at 8-years-old, then saxophone at 10. Weaver would go on to play in elementary school band, then jazz bands.
By: James Scogin Georgetown
“Where the Mountains Sing” documentary producers are holding a charity auction online through August 17. Money raised will go toward the subject of the movie, Laurel Cove Music Festival in Pineville, as well as local non-profits, according to “Where the Mountains Sing” on Facebook and
By: James Scogin
Stamping Ground Christian Church is hosting its fourth annual “Clothing Giveaway” Saturday, July 25 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., according to Bonda Burton, outreach committee chairperson for Stamping Ground
By: Jack Thomas, James Scogin Georgetown
Scott County Judge-Executive Joe Pat Covington shared his State of the County address at a Georgetown-Scott County Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Monday, Aug. 10, where he discussed the County's growth and how adjustments are being made to prepare.
By: James Scogin Georgetown, Jack Thomas
At least one major intersection remains without power following morning storms Wednesday, Aug. 12. Traffic lights at Cherry Blossom Way and Lexington Road (U.S. 25) are out, while Quality drive has been recently restored, according to officials.
By: Jack Thomas, James Scogin Georgetown
Power has been restored to traffic lights at the intersection of Cherry Blossom Way and Lexington Road (U.S. 25), while over 200 customers are estimated without power in Scott County, according to Kentucky Utilities Storm Center outage map.
By: James Scogin
“It’s software,” said Julie Whitney, a University of Kentucky Engineering professor who spoke on the pros and cons of Artificial Intelligence (AI) during a July Georgetown Rotary Club meeting at
Laban Miller, founder of JesusRoots, “a worship music project for children, families, and anyone young at heart,” held a screening and premiere for a music video at Georgetown Cinema August
Elizabeth Maines has built an entertainment career of both music and film. She has worked projects for major networks as well as formed a music group called Queen Aster.
Lieutenant Brandy Reese is looking to get to know the community of Georgetown as she has recently been named officer of Georgetown Salvation Army, she said.
