

I, Jason Wayne Bullock, announce my candidacy for Beaver Dam Second District Magistrate. Serving the good people of the Second District for the past eight years has been an honor, and I humbly ask for your support to continue serving as your magistrate.
Ohio County has been my home for 37 years -- the past 20 years in Beaver Dam. My wife, Kara, and I never considered starting our family and raising our children Cole, Addison, and Colin anywhere else.
I learned the importance of faith, the value of community and the necessity of hard work from my parents, Wayne and Ruth (Ford) Bullock of Beaver Dam. Those values where only reinforced by Kara’s parents, Jerry and Judy (Tichenor) Bevil of Hartford.
Kara and I consider ourselves very lucky to be able to build a life in the same familiar place where generations of our families are rooted. Currently, Kara serves as the County Assistant Superintendent with the Ohio County Board of Education, and I have had the privilege of working with the outstanding students, parents, and educators at Beaver Dam Elementary as their Family Resource Coordinator. Working daily with our bright kids constantly reminds me why preparing them for future success will always be one of the fiscal court’s most sacred responsibilities!
Helping provide a bright future for our kids will always be my top priority!
While we certainly celebrate when one of our own finds success outside of our own communities, I have a vision for a robust local economy so that more folks who want to build their lives can find jobs close to home or start their own successful businesses. The current fiscal court started the OCEDA Foundation in order to strengthen local economic development efforts. If elected, I will work hard to continue our momentum while seizing every opportunity to help private employers add good jobs with good pay.
Perhaps the most important lesson I’ve learned is that everything we do as a community is connected to everything else we do. Good jobs are connected to creating communities where employers want to live. Things like good roads, clean roadways, great recreational facilities, strong schools, and feeling safe in our homes are every bit as important as more traditional economic concerns when it comes to competing with surrounding areas for a company to build a new plant in our county.
As your magistrate, I will listen to everyone’s good ideas and work hard to implement those that have the best chance to make Ohio County even better, even stronger, and even more beautiful than it is today!
I love serving the people of the Second District and Ohio County, and I ask you for your vote and your continued support. Please contact me anytime to let me know what’s most important to you. I can be reached by phone at 256-5506, by sending an email to jason.bullock@ohio.kyschools.us, or just message me on Facebook.
The Book of Proverbs says that without a vision, the people will perish. I know you have a vision and want great things for Ohio County just like I do. Working together toward a common vision, we will see great things continue to happen in our communities! Thank You, Jason W. Bullock
Hello, my name is Jason Burden and I would like to announce my candidacy as Republican candidate for Third District Magistrate. I am a life long resident of Ohio County and have spent 30 of my 35 years on this earth in Kronos. My wife Ashley and I have three children, Drake, Gracie and Bryson.
I graduated from Ohio County High School in 1996 and was very active in the FFA. I graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture. As a part-time farmer and full-time husband and dad, I know what hard work is.
I currently serve as Prostaff for Down and Dirty Game Calls and Prostaff for Antler Insanity TV, where I am also a factory sales rep. I am always available and open for the residents of Ohio County.
I owe a lot of my upbringing and inspiration to my papaw, the late Lilburn Schroader. I look forward to meeting all of the people in my district over the summer. In the meantime I appreciate your support, if you have any questions, comments or concerns feel free to contact me anytime, 270-256-2378.
Sincerest thanks,
Jason Burden
Four people were sent to the hospital after a car accident on the William Natcher Parkway yesterday.
According to a press release from the Kentucky State Police, around 2:45 p.m. yesterday, Janet Edwards, 57, of Tell City, Ind., was traveling south on the William Natcher Parkway in the right lane of traffic. She was driving a 2008 Chevy Malibu. Charla Raymer, 53, of Beaver Dam, was also traveling south on the William Natcher Parkway in the left lane of traffic, driving a 2013 Chevy Malibu.
As she was trying to merge into the left lane, Edwards was struck in the rear driver side by Raymer.
Both Raymer and her passenger, Hannah Raymer, 20, of Beaver Dam, were transported to the Ohio County Hospital by EMS, where they were treated for minor injuries.
Edwards and her passenger, Wayne Edwards, 64, of Tell City, were transported by EMS to Owensboro Health Regional Medical Center where they were also treated for injuries.
The KSP was assisted in this accident by the Ohio County Sheriff's Department, the Hartford Fire Department, The Beaver Dam Fire Department, Ohio County EMS and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement.