Jobs |
Cars |
Homes |
Apartment |
Classifieds |
Obituaries |
Shopping |
Discuss |
e-Edition |
Subscriber services
E-Mail
Print
tool name
close
tool goes here
A Stamping Ground woman died late Saturday after a one-car crash near the Scott-Fayette county line, police said.
Beverly Wainscott, 36, was pronounced dead at Georgetown Community Hospital, said Scott County Deputy Sheriff Josh Hutchison.
Wainscott was a passenger in a 1992 Toyota Corolla driven by Joseph Reynolds, 32, also of Stamping Ground, Hutchison said. The car was headed south on Ironworks Road when it lost control and struck a utility pole near Coleman Lane, about 2 miles south of Georgetown.
Reynolds was treated at University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington and discharged.
Hutchison said alcohol is suspected in the crash and that investigators were awaiting the return of blood-alcohol test results.
Comments
The Herald-Leader allows readers to comment on stories; the views expressed here are not those of the Herald-Leader or its staff. Readers must avoid personal attacks and libelous or inappropriate remarks, and users who violate our commenting policies can be banned from the site. See our commenting policy here. Some comments may be reprinted in the newspaper. Registered user names are posted with comments.
- Thorn Song is not dead, trainer says
- Bank says Zayat hid his insurance from Thorn Song's death
- Witness: Clay judge helped buy votes for his wife
- Bill would let schools teach Bible literacy
- Piecing together financial security
- Judge rules Louisa owes $481,000
- Good Shepherd Episcopal's Robert L. Sessum to retire
- Senator seeks review of UofL Medical Center
- KFC offers chicken as a reward for return of Colonel bust
- UK climbs to No. 3 in AP poll
@Nyx.replyAnswerText@