Today's Features

I am not much of a drinker but I recently acquired a taste for bourbon – bourbon balls, that is. I also gained a new respect for the woman who invented them.

Bellarmine University recently announced that Lindsey Brooke Matherly, daughter of Lee Anne Day-Ballard and Robert Matherly, made the dean’s list for the 2012 fall semester and the 2013 spring semester. The recognition is merited because, as a full time student, Matherly achieved a 3.5 GPA or above and completed at least 15 hours per semester for a total of 30 hours over two semesters.
Matherly is a 2012 graduate of Spencer County High School, a pre-nursing major and hopes to become a neonatal nurse practioner.

Now that it looks like springtime has finally arrived, many of us will turn our attention to our gardens, yards, and pastures.  I think all of us are glad that spring is here for now at least.
Many of us have our gardens up and growing, but with the cooler temperatures that we have had over the last few weeks, some of us haven’t been able to get our gardens out yet.  But once the plants start growing, it is almost inevitable that your garden will get some sort of disease on tomatoes, squash, etc.