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Today's Features

  • National Day of Prayer is this Thursday

    Tens of thousands of prayer events are planned across the country on Thursday, to honor the  annual National Day of Prayer.  In churches, parks and on courthouse steps, citizens will be praying for our nation, government leaders, media, military, schools, churches, businesses and families.

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  • Attitude matters to God

    We know how important it is to have a good attitude and the correct motives especially when it comes to approaching God. Here are two Bible stories that expose the human conscience and identify why some people seem to overlook what is really important in their quest for satisfaction and security.

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  • Church Happenings - Week of May 3, 2017

    Mid-week Bible Study at Risen Lord Lutheran Church

    Risen Lord Lutheran Church is having a mid-meek Bible study each Wednesday starting at 7 p.m. The church is located at 5138 Taylorsville Rd.  If you have any questions please contact the church at 477-6557.

    Narcotics Anonymous Meeting

    Narcotics Anonymous meetings are held at First Christian Church every Thursday at 8 p.m. For more information, call 502-902-4599.

    Al-Anon at Taylorsville Methodist

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  • Church Happenings - Week of April 26, 2017

    FCA to host Go Tell event

    The Spencer County Fellowship of Christian Athletes will hold their Go Tell event on Wednesday, April 26 from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the high school gymnasium. Robert Palmer, a ministry consultant for Crossings Camp will be the speaker, with several students also taking an active part in the event.

    Mid-week Bible Study at Risen Lord Lutheran Church

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  • Watching old movies

    Do you like old movies?  I guess I am old enough now that some movies I saw at the theater are now considered old movies.  It’s hard for me, but “Star Wars” came out the year I graduated high school and I guess for a lot of people that is an old movie.

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  • Agriculture - FFA Field Day

     

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  • Agriculture - Mild winter means we need to be more tick aware

    A mild winter can have its downsides. One is that more ticks probably survived than normal. The result is more hungry ticks out earlier than usual, according to Lee Townsend, extension entomologist in the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

    Typically, warm weather brings ticks out of hiding to find the blood meal they need to continue their life cycle. In the past two weeks, Townsend has received calls about ticks on both people and pets.

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  • Education - Teachers of the Year

     

    The Spencer County Board of Education recognized five teachers from the district as Teachers of the Year for their respective schools.

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  • Agriculture - Farmers deal with warm spring

    Unusually warm temperatures have both backyard gardeners and farmers looking at crops early this year.

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  • Agriculture - 4-H Camp season is fast approaching

    Now is the time for young people and their parents to begin making plans for an annual summer ritual, 4-H Camp.

    KY 4-H camps are open to all Kentucky youth between the ages of 9 and 13. At 4-H Camp, young people learn independence and responsibility while having a lot of fun and making new friends.

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