Today's Features

After the article on Jeptha Knob, this scribe just had to go up there and take a look. I took several photos of the magnificent view and what must be meteorite debris. There were some huge boulders and many colorful small pieces. I may as well make it clear immediately that I was there by invitation. The property on the knob is all private. You can’t just drive up there because locked gates won’t allow it.

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Greater Louisville Sports Commission will be sponsoring the Master’s Cycle Time Trial to be held in Spencer County on Wednesday, July 1.  These folks are looking to hand out a welcome packet filled with information and promotional items from businesses in Spencer County.

Even though you may not have put away your winter coat just yet, it’s time to start thinking about 4-H summer camps.

Resident 4-H camps are open to all Kentucky youth, ages nine through thirteen. Groups of youths from every county will attend one of the four resident camps during the nine-week summer season. The 4-H camping program provides a safe, secure and fun environment for Kentucky campers. An onsite EMT/health care provider is always available to take care of campers needs.

Achieving “Yes, I Can!” goals, receiving congratulations from Superintendent Chuck Adams, and enjoying delicious pizzas compliments of Papa John’s had Kathy Bryant’s and Harriett Hile’s third and fourth grade students pumped up Tuesday afternoon.

Teaching kids to set goals and over-come obstacles is what the “Yes, I Can!” program is all about.  Developed by Kathy Bryant in 1997 the program has gained quite a bit of popularity, not only among students, but among parents and staff members as well.