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Today's Features

  • COLUMN: 4-H Dairy Judging Team has success at state competition

    Spencer County was well represented at the State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest on Tuesday, June 26, at the University of Kentucky Dairy Farm.

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  • COLUMN: Direction comes from the Lord

    One day I was not doing much, so I decided, well, I will write an article. I chose a topic and started to write and after a while I saw that I could not put one together. I had wadded up two and thrown them away before I really realized that something was wrong.
    I was trying to write on my own strength instead of Jesus’ strength. When I read those articles they sounded awful.
    Sometimes we as Christians want Jesus in our life when we have nothing else very important to do. But I think we all know that Jesus wants the first and the best from us.

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  • COLUMN: True freedom begins at the cross of Christ

    Here it is again, the Fourth of July, Independence Day. Every year we set aside this day for families to gather, for fireworks to fly, to simply celebrate the freedom that all Americans share.
    Our freedoms were won with the blood and toil of our founding fathers. Our freedoms have been maintained with the sacrifices of hundreds of thousands since. We have learned to apply our freedoms to men and women of all races, though we struggle with those things still.

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  • Mount Eden Christian to host 'Journeymen'

     

    Mount Eden Christian Church will feature the “Journeymen” during its 11 a.m. service on Sunday.  The church is located at 12441 Mount Eden Road in Mount Eden. The community is invited to attend.

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  • Holding up Jesus' name

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  • The answers to life cannot be found in shortcuts

    More years ago than I care to remember, my wife and I were living in California and we took a trip to the Sequoia National Forest and then up to Yosemite.  Both of these are beautiful amazing places that I would recommend highly.  What I would not recommend is the route we took between the two.

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  • Church Happenings

    Little Union Baptist to host VBS
    Little Union Baptist Church, located at 4620 Little Union Road, will host VBS through Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for children ages kindergarten through age 12.
    Commencement exercises will be Sunday morning.

    ‘64 to Grayson’ to perform at Spencer Christian
    Spencer County’s Craig Cunningham and Laura Jones will perform live in their band “64 to Grayson” at Spencer Christian Church at 6 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free; a love offering will be taken.

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  • Trailblazers visit Churchill Downs

    The Spencer County 4-H Trailblazers Horse Club took a field trip to Churchill Downs on June 4. The group went to the Derby Museum, toured Churchill Downs, and the backside.  Shannon Bishop, club leader, organized the field trip. If you are 9-18 and interested in horses, please contact the Extension Office for more details at 477-2217.

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  • Local student sells winning truck ticket

    Pictured from left are Hugo Shurr, truck winner Phillip Hardin, Ashley Montgomery and Rebecca Mobley of the Spencer County FFA, and Billy Ray Smith.

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  • Locals compete at Ky. Junior Livestock Expo

    Dalton and Dillion Stallings, Spencer County 4-H members, competed earlier this month at Morehead State University in the Kentucky Junior Livestock Expo. Dalton (pictured) won Reserve Grand Champion market hog, and Grand Champion Kentucky Proud market hog. Dillion placed second in both of his classes with his two market hogs, and received first place Kentucky Proud with both of those pigs as well. Also pictured is Emily Hume, mentor.

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