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Today's Features

  • PHOTO: TES announces November Students of the Month

    The Taylorsville Elementary School November Students of the Month are Leah Elmore, Noah Young, Aidan Sweet, Andrew Basham, Madison Crisp and Kassidy Pulliam.

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  • PHOTO: October and November Grizzly Heroes

    The following students were named Spencer County Middle School Grizzly Heroes for October or November: Jacob Summerhill, Lindsey Miller, Wayne Redmon, Nathen Ryan, Aarika Castle, Jacob Coke, Bryan Downs, Kaleigh Jolly, Joey Abell, Haley Keeling, Sarah Durbin, Hannah Jonason, Cameron Curran, Amber Hahn, Sarah Strain, Cody Stone, Michaela Keown, Brianna Goeing, Alex Cruz, Nicholas Fuller, Cameron Chesser, Alexis Adams, Ashton Hamilton, Cody Spears and Kayla Reece.

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  • PHOTOS: Students experience HistoryMobile

    Recently Taylorsville Elementary fourth and fifth graders explored the life of Kentucky’s Abraham Lincoln through the HistoryMobile.

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  • Elections held during KFB’s 92nd annual meeting

    Pulaski County farmer Mark Haney was re-elected president of Kentucky Farm Bureau (KFB) on the concluding day of the organization’s 92nd annual meeting. Also re-elected were Webster County’s Eddie Melton as First Vice-President and Hart County’s J. Fritz Giesecke as Second Vice-President. They comprise KFB’s Executive Committee along with Executive Vice President David S. Beck.

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  • COLUMN: Mistletoe evident in tree tops

    I like the winter landscape because I can see past the green canvas of summer into neighboring fields where horses graze and a pet cow that is almost as old as me slumbers. I can see mistletoe everywhere, too, driving down the interstate, walking in the park, sitting at a traffic light. It is there if you look into the canopies of trees devoid of their leafy-ness. We are obviously not the first to notice round globs of greenery nestled in tree tops.

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  • COLUMN: Next year’s home garden starts now

    You may be delighted to put gardening behind you for the season, but fall is the time to manage and prevent disease in next year’s garden. Summer crops may still be standing, even after being killed by heavy frosts and cold temperatures. At this time, you can take preemptive measures to help ensure a successful and bountiful garden next season.

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  • PHOTO: A live look at the Christmas story

    Members of Spencer County High School’s FCA helped remind visitors to the annual FFA Toy Show about the true meaning of Christmas with this living nativity scene set up in front of the high school Friday night.

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  • COLUMN: Defeat Satan through the grace of Jesus

    As we look at how deceiving Satan really is, if we do not stay prayed up and stay in the word of God, he will devour us, because the only way we can defeat him is through Jesus Christ.
    I believe the first thing we have to learn in the battle with Satan is that it’s a long way from our heads to our hearts.
    By saying this, if we do not watch, we will fall into one of Satan’s traps. We will be trying to defeat him on our own strength and if we try to figure out where he is coming from without the grace of God that is exactly what he wants us to do.

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  • COLUMN: No more hiding from God

    We have a dog, she’s pretty big, weighs about 65 pounds and she may still be growing!  Anyway, like most dogs she is sensitive to our moods and she seems to know when she is in trouble. The funny thing is sometimes she knows she is in trouble before we do.  When that happens she sort of hides out from us.  There is a little corner in the basement and she’ll peek out from behind a chair to see how much trouble she is in.  When she does that we start looking for a puddle somewhere or for something she has chewed up.

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  • The indecency of modern television

    Because I choose to subscribe and support the organization known as Parents Television Council, I receive information relative to what PTC has discovered is going on in the television industry that could be harmful to you and your children.

    In Volume 11, Number 5, of the PTC Insider, there is a quote from Peter Chernin, president of News Corp., the parent company of the FOX TV network: “[We will] fight to the end for our ability to put controversial, offensive, and even tasteless content on the air” (Broadcasing and Cable, Oct. 21, 2008).

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