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Today's Features

  • COLUMN: What's on your list?

    It seems to me that I used to remember things better than I do now. Lately it seems that little things I used to have no trouble remembering just slip through the cracks. For example, I’ll head out to go to the bank and the post office and I’ll either forget the check I want to deposit or the envelope I want to mail.
    It has gotten to the point that I double and triple check before I leave the house. Sometimes I make a list of things I need to take with me, things I need to get done, and then I forget the list. Now that is frustrating!

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  • COLUMN: God offers a loving touch

    A reading from 1 John 1:1-4:

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  • CHURCH HAPPENINGS: Week of May 28

    Gospel sing fundraiser May 31 at First Baptist
    There will be a gospel sing fundraiser Saturday, May 31 at First Baptist Church Taylorsville featuring Victory Road Quartet, formerly known as the Gloryland Quartet and The Waldridge Family. Victory Road features David Stevens, Tim Edwards, David Jones, Larry Dennison, Jerry Franklin and Carrol Ingram. The Waldridge Family features Leon Waldridge, Brent Waldridge and Wanda Waldridge.

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  • SAVVY SENIOR: Find out how much your old stuff is worth

    Savvy Senior
    Find Out How Much Your Old Stuff Is Worth
    Dear Savvy Senior,
    What resources can you recommend for finding the value of old items? I inherited a large number of old antiques and unique art from my great aunt, and I would like to find out what some of these items are worth.
    Seeking Answers

    Dear Seeking,
    There are actually a number of resources and online tools available today that can help you find out the value of almost any item. Here are some tips to help you proceed.

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  • PHOTOS: Spencer County Middle School hosts ‘Market Day’

     

    Spencer County Middle School hosted a “Market Day” Thursday. Sixth grade students set up shop in 35 different booths at Spencer County Middle School. The program was designed to teach students to develop their entrepreneurial talents. Items offered included sweet treats, drinks, games and a variety of other items.Students were offered rewards for games of chance. Students sell snacks Thursday afternoon. Several students use “Body Boppers” in a friendly game resembling human bumper cars.

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  • SAVVY SENIOR: Help seniors fix computer issues from far away

    Dear Savvy Senior,
    Are there any computer software products that you know of that will let me help my parents with their computer issues from afar? They are in their seventies and frequently call me with their computer questions and problems, but I live across town and don’t always have time to get in the car and drive over to help them. What’s available that can help us?
    Weary Son

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  • COLUMN: It's the little things

    Little things make a big difference. A simple word of kindness to someone who is having a bad day can be a gift beyond measure. Sometimes a simple card can encourage and uplift the spirit. Little things, but somehow they matter to us.

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  • Gospel sing fundraiser May 31 at First Baptist

    There will be a gospel sing fundraiser Saturday, May 31 at First Baptist Church Taylorsville featuring Victory Road Quartet, formerly known as the Gloryland Quartet and The Waldridge Family. Victory Road features David Stevens, Tim Edwards, David Jones, Larry Dennison, Jerry Franklin and Carrol Ingram. The Waldridge Family features Leon Waldridge, Brent Waldridge and Wanda Waldridge.

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  • COLUMN: Living water: Jesus will not leave you thirsty

    A reading from John 4:5-26: So he came to a town in Samaria called Sychar, near the plot of ground Jacob had given to his son Joseph. Jacob’s well was there, and Jesus, tired as he was from the journey, sat down by the well. It was about the sixth hour.

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  • Back in Time: 1964: Proposed projects would free state of major flooding

    60 Years Ago
    147,000 On Kentucky Relief Rolls, Report
    Relief rolls in Kentucky continue to rise with approximately 147,000 being given surplus foods supplied through the State Division of Commodities Distribution.
    The commodities include foods by the Commodity Credit Corporation under the federal price- -support program, and are distributed by the state agency through county welfare units to needy families, either jobless or in a low income status.

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