Today's News

The Taylorsville City Commission voted last Tuesday to take action and move forward on four separate unsafe structures.
After several attempts of notification, with no sufficient response, the commission voted to demolish the structure located at 107 Reasor St., which is owned by Arnetta Lawrence.

Finding oneself in a broken down car in the pouring rain on the way to the Taylorsville Post Office might not sound like a blessing for most people, but for Elk Creek resident Sue Raisor, it turned out to be just that.
Early last week, while running errands, Raisor had only one stop left — the post office.
After grabbing a bite to eat, Raisor headed toward her last stop with the rain pouring down all around her.
“I pulled in [to the post office], and my car quit,” she recounted Monday afternoon.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has received reports from numerous circuit court clerk offices of misunderstanding about how veterans can obtain a driver’s license imprinted with the newly authorized “Veteran” designation, which became available on Monday, Sept. 24.
Kentucky veterans who wish to have the designation must present form DD214 — the Department of Defense form that verifies service — at the office of the circuit court clerk when renewing licenses.
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I am proud to share my conservative principles with the State Representative of the 55th District, Kim King.
A district representative is our connection to state government, and beyond to the federal level, and I believe she represents us well.
King takes her personal pride of our community into state government, representing us, as Kentucky continues to play its vital role in the nation. King’s principles guide her to attract new business and good paying jobs to our community, as she embraces economic development, not condemns it.