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Today's News

  • COLUMN: Worry, stress or panic — it may be anxiety

    During certain times in our lives, all of us have experienced most, if not all of the above. But, I have had more clients/patients who have had a combination of worry and fear (often being unable to determine which one is first and which one is second).
    I’m going to address these issues by concentrating on anxiety, which seems to arrive accompanied by both, although one may be more prevalent than the other.

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  • COLUMN: Work to be rich in the spirit

    Today’s passage comes from Luke 12:13-21:

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  • COLUMN: ON THE ROAD — Make sure you take note of the blessings in the car as you travel

    I recently got back from a long road trip, literally two days there and two days back. Because of the timetable we really didn’t have a lot of time to stop along the way. You know what I mean, people are always saying to “stop and smell the roses.” But let’s face it, sometimes you just can’t stop.

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  • 2013 Bears roster

    Number    Name    Year    Height    Weight    Off    Def    
    2    Logan Holbrook    10    5’6”    162    RB    LB    
    3    Jacob Derudder    10    6’1”    170    QB    DB    

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  • Church Happenings — Week of Aug. 21

    Little Union Baptist
    plans revival
    Little Union Baptist Church will host revival services at 7 p.m. on Friday through Sunday.
    Danny Haynes, associate pastor of Mill Creek Baptist Church in Bardstown, will be the guest evangelist.
    On Aug. 23, youth night activities will begin at 6.
    On Aug. 24, a complimentary meal will be served at 6.
    The church, located at 4620 Little Union Road, has Sunday school at 10 a.m. each Sunday, followed by a worship service at 11.

    Old Gospel Barn
    to host sing

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  • 2013 SCHS Football Schedule

    AUG. 23    AT THOMAS NELSON
    AUG. 30    AT SHELBY COUNTY
    SEPT. 6    LaRUE COUNTY
    SEPT. 13    AT BULLITT EAST
    SEPT 27    AT NORTH OLDHAM
    OCT. 4    COLLINS
    OCT. 11    AT ATHERTON
    OCT. 18    E. JESSAMINE
    OCT. 25    WAGGENER
    NOV. 1    HENRY COUNTY
    **All games begin at 7:30 p.m.

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  • COLUMN: A new season and a new list

    High school football pulls back the curtain this week on another academic year. The usual fixtures are in place – Louisville Trinity and Fort Thomas Highlands.
    For the rest of the year, these are a few things I would like to see come to pass:
    1. My favorite for Kentucky sports person of the year has been established: Emma Talley. A 19-year-old from Princeton in Caldwell County and a sophomore at Alabama, Talley won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Golf Championship. Two Kentuckians won major tournaments this year, Talley and Kenny Perry of Franklin.

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  • Farm to Table meal: First-ever locally sourced meal will highlight farmers, producers

    With menu items like homemade potato gnocchi in bellemoral cheese cream reduction and grilled New York Strip and ribeye steaks with five-year aged balsamic vinegar, Spencer County’s first-ever Farm to Table meal promises to be a succulent display of what some of the county’s best farmers have to offer.

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  • BIRTH: Jump family welcomes Sophia Grace

    Justin and Sarah Jump of Taylorsville announce the birth of their daughter, Sophia Grace Jump, at Baptist Hospital East on June 16 at 3:44 p.m.

    Sophia was 6 pounds, 1 ounce and 21 inches long.
    Also welcoming Sophia are her grandparents, Dennis and Connie Eisenback and Randall and Glenna Jump, along with her great-grandparents Wanda Jump, Hobert and Edith Judd, Paulette and Jim Age, Zeke Eisenback and Alberta Philpot.
     

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  • Pay highlights progress in state of the city address

    Taylorsville Mayor Don Pay addressed those in attendance at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Aug. 8 for the annual State of the City address. Pay told the audience he likes to address the state of the city from a “where we’ve been, where are we now and a where are we going” approach.

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