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Today's News

  • Camp invention at TES

    Coming to Taylorsville Elementary School, June 13 — 17, the Camp Invention program is a weeklong adventure in creativity that immerses children entering grades one through six in exciting, hands-on learning disguised as fun activities.  

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  • Sen. Hornback visits TES

    Sen. Paul Hornback recently visited Ruth Ann Sweazy and Mary Forberger’s classes at Taylorsville Elementary School.

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  • TES February students of the month

    Taylorsville Elementary School February Students of the Month were Trish Vires, Kaelin Koppel, Jamie Wheatley, Stanley Shivers, Kaleb Whitlock, and Cameron Swanson.
    These students received a certificate, Tiger Pride shirt, and joined Heidi Heiss, school counselor, for lunch.

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  • PLAY BALL!

    Junior Michael Vuick pitched Monday as the Spencer County Bears opened their season with a 3-0 loss to Bethlehem at home. The Bears began a seven game road stretch on Tuesday when they traveled to Bardstown and will not have another home game until they host Eminence on April 12.

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  • A fish out of water

    Snagging a huge fish would seem exciting for most fishermen, but the 60-pound bighead carp that local youngster Brian Raisor recently caught in Taylorsville Lake’s tail waters raised some eyebrows with Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists.

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  • COLUMN: UK is one of Kentucky’s ‘Final Four’ teams still playing

    Notes and quotes from the fast break lane in a dream season.
    Beyond bracketologists, pep bands and painted faces, the deep beauty of the NCAA basketball tournament is its suspense. We know shockers and surprises are coming, but who, when and where is the fun part.
    Last week, Morehead State supplied the shocker sending home Final Four-ambitious Louisville. A punch in the gut for the Cardinals, but a basketball moment for the ages for Rowan County’s other team.

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  • Middle school volleyball to host tournament

    The Spencer County Middle School volleyball team will host a sixth-grade tournament Saturday.
    Teams from St. Dominic, Central Hardin and St. Aloysius will also be participating.
    Admission is $4.
    “The girls have been working really hard to be able to participate in this tournament,” organizers said in a news release. “Please come out and support the sixth-graders.”
    The first game begins at 8 a.m., and the tournament lasts until 4 p.m.

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  • Children and adults alike enjoy finger knitting

    One of the first SOS classes this year was Finger Knitting, taught by Edith Judd and Polly Pennington, with help from Mary Trice. There were 18 attendees. Finger knitting uses the hand instead of knitting needles to create a scarf. The scarf can also become a rope.

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  • Homemade granola is a satisfying and healthy snack

    I have loved granola since I was a little kid. My mama made it sometimes but since I was one of the only members of my family who liked it, she didn’t make it often. I got granola bars or granola cereal from the grocery store. Granola was not cheap, so it was an occasional splurge.

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  • Historian digs up information at county clerk’s office

    Every year people who want to learn more about their family histories visit the office of the county clerk in Kentucky courthouses.

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