Today's News

Members of the Main Street Committee are hoping to repeat last year’s success with the Christmas Home Tour with over a 100 visitors discovering the wonder of the season in private homes across the county.

“I think people enjoy seeing other people’s homes,” said event organizer Beverly Ingram. “Not only does it put you in a festive mood, but it shows what we have to offer here” in terms of history.

Like the arts-and-craft bungalow owned by Loretta Bivens located just outside of Taylorsville proper on Townhill Road.

 During their 9th Annual Meeting, the Kentucky Women in Agriculture (KWIA) elected officers and district delegates to their Board of Directors. 

This letter is to correct an important omission from last week’s Veterans Day coverage.

During the morning Honors Ceremony at the First Baptist Church and the Parade on Main Street, the presentation of the Colors was performed by the Nelson County High School Air Force Junior ROTC Color Guard.

Last week’s article made reference to the speaker’s question about whether people would basically go about their business and forget our veterans after the ceremony.

I am writing in regards to the article about the cows that were on the front page of the Spencer Magnet on Oct. 22. The article sounds as though my husband and I let our cows roam free. However, that is not the case.

First, this cow issue happened in the summer/fall of 2007.