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Today's News

  • Two minor structure fires

    Taylorsville-Spencer County Fire Department responded to two minor structure fires over the weekend.

    The first was located in the 4400 block of Plum Creek Road in Elk Creek. A call to 911 reported that a garage on the property was on fire. Firefighters arrived to discover a small electrical fire in the wall on one side of the building. The garage suffered minor cosmetic damage. No injuries were reported.

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  • Teen babysitter charged with abuse of child

    A 3-year old from Spencer County was hospitalized at Jewish Hospital Shelbyville last Tuesday with multiple serious injuries, and the child’s babysitter has been charged with seven counts of sexual and physical abuse, state police said.

    Kentucky State Police Detective Mitch Harris said that a 16-year-old male from  Spencer County has been charged with three counts of first-degree sodomy, three counts of first-degree sexual abuse and fourth-degree assault.

    “All of these charges were incurred from a single encounter,” Harris said.

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  • PUBLIC RECORD: District Court

    District court

    The Honorable Judge Donna Dutton presided over the following cases in District Court on November 13, 2009.

    Traffic:

    Seth M. Redmon Sr. (b. 1978). Charge #1, no/expired registration plates. Dismissed. Charge #2, improper registration plate. Dismissed. Charge #3, failure of owner to maintain required insurance/security, first offense. $500 fine, $400 conditionally discharged plus $143 court costs.

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  • Had it with snow

    Quick show of hands. Who’s had it with snow?

    Spencer County woke to yet another cold, white blanket Tuesday morning bringing this winter’s total accumulation to 19.9 inches – nearly the height of this 23-inch newspaper (including the margins). Since the New Year, four days have seen snow fall roughly three inches or more with February 9 leading the way with 6.5 inches. Monday’s storm will go down as the second highest with 3.9 inches – if residents are lucky.

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  • Point guard play was "wonderful for teammates"

    John Wall meet Bob Cousy. Godfather of point guards who was defining take charge play and being The Game’s prime take-over-guy before Wall’s dad was out of diapers.

    Wall, Devan Downey and other gifted and cocksure playmakers would do well to look up the gold standard man. Point guard who pioneered the way to fame and fortune awaiting today’s take-over game types.

    A showman from Gotham City to Beantown, Cousy was cut from a high school team once and encouraged at Holy Cross College to minimize the fancy stuff.

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  • Talley signs with University of the Cumberlands

    Spencer County High School track star Chelsey Talley signed to run competitively for University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Ky.

    On hand to help Talley celebrate her partial athletic scholarship to the university were her parents, Shelley (front, left) and Bill (front, right) Talley. Also in attendance at last Thursday’s event were U of C track and cross country coach Floyd Stroud (seated, second from right), SCHS Principal Jocelyn Lyons and Assistant Principal Dale Kleinjohn.

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  • What's Happening: Spencer County's community calendar

    Knights of Columbus Lenten fish fry

    The Knights of Columbus Lenten fish fry begins Friday, February 19 and will continue every Friday for six weeks at All Saints Catholic Church located at 410 Main Cross. Serving times are 5 until 8 p.m.  The Knights will offer a variety of fresh seafood and side dishes.

    Commodity breakfast rescheduled

    The FFA Commodity Breakfast scheduled for Monday was cancelled due to the weather.  The event has been rescheduled for March 15.

    SCES Dance Team Benefit

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  • Bears hit a rough patch in season

    It would take a pessimist of the first order to call the 2009-10 season anything but a success for the Spencer County Bears boys basketball team. But those who dwell on the negative can point to the past couple of weeks to make their argument as the Bears have dropped five of their last six games, including their last three.

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  • Lady Bears drop close game to Henry

    The Spencer County Lady Bears aren’t sporting an impressive record, but they continue to battle through a tough season and on more than one occasion have come up just shy of notching a few more victories.

    Friday night was just another example as they fell in a 54-51 decision at home to Henry County.

    Spencer County built an early four point lead after one quarter, 12-8, but the two teams battled basket for basket the rest of the way. Henry County was able to cut into the lead and trailed by just one at the break, 21-20.

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  • LETTER: Ag Commodity Breakfast

     You are cordially invited to the Spencer County FFA  Agricultural Commodity Breakfast at the Spencer County High School on February 15 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.

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