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PHOTO: TES names students of the...

April Students of the Month from Taylorsville Elementary School are: Alexander Lewis, Seth Hardin, Shawn Wright, Hayley Wethington, Jamie Wheatley and McKenzie Bell.

PHOTO: There’s no place like...
Three graduate from...

Two Taylorsville residents and one from Mount Eden graduated earlier this month from Campbellsville University.
Jarrad Lewis Mattingly of Taylorsville received a Bachelor of Science in worship arts.
Kayla Nicole Hood of Taylorsville received a bachelor of social work degree.
Jonathan Craig Edwards of Mount Eden received a Bachelor of Science in health education and physical education/primary-12.

COLUMN: STORM SAVVY: Tips for...

Did you ever wonder why we have more thunderstorms during the spring and summer? It’s because weather patterns are more active as they move through Kentucky during these seasons, especially in the afternoon and evening.  The weather conditions also increase the potential for lightning to strike people at work or play outdoors and possibly while they’re inside a building.  Although thunderstorms are more common during the spring and summer, they can take place all year long and at all hours.

LETTER: Medicaid expansion to...

Was anyone moved by Gov. Steve Beshear’s alligator tears on TV as he described how President Barack Obama’s administration was going to give $800 million to Kentucky for expansion of Medicaid? Or how it was necessary to bypass the legislative process?  His performance made me reach for my wallet to make sure it was still in my pocket.

PHOTO: Mattingly earns worship...

Jarrad Lewis Mattingly of Taylorsville received the Worship Arts Academic Award at Campbellsville University’s Honors and Awards Day, April 17, in Ransdell Chapel.

COLUMN: Clothes say something...

Every morning I get up and decide what to wear for the day. Some days it’s jeans and a regular shirt, some days it is a little nicer, sort of business casual, then there are days that require a coat and tie. You probably face the same decisions, what to wear to meet the needs of the day.
Sometimes a day requires several looks, working hard in the hot sun during the day and then taking your wife to a nice restaurant in the evening may mean a change of clothes. Some teenagers can’t seem to get through a day without three or four different looks.

COLUMN: 4-H members participate...

The 2013 Spencer County 4-H Tractor Driving Contest was Thursday at the Spencer County Extension Office. All participants took a knowledge skill test, inspected the tractors, and drove through an obstacle course, while using the safety procedures they learned in 4-H.

Temple named April Student of...

Andrew Temple was selected as the April Student of the Month at Spencer County High School. He was nominated by his Spanish teacher, Whitney Reno, for his outstanding improvements over the course of the last semester.

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Jonsson named to honor roll at...

Brevard College in Brevard, N.C., recently named Michael Jonsson of Taylorsville to the honor roll for the spring semester of the 2012-2013 academic year.
To be eligible for the honor roll, students must be enrolled full-time and earn a grade point average of 3.0 to 3.49 during the semester.

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