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Felons collect money for crusade

 

Woman’s vehicle cut open after...

 

Fireworks coming to Taylorsville...

 

Editorial: Police chief search...

We would like to congratulate the city of Taylorsville for going above and beyond the call of duty in its most recent search for a police chief to fill the position being made available by the retirement of current chief Toby Lewis.

Editorial: What was the fire...

This week we ran a story involving convicted Class-D felons working to collect money for the Crusade for Children during the first week in June. At the time we originally provided the information to the public regarding the Crusade we had no idea that some of the participants were in fact class-D felons.

City holds 2 special meetings

The City of Taylorsville Commission held two special meetings last week in order to wrap up several matters and to consult with the Kentucky League of Cities regarding the city’s personnel policy.

Citizen tries to get evening...

A citizen who has been a very vocal critic of the city of Taylorsville frightened two members of the Taylorsville City Commission Thursday evening, prompting a call to law enforcement to handle the situation.

Outlet mall is expected to open...

Todd Martin

Landmark News Service

 

Judge executive finalists...

The two finalists for county judge have submitted their most recent election finance documents with respect to the recently completed primary election as they set their sights on the general election in November.

Crusade Class D felons known

More information has become available in the instance of the Taylorsville-Spencer County Fire Protection District utilizing the class D felon work program to collect Crusade for Children funds, including the criminal backgrounds of the inmates used.