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summer Salt River canoeing

 

Local teens enjoyed a trip down the Salt River thanks to a summer program at the Library. More than two dozen teens paddled down the river about six miles, enjoying the scenery and checking out the wildlife. last Wednesday. Despite the chilly weather, the paddlers enjoyed a swim near the part of the river where Brashears Creek enters it.

Man passes counterfeit money

 

Taylorsville City Police are hoping the public may be able to help identify a man who allegedly tried to pass counterfeit money at a local business over the weekend.

Chief Kenny Stewart said a white male came into the Fiesta Mexicana Restaurant in Settler’s Center on Sunday around 7 p.m. and tried to exchange six counterfeit $5 bills for a $10 and a $20.

Gray retires after 29 years with...

 

First Baptist continues...

 

Local woman charged with meth...

 

A Taylorsville woman was arraigned last week in Spencer County District Court following her arrest earlier this month after officers allegedly found her to be in possession of methamphetamine.

Spalding completes training

 

U.S. Air Force Airman Kaleb L. Spalding graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills.

You’ve done the genealogy...

You’ve gathered documents, photos, and notes about your family. So you stick it in a drawer or binder, or save it in a computer file, or even make a scrapbook and store that away. NO, NO, NO!

That’s just the first step. Analyze what you have. Prepare a timeline for each of your ancestors. Record the year of birth, marriage, death; add in other dates you’ve found – where did they live (census, tax lists, deeds, family information). Are there large gaps in the time line, pointing to needed research?

Adams’ contract extended

 

Spencer County Schools Superintendent Chuck Adams got impressive marks during his annual evaluation Monday night during a lengthy meeting of the school board, one that ended with a vote to extend his contract out to the year 2021.
An executive session to conduct an annual evaluation for Adams took up the bulk of the four hour meeting.

Medical facility may have new...

With one large medical provider closing its doors in Taylorsville, another has expressed interest in filling that void.
Last month, Kentucky One Health announced that it would be ceasing operations at a number of locations around the region, including the practice on Main Street in Taylorsville.

From student to teacher, Perry...