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COLUMN: Let God cleanse your...

I don’t know about you, but just about every day I hop in the shower.  The thing is, that even though I shower every day, I always need another shower the next day.  
Some days we get sweaty and muddy, then it might take another shower to clean up at the end of a day.  But  a lot of the time it is just that life gets a little grimy from time to time.  Whether we work in an antiseptic hospital or in an office cubicle, whether we are on an assembly line or out working on a road crew, by the end of the day a little dirt has accumulated.

PHOTO: Sharing a hug and a book...

Erica Goodlett, 7, a second-grader at Taylorsville Elementary School, shares a hug with Jack the Reading Dog at Spencer County Public Library on Saturday morning. Children in the community were invited to come read to Jack. Children who read to pets improve their reading skills and gain confidence, event organizers said.

Runners represent Spencer at AAU...

Seven Spencer County runners competed at the AAU National Cross Country Meet at Fort Gordon, Ga., this past weekend. These runners are part of the Kentucky Elite Running Club, a team of select runners from around the state of Kentucky. The meet was attended by teams from Florida, Ohio, Georgia, New York, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, California and more.
Local donations paid for the runners meals during this three-day trip.
Results for the Spencer County runners are as follows:

Main Street meth lab case still...

For the third time in three court appearances, a Taylorsville woman charged in a Main Street meth lab case was taken into custody following her court appearance.
Karen Cook, 40, formerly of Taylorsville, now of Louisville, turned herself in this summer after police found an active meth lab in an apartment in the 100 block of West Main Street.

Public Record: District Court...

Special Judge Tom Lively heard the following cases in Spencer District Court Dec. 6, 2013:

Traffic:
Randall Carmen (1970), failure to wear seat belt, guilty, $25 fine paid.

Jason W. Dailey (1975), speeding 17 miles over the legal limit, guilty, $177 in fines/fees paid.

Woodrow W. Kinney (1957), failure to wear seat belts, guilty, $25 fine paid.

Anthony M. Skaggs (1977), failure to wear seat belts, guilty, $25 fine paid.

LETTER: Are you on Santa’s Team?

A dear friend posted an article on Facebook about a mother who explained to her growing, inquisitive child about being on “Santa’s Team.” It was a sweet article that every parent would appreciate. Have you ever thought about the vast reach of Santa’s Team? In fact, I cannot remember when I wasn’t a member of Santa’s Team. It is one of my joys in life.

COLUMN: Spencer has been tough...

In just four years, Collins High School in Shelby County has risen to be one of the perennial powers in Class 4A football in Kentucky. They’ve advanced deep into the playoffs each season, last season making it to the championship game, and this year claiming the title with a 38-35 win over favored Ft. Thomas Highlands.

Holiday decorations: Makings...

Family and Consumer Science Cooperative Extension Agent Allison Lewis provided her assistance at the Multi-Purpose Community Action Agency to teach these lovely ladies and others how to make decor-mesh wreaths.