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  • BACK IN TIME: Selective Service...

    60 years ago
    Nov. 19, 1953
    KITTY SLUCHER SET FOR MISS NATIONAL BAKE CONTEST
    Kitty Slucher, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slucher, Route 4, will compete December 7 in a national teenage baking contest in Indianapolis, Indiana, sponsored by the Profax Company.

  • COLUMN: Pastor says to take a stand...

    The words from 2 Timothy chapters 3 and 4 were written by the Apostle Paul to a young pastor named Timothy. In these chapters the Apostle Paul told Pastor Timothy what was going on right then in their day and some things that would happen in the future. I think we may be living in the generation that the Apostle Paul prophesied about almost 2,000 years ago to Pastor Timothy.  Let us take a look at what the Apostle Paul told Pastor Timothy.

  • Savvy Senior: It's reassment...

    Dear Savvy Senior,
    I have been enrolled in the same Medicare prescription drug plan for three years now, but my pharmacist told me I should look for a new plan during the open enrollment period that would fit my needs a little better. What’s the easiest way to do this?
    Need Help

    Dear Need,

  • COLUMN: A look at love, and what it...

    How about love, a sweet love, a give and take love? I like that kind of love, the kind that I can receive, you know a “take” kind of love. But, hold on, you must not have read closely enough to read the first word in that kind of love...give.
    Did you expect it to come your way without giving? I sure hope not, and if you did you may not be able to receive…take.

  • Church happenings -- The week of...

    New Hope Tabernacle to host gospel sing
    New Hope Tabernacle, located at 722 Townhill Road, will host a gospel sing featuring the group Blood Bought on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The church will also host a dinner after the singing.
    The community is invited.
    For more information, contact Pastor Joe Vires at 477-5198.

    Knights to host chicken dinner

  • COLUMN: Struggle with simple things

    Have you ever heard the expression, “Practice makes Perfect?”  Well apparently it doesn’t work for me!  I’ve been walking for over 50 years and the other day I just tripped.  I wish I could say I tripped over something, but I looked, nothing there.  I just stumbled over my own two feet after 50 years of practice.  Now some of you might say it’s because I’m getting a little older, but I have to admit, I’ve been stumbling and tripping occasionally all along!

  • COLUMN: Tips for happy and health...

    Healthy and Halloween are usually two words that contradict each other, but as a parent, you want the best for your child.  With Halloween just around the corner, your children will soon be gathering treats that may not be part of a healthy diet.  Giving and receiving healthy treats is easier than it sounds. Here are some do’s and don’ts to having a healthier Halloween.

  • COLUMN: Character matters

    A recent U.S. president stated on at least one occasion that character doesn’t count. Well, maybe that’s his personal opinion. But it matters to me, and also for most of those with whom I have asked if it really matters to them.

  • SAVVY SENIOR: How to track down...

    Dear Savvy Senior,
    I’m interested in tracking down some old friends I’ve lost touch with over the years but could use some help. What tips or resources can you recommend to help me find them?
    Searching Senior

    Dear Searching,
    It you have access to the Internet, tracking down long-lost friends from many years ago is relatively easy to do, and in most cases it won’t cost you a cent. Here are some tips and tools to help you get started.

    Gather Details

  • COLUMN: What motto do you follow?
  • COLUMN: Thankers and takers

    A reading from Luke 17:11-19:
    Now on his way to Jerusalem, Jesus traveled along the border between Samaria and Galilee. As he was going into a village, 10 men who had leprosy met him. They stood at a distance and called out in a loud voice, “Jesus, Master, have pity on us!” When he saw them, he said, “Go, show yourselves to the priests.” And as they went, they were cleansed. One of them, when he saw he was healed, came back, praising God in a loud voice. He threw himself at Jesus’ feet and thanked him — and he was a Samaritan.

  • COLUMN: Disease resistant apples...

    Apple trees are popular additions to home landscapes because of their fruit production. However, many home gardeners are not prepared for the onslaught of diseases that bombard the trees every year. To minimize risk of disease and reduce reliance on preventative fungicide applications, home gardeners may consider selecting disease resistant cultivars, said Nicole Ward Gauthier, extension plant pathologist with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment.

  • COLUMN: Climate determines a tulip...
  • USDA issues Conversation Reserve...

    The United States Department of Agriculture has begun distributing Conservation Reserve Program annual rental payments to participants across the country. USDA also began distributing 2013 direct payments and 2012 Average Crop Revenue Election program payments Oct. 24. Payments originally were scheduled to be issued earlier in the month, but were delayed by several weeks due to the lapse in Federal funding.


  • Taylorsville Elementary honor roll...

    Principals Honor Roll
    All “A”
    First nine weeks

    Ms. Buynak
    Gabriel Bowling, Bradley Coulter, Sydney Druin, Cameron Flowers, Dylan Galeoti, Justin Kendrick, Braydon Kessinger, Avin Miracle, Annie Riggs, Taylor Rogers, Sadie Steele, Nicholas Swope, Alexandria Wheatley

    Ms. Martin
    Andrew Gibson, Baileigh Lee, Sadie Martin, Jenna Pegram, Stephen Perry, George Summitt, Andrea Tackett, Jude Taylor, Trish Vires, Shawn Wright

    Ms. Tackett

  • TES Perfect Attendance September...

    Ms. Santo
    Alexis Barrick, Abbigail Boarders, Noah Campbell, Braeden Craig, Summer Duncan, Rhyanah Goodlett, Angalena Pequeno, Alexander Peterman, Roshona Pope, Symphony Sharp, Silas Tackett, Roger Waldridge

    Ms. Sztanya
    Cali Hornback, Sydney Smith, Aiden Thacker, Akira Vires

    Ms. Twyman
    Adison Barnes, Dalton Clark, Bayleigh Downs, Gavin Goode, Natalie Kuhner, Brayden McAlister, Kyle Poynter, Nathaniel Poynter, Brody Russell, Daniel Stevens, Ruby VonKalben, Chase Waldridge, Draven Walls

    Ms. Eye

  •
    PHOTO GALLERY: GEEK OUT with school...

     

    Spencer County High School students hosted a spirit week leading up to Homecoming earlier this month. Dress up days were set as Pajama Day, Nerd Day, Superhero Day, Gangster Day and Spencer County Pride Day.

  • COLUMN: Garlic goes in, sweet...
  • PHOTOS: Octoberfest hosts inaugural...
  • RECIPE: Put an elegant, flavorful...