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    FCCLA Calendar Contest

     It was a night of glitz and glam as 21 girls and 6 boys walked the runway hoping for a page in next years FCCLA Calendar.  The FCCLA Calendar Contest is an annual event at SCHS.  

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  • American Cancer Society Marks 33rd...

     The Best Time to Quit Smoking is Now!

     

  • IN THE GARDEN: Gossamer strings...

     It occurred to me the other day that I have not seen as many intricate spider webs this fall at the farm.  I like my spiders, as long as they are not lurking on my shoulder or in my bed.  I enjoy seeing them in the garden or in the corner of a window where we can watch their work from indoors.  Maybe I am not looking closely enough; perhaps the weather has made them act differently this year?

  • Mt. Eden soldier to perform

      

  • Absentee voting now open for voters...

     Voters across Kentucky have begun casting ballots for this year’s election.  While not all Kentuckians can head to the polls before Election Day, Kentucky law does provide opportunities for some voters to cast absentee ballots before the November 4 election.

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    Pair launching downtown recording...

     

    Local musicians will soon have the opportunity to record their own homegrown music right here in Taylorsville, when Forrest Hills Recording Studio open their doors on Main Street.  

  • Green Tea Beneficial in home

     Nutritionists have long touted the health benefits of green tea. It’s power-packed with antioxidants, making it a disease fighter and generally healthy brew to enjoy.

  • Heads and Tails - Chapter 6

      We had a blast in…1957! Chloe and I loved the TV shows, cool toys and music!  We also loved playing with our hula hoop. Chloe and I would have contests to see who could hoop the longest! I wasn’t nearly as good as my sister!

  • SCMS saving register tapes

     

  • Church happenings

     Fisherville Baptist Fall Festival and 

    Truck or Treat

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    Heads and Tails - Chapter 5

     The penny I chose showed the year 1931 ... I was disappointed. I was sure it was an important year, but I was homesick for the 21st century. I was tempted to buy another penny from Chloe’s jar, but I’d saved some money and wanted to keep it. So, we decided to spend some time in 1931. 

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    Event to benefit annual Christmas...

     

    The Spencer County Chamber of Commerce has events for the young and the young at heart  over the next few weeks.

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    FFA Today: Freshmen Members Lead...

     

  • Kentucky’s jobless rate...

     

     Kentucky’s seasonally adjusted preliminary unemployment rate for September 2008 rose to 7.1 percent from August 2008’s revised 6.8 percent, according to the Office of Employment and Training (OET), an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet. September 2007’s jobless rate was 5.4 percent.

  • She's not a victim, she's...

     Teree Nethery was showering when she found a lump on her breast more than 10 years ago.

  • Write-in candidates face deadlines...

     Candidates who want to be eligible to have their votes counted as a write-in candidate for the upcoming election have until October 24, 2008 to file with the appropriate filing officer. 

  • American Red Cross Offering Health...

     

  • What’s happening

     

    Brett Guthrie to be at Chamber 

    Senator Brett Guthrie (R), will be at the Spencer County Chamber of Commerce from 4 p.m. until 5 p.m. tomorrow for a meet and greet.

     

  • Agencies working to prevent voter...

     The Commonwealth’s chief law-enforcement official and chief elections officer came together today in the State Capitol to announce that they will once again be working together with agencies across Kentucky as part of a task force to prevent and investigate allegations of voter fraud during the November 4, 2008 general election.  Attorney General Jack Conway and Secretary of State Trey Grayson discussed the importance of this year’s elections and how each office is working to p

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