Today's Features

Watch next week’s LaRue County Herald News for coverage of a Village Post Office opening in Buffalo.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place at 1 p.m. Tuesday – too late to make the print edition.

A story and photos about the event will be available at www.laruecountyherald.com before next week’s publication date.

The VPO is available at Y Not Stop, a convenience store at 2202 Greensburg Road.

The Buffalo Post Office has been closed since July 5 due to a brown recluse spider infestation.
 

Food distributed at Church of Christ
The LaRue County Church of Christ will distribute food to those who qualify, 6-7 p.m. Aug. 28. For more information, contact the church at 358-9812.

Wednesday program at Mount Tabor Baptist
Mount Tabor Baptist Church will begin its Wednesday program 6-7:30 p.m. on Sept. 4. Classes are for preschool through high school. For more information, call 270-325-3540.

Union Band homecoming

The question of an unbelieving world is, “Does Christianity work?” When the chips are down and when the pressure mounts will Christianity stand the test?  Does faith in God make a difference?

Scripture and experience says – Yes! Paul saw Christianity at work in his second imprisonment and he reflects back on these experiences where he saw how God helped him (2 Timothy 4:16-18). The Lord stood with him and strengthened him.  God can help us in the same ways he helped Paul.

Rising costs and shrinking government assistance is endangering the senior transportation program ran by the Central Kentucky Community Action Council.

Lynne B. Robey, who was hired as executive director in January, said last program year, the costs for the program were double the reimbursement rate.

“Central Kentucky Community Action Council, Inc. is no longer able to operate any programs in this manner,” said Robey. “We feel a deep commitment to the seniors; however, we can no longer jeopardize the financial status of the agency.”