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Today's News

  • PHOTO: Goodtime Cruisers' raffle winner

    Bernie Lamkin of Lebanon was the winner of the Goodtime Cruisers’ raffle. Terry Taylor, right, Goodtime Cruisers’ president, presented him with his winnings.

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  • VOLLEYBALL: Ladies fall in district final

    Green County’s reign over the 18th District continued Tuesday night.

    The top-seeded Lady Dragons won their 11th straight 18th District Volleyball Tournament title with a 25-19, 25-13, 25-12 win over the second-seeded LaRue County Lady Hawks.

    Green County (31-6) has won the district every year since 2003 and improved to 3-0 against LaRue County (23-9) this season.

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  • COLUMN: What's your favorite Bible verse?

     There are many, many wonderful scriptures, but if you push me for one favorite, I suppose I would say Proverbs 3:5-6: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.”

    What an outstanding statement. It calls for faith and trust on our part, and then we see that God enters into a covenant with us.

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  • PHOTO: Spirited cruise

    A group from Hodgenville and surrounding counties had a lunch cruise Sept. 4 on the Spirit of Jefferson in Louisville. The cruise was sponsored by Bancorp Investment Office and hosted by local representatives Regina Byrd, Page Beard and Gail Kelly.

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  • PHOTO: Rotary raffle winners

     Tommy and Ramona Despain were the winners of the $2,000 Rotary-sponsored Lincoln Days raffle. Rotarian Paula Varney, right, sold the winning ticket.

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  • PHOTO: Harned visits Rotary Club

     WAVE 3 chief meteorologist Kevin Harned was the guest of Rotarian John Skaggs at a recent meeting of the Hodgenville Rotary Club.

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  • Hemmer named Nationwide Employee of Month

    Shanda Hemmer has been selected as the October Employee of the Month for Nationwide Uniform.

    She has been employed with Nationwide since September 2011 and is under the supervision of Janice Perkins in the jacket department.

    She will receive an award for her service.

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  • Bluegrass Pipeline offers community grants

    Officials with the Bluegrass Pipeline are accepting applications for its community grant program, which benefits projects in counties affected by the pipeline. The pipeline has been proposed to transport natural gas liquids along a 1,100-mile route that crosses through more than a dozen Kentucky counties as it hooks to an existing line near Hardinsburg running to the Gulf Coast.

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  • PVA test is Nov. 8

     The statewide Property Valuation Administrator (PVA) test for prospective candidates will be given at 9 a.m. Nov. 8 at Eagle Lake Convention Center, 1000 Eagle Lake Drive, Lawrenceburg. Persons must reside in the county in which they seek election.

    Applicants who qualify by passing this examination will be eligible to seek election in the 2014 primary and general elections.

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  • ANNIVERSARY: Dohns celebrate 30 years

     Glenda and Joe Dohn of Hodgenville celebrated their 30th anniversary on Oct. 15, 2013.

    Glenda is the daughter of Dixie Farmer Pearman of Hodgenville and the late J.T. Pearman.

    Joe is the son of Nannie and Fred Dohn and grandson of Ruby Sherrard Berry of Rineyville and the late Willie J. Berry. 

    They have five children, Alex, Carla, Calvin, Judson and Garrett; and two who are deceased, Joseph and Maggie. They have four grandchildren.

    They took a trip to Saint Augustine, Fla., to celebrate.

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