.....Advertisement.....
.....Advertisement.....

Today's News

  • Even Job asked ‘why me’

    As we study the book of Job, we find he is a man singled out by God himself as blameless and upright.

    God allowed Satan to attack Job. In one day, Job lost his family and his wealth. Then Satan afflicted Job with agonizing open sores, but Job remained faithful.

    When three of his friends came to visit, Job told them he wished he had died at birth. They tried to convince him he was being punished because of some hidden sin, but Job was clear there was no hidden sin.

    Click here to read more...
  • An effective prayer reaches God's ears

    God answers prayer, but James says effective praying meets certain conditions.The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and wonderful results. (James 5:16 NLT)

    The first condition of an effective prayer is a righteous life. Prayer is the privilege of every Christian, but James suggests that there is a correlation between the condition of our lives and the effectiveness of our prayers. We are instructed to pray in Jesus’ name (John 14:13), which means to have an obedient life and a clean heart. 

    Click here to read more...
  • Sports Shorts

    Lady Hawks Golf Scramble

    The LaRue County High School softball team will have a golf scramble 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at LaRue County Country Club. Registration begins at noon. Long drive and closest-to-the-pin prizes will be awarded. For more information or to pre-register your team, contact Coach Aaron Howell at 735-1134.

          

    Sport schedules online

    LaRue County High School schedules are available on the sports Web page. Go to www.larue.kyschools.us and click on athletics.

    Click here to read more...
  • Sports Shorts

    Lady Hawks Golf Scramble

    The LaRue County High School softball team will have a golf scramble 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at LaRue County Country Club. Registration begins at noon. Long drive and closest-to-the-pin prizes will be awarded. For more information or to pre-register your team, contact Coach Aaron Howell at 735-1134.

          

    Sport schedules online

    LaRue County High School schedules are available on the sports Web page. Go to www.larue.kyschools.us and click on athletics.

    Click here to read more...
  • Sports Shorts

    Lady Hawks Golf Scramble

    The LaRue County High School softball team will have a golf scramble 1 p.m. Oct. 30 at LaRue County Country Club. Registration begins at noon. Long drive and closest-to-the-pin prizes will be awarded. For more information or to pre-register your team, contact Coach Aaron Howell at 735-1134.

          

    Sport schedules online

    LaRue County High School schedules are available on the sports Web page. Go to www.larue.kyschools.us and click on athletics.

    Click here to read more...
  • Court proceedings delayed for former jail employee

    Court proceedings were delayed Wednesday for an  employee of the LaRue County Detention Center.

    Tami Burden, 37, was suspended from her job in July after she allegedly made threats to others at the jail. According to police reports, the Hodgenville woman made a threatening statement to a co-worker on July 3: “I was this close to bringing a gun into work and blowing everyone’s brains out.”

    Burden was charged with third-degree terroristic threatening.

    Click here to read more...
  • Court proceedings delayed for former jail employee

    Court proceedings were delayed Wednesday for an  employee of the LaRue County Detention Center.

    Tami Burden, 37, was suspended from her job in July after she allegedly made threats to others at the jail. According to police reports, the Hodgenville woman made a threatening statement to a co-worker on July 3: “I was this close to bringing a gun into work and blowing everyone’s brains out.”

    Burden was charged with third-degree terroristic threatening.

    Click here to read more...
  • Court proceedings delayed for former jail employee

    Court proceedings were delayed Wednesday for an  employee of the LaRue County Detention Center.

    Tami Burden, 37, was suspended from her job in July after she allegedly made threats to others at the jail. According to police reports, the Hodgenville woman made a threatening statement to a co-worker on July 3: “I was this close to bringing a gun into work and blowing everyone’s brains out.”

    Burden was charged with third-degree terroristic threatening.

    Click here to read more...
  • School personnel changes

    The LaRue County School Board heard the following personnel recommendations Sept. 20:

    Accepted resignation of:

    •Ketura Parr as instructional assistant at the Alternative Education Center

    •Due to retirement, of Rhonda Joey Wood as cook/baker at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School

    •Sara Smith as cook/baker at LaRue County High School

    Accepted recommendation of employment of:

    •Ketura Parr as ISS monitor at LaRue County Middle School

    •Traci Peters as child care director at Kids Crew

    Click here to read more...
  • 2nd Sunday event happening across the state

    2nd Sunday is a unique opportunity to raise awareness of the need for physical activity in the daily lives of all Kentuckians. This initiative challenges counties to organize and plan to close a roadway or provide other group physical activities on the second Sunday of October.

    Last year, 101 counties participated. In 2009 we promoted a hike at Lincoln Boyhood Home, part of the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Park.

    Click here to read more...