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Today's News

  • TRACK: Middle School athletes off to great start

    The LaRue County High School and Middle School Track and Field Teams competed Feb. 12 at the Kentucky Track and Cross Country Coaches Association Indoor Meet in Maysville.
    The LCMS boys team won their division with 81 points in 11 events.
    The LCMS girls team finished fifth with 33 points.
    The boys’ 4X400-meter relay team won the event with a time of 4:45.17, snagging 10 points for their school.

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  • DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: Lady Hawks defeat Caverna

    The LaRue County Lady Hawks have their first 18th District Tournament semifinal victory in coach Travis Wooton’s six-year tenure.

    Senior twins Valerie and Lyndsay Whitlock will finally have their chance at their first district title.

    But it took them a half to rid themselves of some nerves before they returned to their bread-and-butter inside game. Then, they dominated low to continue their record-setting season.

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  • STATE WRESTLING: Hawks finish fourth

    The LaRue County High School Wrestling Team took fourth place overall and Class A runners-up at the 2011 State Tournament held in Frankfort over the weekend. The Mat Hawks tied a school record with seven state medals.

    “Heading into the state tournament we had high expectations,” said Head Coach Gary Canter. “We had many of our kids step up and perform. Unfortunately, we fell just a little short this year.”

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  • Cheerleaders take fifth in state

    The LaRue County High School cheerleaders finished fifth in the KAPOS State-At-Large Cheerleading Competition Saturday.

    The event, featuring regional champions from across the state, was held on the campus of Western Kentucky University. The LCHS cheerleaders competed in the large division.

    Coach Tara Wooden called it a “great accomplishment for the program” and the “highest placement since 2000.”

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  • BASKETBALL: Hawks fall to Marion

    LANDMARK NEWS SERVICE

    Junior guard Kyle Sheeran scored 24 points and sophomore guard Kelton Ford had 17, but it wasn’t enough as the visiting LaRue County Hawks fell to Marion County, 63-58 Friday night.

    Senior forward Chase Reynolds added 10 points for the Hawks (15-10), who fell behind 33-22 in the first half.

    LaRue County lost for the fourth time in five games.

    MARION 63, LARUE 58

    LaRue       13      9     10    26—58

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  • Record-breaking Lady Hawks defeat Washington County, Campbellsville to cap regular season

    BY KENDRICK BRYAN

    CORRESPONDENT

    Sisters Lyndsay and Valerie Whitlock were able to have a two-game senior sendoff as the LaRue County Lady Hawks ended the regular season with a pair of home contests.

    On Feb. 14, the 19th District’s Washington County Commanderettes visited Hodgenville and the Lady Hawks hosted the 20th District’s Campbellsville Lady Eagles on Feb. 17.

    Washington County

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  • COLUMN: Believe and behave the gospel

    A preacher once said, "My people believe the gospel, but many of them don't behave the gospel."
    Admiring truth is not enough. Doctrine and duty ought to go side-by-side. Belief and behavior should never be separated. Our lives must match our profession if we are to make an impression upon a lost world in our day.
    Every great doctrine of the Bible makes a practical demand upon our lives. If we say we believe the doctrines, then we need to obey them.

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  • Chiks in the Stiks weekend offered by Barren River Lake

    Barren River Lake State Resort Park will host the “Chiks in the Stiks” Weekend March 18-20.

    This weekend is for women interested in learning more about the outdoors.

    There will be lessons on fishing, archery, fire building, complete with s’mores, hiking and a golf clinic with the park’s PGA Professional Carmello Benassi.

    This package is $149 ($189 for shared room) plus tax and includes a lodge room for two nights, all the activities, breakfast on Saturday and Sunday morning and dinner on Saturday night.  

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  • Ronnie Chelf recognized by KSBA

    Ronnie Chelf, member of the LaRue County School Board of Education, has completed training required to attain a special recognition from the Kentucky School Boards Association.

    Chelf has achieved Level Five Certification in KSBA's Academy of Studies.  Earning higher Academy of Studies certification means that Kentucky school board members have completed a series of specific courses and/or participation in association leadership training. Level One is the initial certification degree and Level Five is the most advanced.

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  • DISCOVER LARUE: Time to update club listings

    Adoption Support

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