Today's News

Have you had a roofing project done in the last few weeks?

If so the LaRue County solid waste coordinator needs your help.

Someone who recently did a roofing project on an older home dumped a load of old and leftover roofing shingles and waste materials on a LaRue County road about March 16-18.

One way to having a right attitude toward God begins with honoring him on the Lord’s day. “On the first day of the week we came together to break bread...” (Acts 20:7). The writer of Hebrews says, “Let us not give up meeting together as some are in the habit of doing ...” (Hebrews 10:25).

Some Christians today give up meeting together, but not for the same reason as the early Christians. No one persecutes us today for getting together. Most of the time our reason is that we have too many irons in the fire.

Being an animal lover, particularly cats, has been full of ups and downs. And not from the cats.

I’ve been called “Crazy Cat Lady,” “Cat Woman” and even “The Cat Whisperer.” (I secretly like that one). I’ve seen Dr. Berry look at me askance when I answer his questions in my “Buu voice” or make impertinent comments on Buu’s behalf. The thermometer remarks were not too welcome.

LaRue County District Judge C. Derek Reed failed to find probable cause against a Hodgenville woman charged with second-degree arson, burglary and criminal mischief March 25. Probable cause refers to evidence that would make a reasonable person believe a crime has been committed.

Tonya D. Bell, 34, was accused of entering a garage owned by Arthur Allen March 8 and setting it on fire. Besides the building, a riding lawnmower, couch, go-cart, air compressor and toys were destroyed, according to court records.