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Today's News

  • The Great Potato Famine strikes

     I regret to inform the citizenry that the first annual Great Potato Fest at Groundhog Hill has been canceled due to unwanted visitors.

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  • Holt earns scholarship

     Haley Holt, daughter of Tony and Sandy Holt, is the recipient of the LaRue County High School Class of 1968 Memorial Scholarship.

    She plans to attend Lindsey Wilson this fall and major in physical therapy.

    The $500 scholarship has been awarded for the past five years and was established by the Class of ‘68 in memory of their deceased classmates. 

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  • Brooks recognized as Hart salutatorian

     Trae Chatfield Brooks, son of Doug and Denise Brooks, was recognized as salutatorian of the Hart County Class of 2013.

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  • 30 years of Merry Sunshine brings international blessings

    Thirty and a half years ago, I dragged my parents to a photography studio to have their pictures made.

    Mom, as always, was cheerful and smiling. Dad was there, begrudgingly, but he wasn’t going to smile for the nice lady with the camera – for Mom – for me – or anyone else.

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  • Newspaper theft a costly choice

    When it comes right down to it, we all make choices everyday that greatly impact our lives and the lives of others whether we realize it or not. Last week I made a choice to help with our vacation Bible school at our church. The choice was easy. The decisions I had to make throughout the week, not so much. Being the leader of 13 four year olds in itself is a job. Dealing with a few children that were having difficulty being part of the group, exhausting.
    We talked a lot about making choices. Sometimes we make good choices, and sometimes we make bad choices.

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  • Shepherd wins three awards at KPA

     Allison Shepherd, general manager/advertising manager of The LaRue County Herald News, won three awards in the Kentucky Press Association’s annual Advertising Excellence Contest.

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  • Shepherd wins three awards at KPA

     Allison Shepherd, general manager/advertising manager of The LaRue County Herald News, won three awards in the Kentucky Press Association’s annual Advertising Excellence Contest.

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  • Airman Cox earns wings

     Air Force Airman 1st Class Curtis N. Cox graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas.

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  • News of Record

    Marriages
    The following marriage licenses have been issued in LaRue County.

    Anna Denise Taylor, 57, and Barry Kendal Bell, 53, both of Hodgenville.

    Heather Deann Morris, 33, and Ryan Ray Cook, 29, both of Hodgenville.

    Grace Anna McMenama, 57, of Waynesburg, and Roy Charles Waggoner, 56, of Magnolia.

    Karen Michelle Smith, 37, and Mark Anthony Smith, 46, both of Hodgenville.

    Christi Lee Fulk, 42, and Robert Douglas Curry, 41, both of Magnolia.

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  • Ponderosa Speedway Track Points

    Points After: Spring Showdown (May 24, 2013)

    Good Neighbor Pharmacy Super Late Models
    1. Victor Lee, 309
    2. Justin Rattliff, 278
    3. David Webb, 245
    4. Johnny Wheeler, 234
    5. Dustin Linville, 195
    6. Jeff Rawlings, 167
    7. Brad Neat, 146
    8. Wesley Brummett, 136
    9. Ernie Cordier, 130
        Jeremy Hines, 130

    Bluegrass Drug Store Open Wheel Modifieds
    1. Tommy Bailey, 303
    2. Bryan Barber, 231

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