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Today's News

  • School Board approves tentative budget, adopts calendar

    LaRue County School Board members met May 20, to discuss end-of-year and upcoming school year plans.

    A tentative budget was briefly assessed by members of the board and passed.

    Salaries for the 2013-14 fiscal year will total more than $11 million dollars; a little more than $1 million is earmarked for grant specific positions, such as community services.

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  • National Board Certification brought ‘greater impact to teaching’

    For Abraham Lincoln Elementary fourth grade teacher Heather Sutherland, earning her national board teacher certification was all about growing as an educator.

    As challenging as this process was, it was equally rewarding, according to the veteran teacher.

    “It shows you what highly effective educators do in and out of the classroom on a daily basis and then causes you to self-reflect, analyze and compare yourself to those standards,” she said.

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  • Lady Hawks win first round of Region Tournament

    BARDSTOWN – With his team having already played, and crushed, host Nelson County once this year, LaRue County coach Aaron Howell didn’t want the Lady Hawks overlooking the Lady Cards when the teams hooked back up Monday evening in the 5th Region Softball Tournament’s late quarterfinal at Mike Lusk Field.

    The surging Lady Hawks finished with nine hits and scored at least three runs in each of the first three innings as they cruised past the 19th District runner-ups, 12-2 in five innings.

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  • Lady Hawks are District Champs

    HORSE CAVE — Emillee Cundiff could have gotten down on herself and allowed things to snowball in Thursday’s 18th District Softball Tournament final at Caverna.

    After giving up a three-run home run to Green County senior Madison Sidebottom with two outs in the bottom of the first, things could have gotten worse for the LaRue County sophomore.

    But they didn’t.

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  • Sports Shorts

    Flaget Memorial Golf Scramble
    Flaget Memorial Hospital Foundation will hold a golf scramble beginning at 11:30 a.m. May 31 at Bardstown Country Club at Maywood, 130 Maywood Ave., Bardstown. Individual entries and sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information, contact Heidi Wilhelm at 502-350-5058 or foundation@flaget.com. The scramble benefits programs and services of Flaget Memorial Hospital.

    Free fishing weekend June 1-2

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  • Hawks fall to Central Hardin in Region Tourney

    The Hawks fell 11-1 in five innings Monday to Central Hardin in the first round of the 5th Region Baseball Tournament.

    Senior Caleb Canter was hit by a pitch, stole second, moved to third on senior Kelton Ford’s grounder and scored on eighth-grader Cameron Dawson’s grounder.

    LaRue County senior Jordan McGaw had the team’s only hit.

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  • Hawks fall to Green in District final

    HORSE CAVE– The LaRue County High School Hawks fell 5-1 Wednesday to Green County in the 18th District Baseball Tournament.

    Green County pitcher Brennen Milby struck out 10 in a complete game to lead his team to a victory.

    LaRue County tried every trick in the book against Milby.

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  • Excellence in Teaching
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  • Food Service Inspections

    The following food sanitation inspections were conducted by the LaRue County Health Center.

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  • Bardstown to host garden tour and marketplace

    The Blooming Bardstown Garden Tour and Marketplace will be held June 8. The self-guided tour includes seven beautiful gardens ranging from small to multiple acre gardens.

    The tour will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine.

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