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Today's News

  • Firefighters raise $12,500 for Crusade

     LaRue County’s WHAS Crusade for Children collection totaled about $12,500, according to Hodgenville Fire Chief Wally Sparks.

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  • CHURCH CALENDAR - JUNE 6, 2012

     First Baptist Choir’s 102nd anniversary

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  • Mowing crew reports damage to bushhog

    A mowing crew reported damage to a bushhog May 31 after it allegedly was struck by a minivan driven by Theodore Krueger, 84, of Hodgenville.
    Kenneth Milburn, 37, of Magnolia, the operator of a 2012 John Deere tractor, reported that the collision occurred on Bardstown Road near the intersection with Stone House Loop, according to LaRue County Deputy Brian Smith.
    Smith said the crew had placed signs along the road, warning motorists of the mowing.

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  • Casablanca plays at Free Movie Night

    “Here’s looking at you, kid.”
    An Oscar-winning classic is next in the Free Movie Night lineup.
    On Saturday, June 16, Casablanca, starring Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman and Paul Henreid will be shown at the Hodgenville Civic Center.
    The movie begins at 7 p.m. and will be held in conjunction with the Goodtime Cruisers Cruise In on Lincoln Square.

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  • PHOTO CONTEST: Send us your best shot

    The LaRue County Herald News is again sponsoring a photo contest this summer. Three categories are offered – nature, landscapes, animals; people; and Lincoln heritage.
    A separate category for youth – those photographers 13 and younger – is being offered. The entry should include the photographer’s age to be considered in this category.
    A sample of winning entries will be published in a special section to be produced in July.  You’ll enjoy all the fame you can stand.
    There is no charge to enter.

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  • COLUMN: Ready to write with dignity and grace

    If you start seeing a different name in The LaRue County Herald News, have no fear: I will only be here for a little while.  
    My name is Ashley Scoby, and I will be interning with the paper for ten weeks throughout my summer. I’m currently a student at the University of Kentucky, but I’m originally from Glasgow, Ky., about a 40-minute drive from Hodgenville down 31-E.  

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  • Rocket Team places 45th in nation

     LaRue County High School’s Rocket Corps finished 45th out of 100 teams in the Team America Rocketry Challenge held in May in Washington, D.C.

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  • CKCAT replaces TACK

     People in the local area likely have seen white vans traveling throughout LaRue and adjacent counties with “TACK” written in black letters across their sides. 

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  • News of Record – June 6, 2012

     Civil Suits

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  • Court Briefs – June 6, 2012

    Declared a fugitive
    Jimmy Dale Keene was declared a fugitive May 7 in LaRue Circuit Court. He is charged with theft by unlawful taking.

    Diverted sentence
    Brandy N. Meredith (1982) received a diverted sentence May 7 in LaRue Circuit Court after pleading guilty to 23 counts of criminal possession of a forged instrument. She was ordered to pay at least $50 per month on financial conditions. The case will be reviewed Oct. 15.

    In contempt

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