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  • What is a Christian nation?

    Just what is a Christian nation? A long list of past American leaders admonish us not to abandon the Good Book – a warning I believe Christians, including me, should take seriously. But when we claim to be a Christian nation, I begin to wonder if we’re not engaged in a bit of selective reading of the sacred scriptures. 

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  • Hodgenville man charged with child porn

    A Hodgenville man, charged with sodomy and rape of a child in April, is facing additional charges of having pornographic images of children on his computer.

    Steven Lewis Tucker, 30, of 2142 Lincoln Farm Road, has been indicted on 213 counts of possession of matter portraying sexual performance by a minor.

    In May, a grand jury indicted him on five counts of incest, victim under age 12; four counts of first-degree sodomy, victim under age 12; one count of first-degree rape, victim under age 12; and one count of sexual abuse, victim under age 12.

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  • Church calendar

    Victory Baptist revival

    Victory Baptist Church's  revival continues at 7 p.m. Oct. 5-7. Guest pastor is Chuck Waters.

    Ordination service

    Lincoln Memorial Baptist Church will hold ordination services at 3 p.m. Oct. 11. Candidates for deacon are Durred Garner, Ronald Dockery and Phillip Stillwell.

    Union Separate revival

    Union Separate Baptist Church will hold a fall revival beginning at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 with Bro. Troy Arnett. For more information, call 324-3407.

    Benedictine open house

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  • City Cab provides service to Hodgenville

    City Cab has been operating in Hodgenville for a few weeks.

    The company, owned by Moe Mezyed, has been in business for eight years. Acting manager Jason Glickman of Hodgenville said they are active in Hodgenville already.

    The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for transportation to just about anywhere. You can go from one end of Hodgenville to the other for $8. Depending on the distance, it could be less. City Cab will take you to the airport in Louisville for $85; children younger than 12 are free and each additional person is $5.

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  • City Cab provides service to Hodgenville

    City Cab has been operating in Hodgenville for a few weeks.

    The company, owned by Moe Mezyed, has been in business for eight years. Acting manager Jason Glickman of Hodgenville said they are active in Hodgenville already.

    The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for transportation to just about anywhere. You can go from one end of Hodgenville to the other for $8. Depending on the distance, it could be less. City Cab will take you to the airport in Louisville for $85; children younger than 12 are free and each additional person is $5.

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  • City Cab provides service to Hodgenville

    City Cab has been operating in Hodgenville for a few weeks.

    The company, owned by Moe Mezyed, has been in business for eight years. Acting manager Jason Glickman of Hodgenville said they are active in Hodgenville already.

    The service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week for transportation to just about anywhere. You can go from one end of Hodgenville to the other for $8. Depending on the distance, it could be less. City Cab will take you to the airport in Louisville for $85; children younger than 12 are free and each additional person is $5.

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  • Ryan Durbin, Michelle Seymour lead LaRue runners

    The LaRue County High School’s boys' cross country team competed at the annual Central Hardin Invitational at Freeman Lake Park.

    Ryan Durbin was the top finisher for LaRue, taking 25th with a time of 19:47.05 on the 3.1-mile course.

    Truman Padgett was 46th; Spencer Reed was 50th; and Blake Heibert was 58th.

    Girls

    The Lady Hawk harriers also competed in the event.

    Michelle Seymour was the top finisher for LaRue in 15th place with a time of 23:44.47. Amarah Reed was 25th; Alisha Durbin was 43rd.

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  • Lincoln Days Schedule

    SATURDAY, OCT. 3

    7-9:30 a.m. – Hodgenville Woman's Club Breakfast

    8 a.m. – Flag raising on Lincoln Statue

    8:30 a.m. – Opening ceremonies

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  • Man charged with role in theft of road signs

    A Hodgenville man has been charged with receiving stolen property under $10,000 after officers allegedly found four highway signs in his truck.

    Brandon Elliott Payton, 19, will answer the felony charge Oct. 28 in LaRue District Court.

    Payton was charged after Chief Deputy Marcus Jackson reportedly found  stop, curve, children at play and deer crossing signs in the bed of his pickup.

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  • Kids Crew faces bleak financial future

    The LaRue County School System ended fiscal year 2009 with $9.8 million, according to an audit prepared by Stiles, Carter & Associates, P.S.C.

    The cash balance reflected $2.2 million increase in the general fund, Brian Woosley, accountant for the firm, told school board members Sept. 21. The primary reason for the increase was cost control measures and not spending contingency funds.

    The district improved its financial position through an increase of $1.8 million in net assets – land, improvements, buildings, vehicles and construction in process.

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