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Forensics student makes school...

Last weekend, Brian Anderson made LaRue County history as the first student to be invited to the prestigious National Extemp Tournament of Champions. This tournament, hosted by Northwestern University, is a by-invitation only tournament for the best of the best extemporaneous and impromptu competitors from all over the United States.

ALES students celebrate testing...

Intermediate grade level students and former Abraham Lincoln Elementary School fifth-grade students had much to celebrate on May 1. The group of about 155 students was awarded their proficient and distinguished medallions for their 2011-12 K-Prep testing results.

Prescription drug box available...

 A grant for the area is making prescription drug drop boxes constantly accessible.

Sickness and sin began with Adam...

Physical illness and death are a result of the Fall, when Adam and Eve sinned in the Garden of Eden (Genesis 3).
Throughout the Old and New Testaments, individuals prayed for healing. The gospels record 41 distinct healings as well as others that are mentioned generally. God at times healed directly, sometimes through a prophet, an apostle, or an ordinary believer (Acts 8:58).

ALES teams up with Artsonia

Abraham Lincoln Elementary School has teamed up with Artsonia, the largest online kid’s art museum.

Pam Glaab, the school’s art teacher, said the site provides the opportunity for students to share their artwork, for parents to be able to view their child’s work, and for others to preview the children’s work online.

Wouldn’t you druther go to...

Those of us who grew up in the South in the ’70s fondly remember such bygone icons of Americana as the Z/28 Camaro, the original cast of “Saturday Night Live” and Druther’s.

The last Druther’s Restaurant in America is in Campbellsville. The chain existed from 1963 until 1981.

There used to be one in Hodgenville.

If you’re 50-something, you may recall the jingle: “I’d druther go to Druther’s Restaurant.”

Humphreys enjoying post as chief...

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park has a new chief of interpretation and resource management. Stacy Humphreys, former supervisory park ranger at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial (St. Louis Arch, in St. Louis, Mo.), has worked more than 11 years for the National Park Service. She took over the position in September.

Relay for Life begins Friday...

 2013 marks the 16th year Relay for Life collection efforts have taken place in LaRue County to benefit cancer research.

Ready to survive cancer

Never in my wildest imagination would I have thought I would be diagnosed with cancer.
How could this happen to me?
As a woman, being told I had rectal cancer was very embarrassing, and let’s face it, none of us like to talk about that part of our bodies. Suddenly, reality set in and I felt as though that I had been punched in the stomach, and I was forced to confront my situation head on.

District Tournament begins Monday

 FOR 18th DISTRICT BASEBALL/SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT

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