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Death of a serial killer: James Ray Cable

 A convicted serial killer and rapist, who left his mark in LaRue and surrounding counties 23 years ago, died in prison Dec. 3.

Pipeline surveyors find burial ground, Indian Movement calls for halt to project

 Surveyors for the proposed Bluegrass Pipeline uncovered human remains, possibly from an Indian burial, in Hardin County in August.

Man ordered to make restitution to dog's owner

 

Cheerleaders win 5th Region Championship

The LaRue County High School Cheerleaders won the 5th Region Championship Wednesday night at Central Hardin High School.
The squad will compete at State Saturday.

Ruthie's history to be preserved at Decades

 Less than a month after the closing of a landmark restaurant, plans are in the works to salvage its history.

Anderson lands invitation to prestigious tournament

 This past weekend, LaRue County High School student Brian Anderson was accepted to compete in the very exclusive Round Robin Extemp speech tournament hosted by George Mason University.

Three injured in crash on Oak Hill Road

 Three people are recovering from injuries received in a two-vehicle crash on Nov. 29.

Sherryll Krogg, 69, was driving a 2000 Pontiac Sunfire on Oak Hill Road toward Jenkins Road about 5 p.m., according to the LaRue County Sheriff’s office.

Krogg’s vehicle sideswiped a 1986 Chevrolet pulling a bushhog. The Sunfire struck the mower deck, according to the accident report.

Krogg and her passengers, Lorena Russell, 95, and Samantha Krogg, 38, were transported to Hardin Memorial Hospital by LaRue County EMS and Hardin County EMS.

Bluegrass Pipeline gains more ground

Boardwalk Pipeline Partners and Williams, the companies that propose to build a natural gas liquids pipeline across Kentucky, have obtained additional easements from local landowners.

Christmas programs rescheduled for Saturday

 Although the weekend’s weather wasn’t as icy as predicted, it was bad enough to cancel several community activities.

Public meeting will provide answers on healthcare choices

Information about the Kentucky Health Benefit Exchange, Kentucky’s response to the Affordable Care Act, will be presented at a public meeting Thursday, Dec. 12.