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Crazy weather seems to be the normal description for Kentucky’s weather patterns … simply because there really isn’t one.
Unlike more temperate climates, which are used to bearing with rain for days on end, or more tropical or desert climates that are used to dry seasons, Kentucky is a combination – an odd and unpredictable one.
Of course we do not have to deal with hurricane force winds, earthquakes and surprisingly enough – not a whole lot of tornados.

Is there an ordinance regulating how tall grass can grow within Hodgenville city limits?
Some of the areas are turning into eyesores.

City Clerk MaDonna Hornback said grass can be 10-inches tall before it is considered a nuisance. However, if the lot is two acres or more, the ordinance does not apply.
If you would like a property added to the city’s growing list of  “yards that need to be mowed,” call City Hall at 358-3832.

Student ministry program begins at Locust Grove
   Locust Grove Baptist Church, 1817 Red Mill Road, Elizabethtown, will offer The Core – Student Ministry at 7 p.m. Wednesdays beginning May 15 for grades 1-12 with Bible study, activities and refreshments. For more information, call 270-234-1351.

Revival at Family Worship Center
Family Worship Center, Hodgenville, will hold a revival 7 p.m. May 15-17 with Rev. Ricco Floyd.
 
Bible school kickoff at Locust Grove

Hidden taxes, additional costs and a lot of uncertainty face small employers as they begin dealing with the fallout of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
PPACA, commonly called Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act, was signed into law by President Barack Obama in 2010. It’s a complex statute that many are struggling to understand.
Recently, Bob Sims, community and economic development director, hosted a program that attempted to explain PPACA.