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Today's Features

  • Woman’s misfortune followed by lucky trip to Superbowl

    A family that fell on hard times last month is getting by with heaps of support from their community, and an auspicious contest win.
    Traci Fawbush’s house was destroyed Jan. 5 after a space heater caught fire in an upstairs bedroom.
    A neighbor called her at work that day, saying there was smoke emanating from the upper floor of Fawbush’s River Bluff home.

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  • EOMS water jar exhibit runs two weeks

    An exhibit featuring artists from East Oldham Middle School starts this week at the Oldham County Schools Arts Center.
    EOMS artists opened a water jar show Tuesday and the display will be open for two weeks.
    All water jars are for sale at a cost of $10 each. Proceeds benefit the Haiti Water Project.

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  • Goshen students spread the love

    Students at Goshen Elementary are spreading the love to Africa this Valentine’s Day.
    The school’s two fifth grade classes have begun collecting soccer balls and basketballs which they plan to send to children in Kenya this spring. The project is part of a school-wide service requirement.

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  • Crestwood pet is a doggone hero

    Molly Malone enjoys the simple things: spending time with family, a Sunday afternoon nap and quality time with her chew toys.
    Outside of her ordinary life, though, this 9-year-old Labrador retriever is being feted as a hero by local animal welfare groups.

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  • Southeast Christian’s congregation hopes to boost South Oldham businesses

    The launch of a satellite campus to one of the largest churches in the nation is encouraging growth in Oldham County businesses.
    The Oldham campus of Southeast Christian Church has hosted 2,500 to 2,900 people during worship services the last three Sundays, and has even added an extra service to accommodate worshippers.

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  • North Oldham teen expected to appear on Idol tonight

    A North Oldham High School student who got a golden ticket to Hollywood in July is leaving local American Idol viewers on the edge of their seats.

    Brandy Neelly is expected to appear on tonight's episode of American Idol after performing "Forget You" by Cee Lo Green during group night on Wednesday's episode. 

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  • Prathers visit Johnson Space Center in Houston

    Ray and Treva Prather of La Grange recently visited the Johnson Space Center in Texas, located just a few miles from their daughter and son-in-law, Meresa and Lew Fincher's, home. During their visit, NASA’s Lead Meteorologist, Doris Hood,  offered a special tour of the space shuttle’s mission control room.

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  • Volunteers sought for veterans council

    If you have an opinion regarding Veterans Administration Services, the Veterans Voices of Kentuckiana, mental health consumer council wants to hear from you.
    The council’s purpose is to ensure that all veterans receive the highest quality of services available from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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  • Centerfield Elementary: Zach Thorne

    What’s the best lunch, one packed by your mom or bought at school? What is it?
    I like to buy, when they have peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.


    What is the first thing you do when you get home from school?
    Sit down and watch TV.


    Favorite thing you did over the summer:
    Played baseball, I play third place.

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  • Camden Station Elementary: Zachary Snow

    What do you like to do for fun?

    Governor’s Cup and typing out stories.


    Favorite song:
    “Kung Foo Fighting.”


    Favorite part of the school day:
    Writing. Right now I’m typing a story on my computer at home.


    What do you like best about your teacher?
    She’s super cool.

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