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Today's News

  • OC grads still dancing

     Two former dancers from Oldham County High School have gone on to  dance at college. Megan Barmantje (left) is now a dancer for Western Kentucky University. Caitlin Valentine (right) now dances at Northern Kentucky University.

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  • Doing work that glorifies God

    A local fitness center offered $1,000 to anyone who could demonstrate that they were stronger than the owner of the center. The owner would squeeze a lemon until all the juice ran into a glass, and then hand the lemon to the next challenger. Anyone who could squeeze just one more drop of juice out would win the money. Weightlifters, construction workers, even professional athletes all tried, but nobody could win the prize.

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  • UK football still has long road

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Building a college football program from the ground up is a tedious job.

    Putting one together takes vision, drive and an understanding of what you’re getting into. Kentucky coach Mark Stoops possesses all those qualities.

    Unfortunately it also takes a whole lot of patience, because things don’t just get better right away.

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  • Dove season now open

    Few Kentuckians can remember a weirder summer, weather wise. Early mornings in mid-August so cool you could almost see your breath. Grass as lush and green as it is in late April lasting all summer long.

    Flooding conditions in July coupled with just a few days of actual Kentucky summer heat. This weather puzzles humans, but the doves don’t mind. They are plentiful statewide and provide plenty of opportunity for dove season which opened Sunday.

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  • Webb makes impact

     

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  • Demolition derby Saturday

     

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  • High School Scoreboard

     

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  • Purdue Dean’s List

     

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  • 11-year-old chooses fundraiser over party

    When most children turn 11 they try to have an awesome party at a fun place. They might take all their friends out to Chuck E. Cheese or a video game arcade.

    Emma MacNiven decided for her birthday bash on Sept. 14, she would like to have a fundraiser and instead of presents, she wants donations.

    While this may seem like an odd choice for a girl turning 11, Emma’s life has been affected by a disorder known as Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome (TTTS). The syndrome took her twin brothers back in 1989, robbing her of the chance to meet them.

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  • OC POLICE WIN AWARDS AT SPEEDWAY

     Two Oldham County Kentucky police officers raced to the top of the Richard Petty Driving Experience (RPDE) speed charts and collected Kentucky Speedway Top Cop Challenge team and individual titles.

    The speedway created the friendly competition to thank regional law enforcement for efforts toward making the venue’s race events successful in addition to officers’ year-round public safety initiatives.

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