Today's News

Despite five layers of clothing, four hours in the woods left him cold, tired and hungry. But the thought of killing a big buck and showing it off to his friends kept Wesley Yonts in that tree stand on a Friday morning last month.

Wesley’s patience paid off 15 minutes later, when he killed a 9-point buck Nov. 18.

“I was shivering,” Wesley said. “We were about to go back to the truck because it was so cold. I just couldn’t take it. But when you know there’s a deer around, you start to warm up a little bit.”

Guys and Gals, welcome to the first of what I hope are many weekly chats with you, our readers.

Every Friday (time varies depending on guest availability) I'll be chatting and answering any questions you have about sports in Oldham County or any other sports topic (Don't even get me started on the Bowl Championship Series).

School lunches aren’t just chicken nuggets and pizza any more — and Oldham elementary schools have the award to prove it.

All 10 elementary schools achieved the bronze level award through the HealthierUS School Challenge, a voluntary national certification.

For years, La Grange officials have let delinquent property taxes slide — but not any longer.

City attorney Steve Emery said the city has filed a lawsuit to collect back taxes from 2002 through 2005.

There are 34 properties with delinquent tax bills according to Emery.