Today's News

After some delays, the La Grange Police Department has officially moved into the old firehouse on Main Street.

The new police station was fully operational on Nov. 10, La Grange Police Chief Kevin Collett said, after the department moved in “waves.”

“So far so good,” Collett said of the move. “There are little kinks we’re working out. But overall, we’re 85 percent there.”

One local organization is hoping for a big Christmas gift this holiday season: 10 acres of land.

The Humane Society of Oldham County, an independent no-kill shelter not affiliated with any other Humane Society groups, is hoping for the land to open a new community center, adoption location and spay/neuter clinic, the volunteers who run the organization said.

GOSHEN – Six seconds, two tips and 61 yards ended North Oldham’s dream season Friday night in the most brutal way imaginable.

The Mustangs had just taken a 24-21 lead against Owensboro in the final seconds of a KHSAA Class 4-A semifinal after Jackson Wine hit a field goal.

North was six seconds away from its first trip to the state title game, needing only to prevent a Red Devils touchdown.

The spotlight will soon shine on 10 of Prospect’s finest ‘stars’ when the Chamber of Commerce hosts a night of dancing and charity.

In its second year, Dancing with the Prospect Stars will follow a successful inaugural year with even more dancers and fundraising.

“It’s a lot of fun,” Kathy Jacobs, executive director of the Prospect Area Chamber of Commerce (PACC) said. “It’s a very intimate, fun, friendly social event.”