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Today's News

  • Prospect pharmacy offers new service

    One local pharmacy is helping customers read the fine print when it comes to their prescriptions.

    Commons Community Pharmacy, located in Prospect, is one of two pharmacies in Kentucky that participates in the Script Talk service, which allows the visually impaired to place their prescription bottles over a machine, which then reads the label out loud.

    The pharmacy also participates in the companion program, Script View, which prints labels with up to 22-point font, Max Eiler, the pharmacy owner, said.

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  • Police service hopes for community support

     

    For the 14th year, the Oldham County community will honor fallen law enforcement officers across the U.S. in a ceremony on May 13.

    The peace officer’s memorial service will be held at La Grange Baptist Church and the ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. The chaplains involved with Oldham County law enforcement and Kentucky State Police Post 5 have organized the event every year since 2000.

    The event coincides with Police Week, held the week of May 15 every year.

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  • La Grange to offer bus service on primary Election Day

    The City of La Grange is pleased to announce that Oldham Public Bus will have a special bus run on Election Day, May 20, so people without transportation and the physically impaired can to go the polling places to cast their votes.

    The bus will serve the following precincts: C-102 and D-106 at the La Grange Fire House, C-103 and C-106 at La Grange Elementary School and D-101 and F-101 at La Grange Baptist Church.

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  • Berry indicted, more sexual abuse counts added

    An Oldham County man originally charged with one count of sexual abuse of a minor under 16 has been indicted on three counts of sexual abuse.

    Kentucky State Police arrested Michael P. Berry, 36, on March 20, after police claim he admitted to the sexual abuse in an interview. Berry has denied all claims of the abuse in court.

    While waiting a preliminary hearing in district court, Berry was instead indicted on April 11 on three counts of sexual abuse with a minor under 16 by the Oldham Court Grand Jury.

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  • Highway 524 reopened

     

    A crucial highway leading into Westport has been re-opened after the state transportation cabinet shut it down for repairs.

    Highway 524 was closed on April 21 so construction crews could repair the deteriorating road, install cross-drains underneath the road and fill in the bordering ditches with rock to prevent future erosion of the highway.

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  • Goshen man arrested for marijauna growing
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  • OC Singers celebrate with 15th anniversary concert

    The Oldham County Singers will celebrate its 15th anniversary with a public concert on Friday, May 16.

    “We invite everyone to join us for this happy occasion,” said Melissa Weaver, chorus director. “The concert is entitled ‘Come to the Music,’ and we hope everyone will do just that, come and help us celebrate our anniversary with music.”

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  • The Cutest Two Minutes in Oldham County
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  • McGee signs with Spalding
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  • Patton signs with KWC
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