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Today's News

  • Teenager fatally wounded during father-son turkey hunt

    A Goshen man fatally shot his 14-year-old son while hunting Sunday after mistaking the teen’s movement in a wooded area for a turkey.Police said the shooting appears to be accidental.

  • Cycling saves fuel, prepares competitors for the Grand Slam

    Fuel prices are higher than ever. No fun, huh? What if you could find a way to enjoy time with your family and never have to burn a gallon of fuel? Sounds good doesn’t it?It’s not only possible, it’s easy!

  • Rental fee will not fix the problem

    We will concede that rental property can be difficult to manage.There are good renters and bad renters — renters who wouldn’t think of letting their grass grow or piling up trash, and renters who really don’t care to do either.

  • Local builders participate in Tour of New Homes

    Included in this year’s fourth annual Tour of New Homes are many developments located in Oldham County.Participating are Ballard Woods, Artisan Park, Williamsgate, Longwood, Sycamore Run, Heritage Hills, Heritage Manor and Heather Green.<

  • Mentors visit fifth-grade activists at Crestwood Elementary

    A project that began on the first day of school has come full circle for the fifth-graders at Crestwood Elementary.“On the first day of school we started out listening to a song by Carla Gover, since then we’ve been learning about eastern Kentucky,” fifth-grader

  • Money Concepts offers advice for Oldham County residents

    Financial advisors Gene Walter and David Voegele have associated with Money Concepts Capital Corporation, a national financial planning firm with 650 offices across the country. The Crestwood office is located at 6427 W. Ky. 146, above SNA Insurance.

  • News Briefs

    Burke resigns as Orchard Grass mayor

    In a letter to residents of the City of Orchard Grass Hills, mayor Jim Burke announced his retirement as mayor, effective today (May 1).

    “No scandal here,” he wrote in an e-mail, “my family and I are just moving to Goshen.”

  • Colonels crunch

    BUCKNER – It’s Derby week and the Oldham County Colonels decided to run.

    Taking advantage of what North Oldham gave them, the OCHS baseball team clinched the top seed in the district tourney Tuesday as they literally ran by the Mustangs for an 11-6 win.

  • City charges 1.25% rental fee

    Rental property owners in City of Orchard Grass Hills will face a new expense come July 1 as the city council unanimously approved a business licensing fee at the April council meeting.

    The ordinance will require all owners of rental property within the city to purchase a business license for $100 plus 1.25 percent of rental income. There will also be a 10 percent fee plus interest assessed for failing to pay the fee on time, according to the ordinance.

  • Living a light-green lifestyle

    People say they love spring because everything turns green overnight. This spring, I turned light green overnight, and the next day, confused my husband with my advocacy at Wal-Mart.

    He asked if I’d like to add a case of bottled water to our shopping cart, and I wanted to answer quicker than I could get the words out. At that moment I decided purchasing bottled water – those 24 bottles, specifically – would pollute the earth. Immediately.

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