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Today's News

  • Walmart hosts PINK Day event

     

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  • Victim service now available as phone app

    The Kentucky Department of Corrections is now providing a free mobile app version of its automated VINE (Victim Information Notification Every day) service. VINE is a free anonymous service that allows victims to register and be notified about changes in the status of Kentucky offenders.

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  • Project Guild reflects on nearly five decades of service

    Project Guild of La Grange was founded in August 1964, with 14 young homemakers as charter members. The original purpose of the organization was to enable local residents to serve as assets to each other and to Oldham County.

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  • Living passionately has lasting effects

    We know what a will is.  A legal document that establishes how we want all our worldly possessions to be divided amongst the people we care about and the organizations we want to support in our death. 

    Today I want to write about your “Living Will.”  This is what we want to pass on to those around us by the way we live our lives.  Our legacy of beliefs, morals and attitudes that we hope are communicated by the way we live our lives. 

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  • PUBLIC RECORDS

    KSP Arrests

     

    11/4/13 - Timothy D. Hard, 41, Crestwood - Operating on suspended operator’s license; Failure to surrender revoked operator’s license; No seatbelt; Execution of bench warrants for other agencies

     

    11/8/13 - Thelma J. Robinson, 53, LaGrange -  Execution of a bench warrants for other agencies; No operator’s license; No seatbelt; Failure to use child restraint device

     

    11/9/13 - Todd A. Sims, 51, Smithfield - DUI 1st

     

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  • Sports results, schedule

     

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  • River City Legends host Kick Cancer game

    The River City Legends, a semi-professional indoor soccer team that plays in the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL) Premier Division, will be hosting the Evansville Kings in the annual Kick Cancer game Nov. 16.

    The game kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at the YMCA Sports Arena in Buckner.

    Tickets are $5 and all proceeds will be donated to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. A local resident, Kailen Combs Taylor, will be sharing her story about her battle with cancer as well as raising awareness.

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  • Sports briefs

    Stunners hosting tryouts  Nov. 16

    The Louisville Stunners 2000 fastpitch will be holding tryouts for their competitive travel team on Saturday November 16th in Shelbyville. 

    If your daughter was born in the year 2000 or later and wishes to compete at the highest level of fastpitch softball, please contact coach Brian Webb at 502-321-3985 or at briwebb13@gmail.com for tryout details.

    Turkey Trotter 8K Run/Walk

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  • Mercy ends OC volleyball’s run in state quarters

    LOUISVILLE - The Oldham County Lady Colonel volleyball team accomplished its preseason goal of getting to state, but a powerhouse Mercy team ended its championship dreams Saturday morning.

       The Jaguars ran past OC 3-0 (25-16, 25-11, 25-16) in the state quarterfinals Saturday at Valley High School.

       “We had a good game plan and we were healthy and prepared,” coach Vincent McDonough said about how his team went into the game.

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  • North Oldham girls finish third in Class 2A XC

    LEXINGTON – Sophomore Erin Edmundson led the way with a seventh-place finish Saturday as North Oldham finished third in the Class 2A girls state cross-country meet.

       “Anytime the girls can get on the podium, I’m proud of them, obviously,” coach Christie Sykora said. “They’re a good group of girls and they run well together.”

       North’s team score of 176 trailed only state champion Highlands (76) and Christian Academy-Louisville (152).

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