Today's News

The case of a former Oldham County Police officer is being delayed as prosecutors and defense attorneys try to reach a settlement.

Harry “Shane” Mosley is charged with official misconduct for exchanging sexual text messages with an underage teen, as well as charges relating to a DUI arrest of a U.S. Marshal Mosley is accused of covering up.

Mosley was not present at a pre-trial hearing Thursday where prosecutors and Mosley’s defense attorney, Steve Schroering, asked for an extension as they continue to work out a possible plea agreement.

The prophet Amos spoke words from God to the people of Israel, known as the Northern Kingdom during the eighth century B.C.  He proclaimed powerful words of judgment on all those who had roles in government, religion and commerce.  If you work in any of these, and you are willing to take a good honest look at yourself, read Amos.  The most often quoted verse in Amos is, “Let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!” (Amos 5:24).

For Retired Teachers

Attention Oldham County Retired Teachers: On Oct. 22 at 1:30 p.m. at the John W. Black Community Center in Buckner, the Oldham County Retired Teachers Association will present a speaker from Kentucky Teachers Retirement System to discuss important changes in your insurance coverage for 2014. You are urged to attend this very important meeting. For more information, call David Ricketts at (502) 222-1150.

Call for Volunteers

Ask Andrea Essenpreis how she got started in business and she’ll tell you it all began when she had a baby just over nine years ago.

“I had a corporate job, sitting at a desk in a nice office,” Essenpreis said. “After I had my first child, I quit my day job to be at home with him. I soon found myself baking…a lot. I had always been a hobbyist baker, but it was like I had a need or compulsion. I had to bake “all the time.”