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Today's News

  • South Oldham Rotary Honors Two

     The South Oldham Rotary Club had the pleasure of honoring the South Oldham Rotary September Students of the Month at their Sept. 13th meeting.

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  • Students Remember 9/11 with Responders

     La Grange Elementary School cafeteria manager, Linda Ford invited firefighters and police officers to eat lunch with students in remembrance of 9/11.

    Honoring the first responders, there were thank-you posters and September 11 remembrance quilts hung in the cafeteria created by Leopard Spot after-school enrichment students.  Several classes also went outside to see the fire truck after lunch.

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  • EKU Students Get Second Place

     Two Eastern Kentucky University students with local ties took home a second place prize at the 2013 International Graphic Arts Education Association (IGAEA) Conference.

    The team of Drew Slone, Lawenceburg; Cynthia Reynolds, Somerset; Dylan Lakes, Cynthiana; Erin Williams, Louisville; Alexa Klusman, Goshen; Jake Reaves, Dry Ridge; Tamara Perry, West Chester, Ohio; Michelle Oudeh, Nichloasville; Joe Segreti, Prospect; and Keith Hardiman, Richmond, took second place in the electronic publishing category group project.

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  • New ELL Directior

    Be sure to say “felicidades” to Alec Johnson on his new role as the English Language Learners program director. Alec joined the Oldham County Schools ELL program last year, bringing with him 15 years of experience in Jefferson County Public Schools.

    He came to Oldham County as an ELL resource teacher, instructing students and also guiding the ELL PLC and collaborating with school and district staff. He has also served as a KTIP mentor.

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  • Two Awarded as National Merit Semifinals

     Two seniors from LaGrange enrolled at the Gatton Academy of Mathematics and Science in Kentucky at WKU have been recognized as semifinalists in the 2013 National Merit Scholarship Program, an honor that potentially opens the door to college scholarship opportunities. 

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  • Value Fellow Workers

     The human connection is at the root of all satisfying work.  None of us works in isolation, no matter what work we accomplish.  The people we work with not only affect the quality of our accomplishments; they can greatly enhance our pleasure in the process. 

    I feel strongly about the people I work with and not only value and appreciate them.  I love them.  Just as I can’t stick with my work without becoming passionate, it is extremely important to me to deeply care about the people I work with, no matter what part they play.

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  • Veterans Remember World War 2

     

     

    Fred Balke and Howard Griffin, both of Crestwood, remembering their day’s in WW II, while on a tour of the LST 325 while it was docked at Madison, Ind. Balke served as a See Bee in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific, while Griffin served in the U.S. Army all over the world.

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  • Community Briefs, Sept. 19th

     Spaghetti Dinner Planned

    Troop/Pack 167 will host a Spaghetti Dinner on September 21 at 5 p.m. at the Crestwood United Methodist Church. There will be a Spaghetti Dinner, Kid’s Carnival and Silent Auction to raise funds for Boy Scout Troop 167 and Cub Scout Pack 167. For more information, please call Sue Bird at  502-243-1429.

     

    Benefit for Nature Preserve Upcoming

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  • Keep a balanced lifestyle

     Over the last three weeks I have looked at the importance of seeing our work as a Christian calling, not just a job. If God has a plan for your life then God wants to use the vocation He gives you as a meaningful part of your service and ministry to Jesus Christ. I hope you have thought about your work in new and meaningful ways and have found ways to work for the Lord while you work to provide for your family. I have one last message I want to share. Last, but not least.

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  • Public Records, Sept. 19th

     Ksp ARRESTS SEPt. 2-19, 2013

     

    Sept. 4: Keegan S. Berry, 24, Campbellsburg-Probation Violation

    Sept. 7: Walter V. Taylor, 42, Bedford-DUI 3rd, Possession of Open Container

    Sept. 10: David Franklin, 32, Pleasureville-Assualt, 4th degree, minor injury

     

    Oldham County
    Property Transfers 
    sEPT. 9-13, 2013

     

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