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Today's Features

  • Way We Were: Plum Peachy Jam is plum good eatin’

    50 YEARS AGO
    Sept. 21, 1961
    Jimmy Phillips, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Phillips, was pictured holding 4-pound bass.
    The youngster caught the monster fish out of the McKee pond. Jimmy, who was fishing with his father who didn’t get a single bite, used an artificial night crawler to hook his catch.

    Wyatt Shely was commissioned a Kentucky Colonel.

    Jams Silas Stratton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Obed Stratton, accepted a teaching position with Lloyd High School at Erlanger.

    40 YEARS AGO
    Oct. 7, 1971

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  • Church briefs: 11-9-11

    Salt River Independent Baptist
    to host concert
    Salt River Independent Baptist Church will host The Kentucky Mountain Trio in concert on Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Salt River Independent Baptist is located at 1126 Salt River Road.

    Lawrenceburg Church of God
    hosts revival
    Lawrenceburg Church of God invites the community to its spiritual revival Nov. 13-16, Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., and Monday-Wednesday at 7 p.m.
    Evangelist Farrell Kyser will be the guest speaker.

    New Hope Baptist Church

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  • God will forgive even a sinner like me

    I am a sinner.
    I often worry that my own sin is too great for me, and that God surely cannot forgive all of my wrongdoings.
    Thankfully, I know that he can and will forgive you and me if we humble ourselves before him.
    I enjoy reading the Old Testament books of Kings and Chronicles because I often can see glimpses of who God is.
    These four books tell much of the rise and fall of kings of Israel and Judah. One such king was Manasseh, who learned a great lesson regarding God’s great power and his willingness to forgive.

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  • Relay for Life calendar: 11-9-11

    3rd annual House of Trees
    The third annual House of Trees will be held Friday and Sunday, Nov. 18-20 at West Park Shopping Center, US 127 Bypass.

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  • Birthday: Cardwell

    Wallace B. Cardwell, a 20-year Navy veteran, will celebrate his 65th birthday Nov. 11, Veterans Day.
    Pictured are Cardwell, left, and his wife Charlotte.
    Cardwell has a son, Wally, a daughter Rebecca, married to husband Robbie Barnes, a grandson, Tucker Barnes, and a dog, Hondo.
     

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  • Way We Were: Cooper and Sea were good citizens

    50 YEARS AGO
    Nov. 9, 1961
    Votes were cast by 2,597 voters on a sunny but cold election day.
    Winning magistrate races were: Elmo Bruner, Democrat of the fourth district, beat out Everett Kays, Independent; and Elbert Stinnett defeated E.L. Shouse, Republican, as magistrate of the fifth district.
    Unopposed were: James C. Hanks, first district; Arvin W. Crask, second district; Stanley Burge, third district; all Democrats, and Walter Drury, Republican, sixth district.

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  • Engagement: Smith-Powell

    Dwayne Smith and Angela Robinson of Lawrenceburg announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter Jessica Rana Marie Smith of Lawrenceburg to Charles Powell of Lawrenceburg, son of David Brown and Cheryl Powell of Lawrenceburg.
    Grandparents of the bride are George and Barbara Aldridge of Lawrenceburg and Jackie Smith and the late Annette Smith of Lawrenceburg.
    Grandparents of the groom are Charles and Henrietta Powell of Lawrenceburg.

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  • Church briefs: 11-2-11

    Fox Creek Christian Church
    celebrates 170 years
    Fox Creek Christian Church will host its 170th anniversary with a family and friends celebration Nov. 6 at 9:45 a.m.
    The community is invited to join in the fellowship in the Christian Life Center, with special music presented by various local performers including the local gospel group Daughters Of The King. Worship services will begin at 11 a.m. with complete youth services being held in the church auditorium. Services will be followed by a potluck dinner at noon. Everyone is invited.

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  • For eternal life, seek God’s, not man’s word

    You wouldn’t sign a contract or buy any significant product without doing due diligence to make sure the transaction was valid and the reward equaled the investment, would you?
    Yet we place so little significance on “making our calling and election sure,” risking our eternal security.
    Many sincere individuals base their salvation on some emotional decision, or feeling, perhaps made as a child.

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  • Relay for Life calendar: 11-2-11

    3rd annual House of Trees

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