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Rock Ridge among state’s top farms in registering Angus

The words Angus and Rock Ridge farm are quickly becoming synonymous.

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Three sent to jail after sheriff’s deputy cracks trailer theft ring

Three people were arrested Oct. 9 on theft, drug and other charges when they were caught towing a utility trailer that was reported stolen.

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Lakeshore Drive man jailed for allegedly hitting woman with shotgun

A man police say smacked a woman in the head with a shotgun after pointing it at her and several others has been charged with burglary and wanton endangerment.

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Vietnam veteran Gritton takes Honor Flight to D.C.

Lawrenceburg resident and Vietnam War veteran Orbrey “June” Gritton Jr. was among 66 veterans to participate in an Honor Flight last month.

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Woman credits manure for giant watermelons

Jeannie Urban could always grow a bumper crop of tomatoes and other veggies in her garden on Mill Creek Pike in western Anderson County.

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Borwig notches fastest time during Lion’s Club’s 5K event

The Lawrenceburg Lion’s Club hosted its 5K Run/Walk for Sight fundraiser on Saturday morning during the Anderson County Burgoo Festival. Proceeds from the event will go toward eyeglasses for people in need in Anderson County. Fifty-four people opted to run or walk the course, which spanned 3.1 miles.

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Splatter Inc.’s Uebel is all about giving back to community

When Splatter Inc. was founded in 2004, no one could have predicted it would reach its current level of success.

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Durr completes police training

John Durr of the Lawrenceburg Police Department was among 28 law enforcement officers from agencies across the state to graduate last Friday from basic training at the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training, the agency announced in a news release.

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A new and improved Lovers Leap Vineyard and Winery

By Brittany Fuller

News staff

After undergoing a recent five-year overhaul, the owners of Lovers Leap Vineyard and Winery say there has never been a better time to come out and enjoy a glass of wine.

Located at 1180 Lanes Mill Road and situated on a 60-acre farm, the vineyard offers 10 different varieties and hosts a tasting room which is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. There is a minimal tasting fee, and bottles are available for purchase.

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Humane Society to host adoption, supply drive

If you have been searching for that perfect pet, or waiting for the right time to adopt one, next weekend might serve as the best time to do just that.

On Sept. 16-17 the Anderson County Humane Society will host its third annual adoption event and supply drive Sept. 16 and 17 in the Walmart parking from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Setting up what Karen Tucker, president of the Humane Society, says is a “village,” the event will also feature live entertainment, food and some giveaways.

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