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Today's News

  • Academy students named to honor roll

    The following Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg students were named to the All A and all A/B honor rolls for the first nine weeks of fall 2011:

    All ‘A’ honor holl
    Heather Ward, fifth grade; Gabe Elliott, third grade.

    All ‘A/B’ honor holl
    MacKenzie Andrade, fifth grade; Camden Henson, Taylor Nevins, Jonathan Pinkston, fourth grade; Melody Dezarn, Ethan Durham, Aislinn Gay, Erica Hickman and Phillip Maxfield ll, third grade.

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  • 4-H club named Candy Kingdom

    Mrs. Thompson’s first period class met for its 4-H meeting.
    The meeting started with a vote for a club name, and was named Candy Kingdom.
    Brice White came up with the idea and the club loved it.
    After Emma Jorette called roll everyone had to tell his or her favorite animal. Camden Nicholson led the program with a short play about Kentucky. The play gave fun facts about Kentucky and gave kids experience in talking in front of groups.
    The speakers were Tad Prophet, Hannah Whitaker, Roston Young and Bekka Adams.

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  • Meet the classroom: 11-2-11
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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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  • Students attend flag ceremony
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  • Anderson Community Education offers classes

    Anderson Community Education will be offering the following classes at its East Woodford Street location.
    Register now by calling Jacque Zeller at 839-3754 or email jacque.zeller@anderson.kyschools.us

    Basic Microsoft Excel
    and PowerPoint
    When: Tuesday and Thursday Nov. 8-17 from 6-8 p.m.
    Where:  Adult Learning Center, 219 East Woodford Street, Lawrenceburg with instructor Beth Feddersen
    Cost: $ 59 (8 hours of instruction with certificate of completion)

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  • Relay for Life calendar: 11-2-11

    3rd annual House of Trees

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  • Birth: Keeley Kaye Nighbert

    Edwin and Nicole Nighbert announce the birth of their daughter, Keeley Kaye Nighbert, born Oct. 27, 2011, at St. Joseph’s Hospital for Women’s Care.
    She weighed 5 pounds, 3 ounces and was 17 1/4 inches long.
    Siblings Preston, 8, and Win, 3, welcomed Keeley home.
    Maternal grandparents are John and Carol Bernier of Shelbyville and Ed and Sharon Nighbert of Lexington.
     

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  • Sports briefs for Nov. 2

     

     

    Dance teams win in Lexington

    The Anderson County dance teams had a good day at the Big Blue Battle, held at Tates Creek High School in Lexington on Saturday. The high school team took first place in the varsity hip hop division while the middle school squad won the same category in its division.

     

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