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Today's News

  • FOOTBALL: Tough tourney tuneup on Friday

    You have to hand it to Mark Peach and Jerry Lucas. The head football coaches at Anderson County and Collins high schools had no intention of letting their teams have an easy for the final regular-season football game.

    The teams go at it for the first time Friday night in Shelbyville. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.

    It is unarguably one of the marquee games in Kentucky this weekend.

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  • Sports briefs for Oct. 30, 2013

    Alumni basketball game scheduled

    The Anderson County High School basketball program is planning an Alumni game during Cat Madness on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 4:30 p.m. The game is open to all former basketball alumni.

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  • Brianna's big catch!
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  • AMS runners impress at state

    Anderson County Middle School runner Elle Buser was just 2/10 of a second off her personal-best time and school record in the state middle school cross country meet Saturday at Masterson Station Park in Lexington.

    Buser, who, earlier this year, broke a school mark that had stood since 1982, turned in a 16:25.20 for the 4K race and finished 28th out of 364 runners. Buser is an eighth-grader.

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  • Anderson golfers play in all-star tournament

    Four Anderson County High School golfers were invited to participate in the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association Tournament, held Saturday at the University Club in Lexington.

    Kaitlyn Riley battled cold temperatures and some wind to place sixth in the girls' championship tournament. Riley shot a 13-over 85 on the club's Big Blue Course. Riley finished nine strokes behind the winner, Brianne Coe of Russell Springs.

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  • Lady Rams second at regional tournament, bow out at state

    The Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg volleyball team placed second in the regional tournament, held on Oct. 19. Team members Nancy Lee Holt and Brette Elliott were named to the all-region team. The Lady Rams went into the state tournament ranked seventh out of 16 Christian schools in the state playing volleyball. It is the highest a Christian Academy volleyball team has ever been ranked.

    At the state, however, the Lady Rams ran into top-seeded Somerset Christian in the first round and were eliminated after a short stay.

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  • VOLLEYBALL: Crabtree named all-district

    Katie Crabtree, a sophomore at Anderson County High School, was named to the 30th District All-Tournament Team following last Wednesday's championship match at Collins High School. Others named to the team included Demi Brooks of Spencer County, Koti Weaver and Sierra Shepherd of Collins and Jessie Vermillion, Nikki Simmons and Kyndle Pace of Shelby County. Shelby defeated Collins in a 5-set match for the title.

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  • Hyatt has big round at national tournament

    Anderson County resident Anna-Marie Hyatt shot a 4-over 76 in the second round of the National Christian College Athletic Association golf tournament, held last week at Panama City, Fla. Hyatt, playing for Campbellsville University, shaved 10 strokes off her first-day score to finish in a tie for 36th place in the tournament, held at the Hombre Golf Club.

    Campbellsville finished eighth in the nine-team tournament with a two-day total of 639. Dallas Baptist won the title with a 596.

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  • OUTDOORS: Fall a favorite time to enjoy nature's beauty

    My favorite time of the year has arrived once again. I have just returned home from a business trip to Gettysburg, Pa., and actually enjoyed the eight-plus hour drive through the mountains of West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.

    The brilliant fall colors of the leaves can be somewhat distracting when you’re driving not to mention the wildlife. I truly have what some might call a “turkey neck” or “owl head” when driving through such wildlife-rich country.

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  • OUTDOORS: Trout stockings promise great fall fishing

    By Lee McClellan

    Ky. Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Resources

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