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Today's News

  • Public can help researchers monitor the health of Kentucky’s deer herd

    Kentucky Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Resources report

    Wildlife watchers can help researchers track and monitor the health of Kentucky’s deer herd.

    “For years, the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study Group has tracked outbreaks of EHD – or epizootic hemorrhagic disease – in deer,” said Tina Brunjes, deer and elk program coordinator for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. “The public can assist researchers by reporting sick animals and pinpointing locations.”

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  • Top Martial Artist

     Darren Gaebel, a member of Lawrenceburg Martial Arts, recently competed in the North American Grappling Association's competition held in Columbus, Ohio. Gaebel won a gold medal in the adult grappling division and a silver in the masters' division and will receive a national ranking based on his performance at the event.

    The NAGA is the world's largest mixed grappling circuit. The organization claims to have over 160,000 competitors worldwide.

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  • GOLF: Anderson golfers looking to take next step

     Over the last few years, Anderson County has been a slice here, a bogey there from advancing to the state high school golf tournament. It would be safe to say the Bearcats are looking for straighter drives and a much stronger short game to take that next step, a step Anderson has not taken since 1994.

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  • Golfers win opener

     The Anderson County boys' golf team got the regular season started with a victory last Thursday when the Bearcats defeated Spencer County, 156-172, at Wild Turkey Trace Golf Course. Senior Tyler Harrod led Anderson with a 35 over nine holes while junior Lee Robinson tallied a 35. Nick Vuick led Spencer with a 40.

    The Anderson junior varsity won its match by forfeit. Nicolas Wilson led Anderson with a 41.

    Anderson was to have played in the Shelby County Invitational on Monday. The Bearcats will host Woodford County on Wednesday, Aug. 8.

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  • Sports Briefs for Aug.8, 2012

     Bowl to be in memory of fallen Mustang player

    The inaugural Seth Carnahan Memorial Bowl Game will be held on Saturday, Aug. 11 at Anderson County High School.

    The Mustangs will be playing Henry County at 11 a.m. Ticket prices are $5 per person.

    The game is named in honor of Seth Andrew Carnahan, an Anderson County Middle School student who lost his life while playing in Elkhorn Creek in Scott County on Aug. 1, 2009. He was a member of the Mustang football team at the time of his death. He was 13 years old.

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  • District court docket: 8-1-12

    Judge Donna Dutton heard the following cases during Anderson District Court proceedings on June 21, 2012.
    Deanna P. Waldridge, hearing, failure to notify department of transportation of address change, pleaded guilty, $20; failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, pleaded guilty, $500; operating a motor vehicle under the influence, pleaded guilty, sentenced to 15 days (conditionally discharged one year), 30 day operator license suspension, $728, installment/deferred payment Dec. 20, review July 5.

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  • Church briefs: 8-1-12

    First United Methodist holds
    annual Chautauqua event
    This marks the 26th year of Chautauqua at Frankfort’s First United Methodist Church.
    All programs will begin at 7 p.m., with the first program in the sanctuary. The remainder of the series’ programs will be held in Asbury Hall of the Wesley Center.
    On Aug.5, the Capital City Community band, under the director of noted Frankfort musician Tom Brawner, returns to lead off the series.

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  • Facts that non-believers don’t want to read

    I find the Bible to be so fascinating. Non-Christians or general non-believers often scoff at the Bible being accurate or true at all.
    It’s fascinating how anyone could believe such an amazing work of literature written over 2,000 years ago and compiled by numerous authors all inspired by God can be so easily dismissed.
    I am most surprised that some dismiss it when historically there is no doubt a man named Jesus lived and was crucified.

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  • Engagement: Shelton-Yocum

    Chasidy Renee Shelton and Brandon Myles Yocum, both of Lawrenceburg, announce their upcoming marriage Aug. 11, 2012, in Frankfort.
    The bride is the daughter of Steve and Cherie Shelton of Lawrenceburg. The groom is the son of Rebecca Robling of Rockport, Ind., Duane Yocum of Independence, and Vince Coomes of Lawrenceburg.

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  • Engagement: Sea-Gjerstad

    Lawrence and Gretta Sea of Lawrenceburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Opal Eliza-Lane Sea of Lawrenceburg to Benjamin Lawrence Gjerstad of Bowling Green, son of Kent and Amy Gjerstad of Bardstown.
    Grandparents of the bride are Jerry Creech and the late Eliza Creech of Versailles and the late William and Opal Sea.
    Grandparents of the groom are the late Joan Borchers and Harding and the late Marion Gjerstad.

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