Today's News

Republican candidate Noal Cotton has spent his whole career, about 25 years, in public service to Lawrenceburg and Anderson County.

If elected as county judge-executive in November, current city maintenance supervisor Cotton said he would channel that same dedication to serve voters and address the needs of Anderson County.

Anderson County had one of the largest cheering sections at the Girls' Sweet 16 last week in Bowling Green. Many of the Bearcat faithful shared their their feelings about the Lady Bearcats' quest for a state championship with Anderson News staff member Tamara Smith. Even though they fell short of their goal, Lady Bearcat fans still held them as No. 1 in their hearts.

Anderson County High School senior Carrie Isaacs signs to play soccer at St. Catharine College last Monday. Those attending the singing ceremony at the high school included, front row, from left: Malinda Gabbard, parent, Carrie Isaacs and Jim Gabbard, parent. Back row: St. Catharine assistant coach Katie Walker, St. Catharine head coach Paul Patton, Anderson County High School girls' soccer coach Jason Earnest, principal Chris Glass and athletic director Rick Sallee.

Anderson County's Eriel McKee was selected as the Kentucky National Guard's Most Valuable player of the Lady Bearcats' opening round win over Meade County. McKee scored 25 points and had 11 rebounds and four assists as the Lady Bearcats advanced with a 75-51 win Thursday night.