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Cats must win at Madison Southern, get help for district crown

It is a bit ironic to look back on the statewide football realignment that took effect in 2015.

At the time, it was common to believe, based on recent history, that Anderson County would usually be the team to beat in the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's revamped district.

Don’t get ‘skimmed’ at the pump

 It was an average day for state Rep. James Tipton. He stopped for gas in Spencer County, paid at the pump with his card, filled his tank, and drove back to Lawrenceburg. 

Ailing child’s bucket list gets shorter

 Ethan Presley was too scared to finish the haunted house at 105 Evil on Main during his visit Friday night, but don’t think for a moment the 11-year-old isn’t one tough dude.

Board members express frustration over new school assessments

 The Anderson County Board of Education showcased the 2016-2017 testing results for all schools during its monthly meeting on Monday. 

Bevin releases plan to fix ailing state pension system

FRANKFORT, Ky. (Oct. 18, 2017) – Gov. Matt Bevin, together with Senate President Robert Stivers and House Speaker Jeff Hoover, today unveiled “Keeping the Promise” — a comprehensive plan to save Kentucky’s ailing public pension systems.

Chief to retire after 24 years with Lawrenceburg Police

 Before he was even a teenager, Lawrenceburg Police Chief Chris Atkins knew what he wanted to do with his life.

‘So excited, my heart was racing’

 Abby Smith’s Christmas wish-list just changed.

Van Buren Church of Christ to celebrate 175 years

 “In early life he obeyed the gospel, and forthwith began the work of an evangelist. The blinding and mystifying vapor of sectarianism beclouded, with a shroud of stygian darkness the minds of the people he was soon to arouse to the sublime activities of the divine life.” 

Fiscal court secures emergency funds for crumbling road

 Traveling along the county’s portion of U.S. 62 will soon not be as dangerous thanks to emergency road funds awarded to the Anderson County Fiscal Court.

Turnovers take down Bearcats

Anderson County beat the wrong team last Friday night.

The Bearcats knew they would have to beat Montgomery County to clinch a home game in the first round of the upcoming state playoffs, but instead, the Bearcats beat themselves with seven turnovers and some ill-timed penalties on Bob Ware Field.