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New ACHS principal shares love...

Chris Glass, who was recently named Anderson County High School principal, can personally speak to the positive impact of teachers. A grade school teacher inspired him to pursue a career as an educator.

“I had a wonderful math teacher that inspired me to pursue a career in education and make a difference in the lives of young people,” Glass said in an email interview. “I've always enjoyed working with young people and had a strong passion for math during my high school years. “

Jail Log for April 9, 2014

The following people were arrested and transported to jail April 1-5, according to Anderson County Jailer Joani Clark.

April 1
Bear Norton for DUI 1st and operating on a revoked or suspended license by Lawrenceburg Police Department.

April 2
Bertha Sutton for receiving stolen property under $10,000 by Anderson County Sheriff's Office.

April 3
Amy Carpenter for a Scott County warrant by Lawrenceburg Police Department.

Memorial Day: It's back in...

Anderson County students and their families can plan a picnic after all now that Memorial Day has been added back to the school calendar as a day off school.

The Anderson County Board of Education voted to add Memorial Day back to the school calendar as a holiday and end school Wed., June 4 during a special-called meeting Tuesday of last week.

PETA alleges Turtleman abused...

By Lisa King, Landmark News Service

Animal advocates are investigating a report of animal cruelty that is alleged to have taken place in Waddy last spring during the filming of an episode of Animal Planet. 

Final 2014-15 kindergarten...

The final kindergarten registration date for the 2014-15 school year is April 14 at the Anderson County Board of Education from 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Students are eligible to attend kindergarten if they turn 5 years old on or before Oct 1, 2014. Registration is required for all students, including those who are currently attending pre-school at Sparrow Early Childhood Center.

COLUMN: Local Wildcat fans show...

If anyone from around these parts had made a reservation to travel to the Final Four a month ago, most of us would have thought they were either crazy or just college basketball junkies.

Or maybe Louisville fans.

After all, back in early March, it looked like the Cardinals were the only team inside the Commonwealth's borders that would have even a slight chance of playing in Jerry Jones' mansion.

CAL Hoops Coach Does It “His” Way

Humility can be defined as “unassuming, insignificant, meek, modest, not proud or haughty.”

Christian Academy boys' basketball coach Cory Robinson certainly exemplifies the essence of each of those references in both his coaching style, his leadership ability and his interactions with others through his personal walk with the Jesus Christ.

Spillman joins The Anderson News...

As a journalist, Shelley Spillman considers herself a “collector of narratives.”

“It’s not about me. I tell the stories of people and things that impact the community,” she said.

Spillman, who became news editor of The Anderson News Thursday, has worked for 2 years at daily newspapers, primarily covering education and business beats.

Scholarships are available to...

Kentucky’s child care providers and those who train child care providers might be eligible for the Early Childhood Development Scholarship to further their college education.

The scholarships are available to those who work at least 20 hours per week or provide training in early childhood development at least 12 times per year for an approved organization. Kentuckians employed as a preschool associate teacher in a state-funded preschool program are also eligible.

Anderson Co. free clinic is open...