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Today's Features

  • Ag event will pair producers with distributors

    Local farmers, listen up. If you grow it, or maybe want to grow it, they will come. “They” are food distributors that want and need more local food for their clients.
    Louisville Farm to Table and Washington County Cooperative Extension are teaming up to put food distributors that need locally grown food in the same room as folks in the state that either are or are willing to consider growing it.
    To set the table, a meal of locally grown food will be prepared for those attending the conference.

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  • Federal government takes action on Radon to prevent cancer deaths

    Health agencies throughout the United States have joined forces to promote awareness of the leading cause of lung cancer for non-smokers.  Oct. 17-24 is Federal Radon Action Week according to The Surgeon General.  
    The American Lung Association, Centers for Disease Control, and National Cancer Institute all agree that radon is a National health problem and encourage radon testing during the October awareness drive.
    Radon is a naturally-occurring, invisible and odorless radioactive gas. One in 15 American homes contains high levels of radon.

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  • Plant garlic now for 2012 summer harvest

     

     

     

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  • Conservation Farm Bill programs are in effect

    The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Kentucky is encouraging landowners, farmers and producers to visit their local NRCS office now to receive more information and apply for conservation technical assistance and possible financial funding opportunities.  The application process for 2008 Farm Bill conservation programs is continuous, but funding selections are made at specific times throughout the year.  The Kentucky NRCS application ranking cutoff date for consideration for 2012 funds in this sign up period is November 15, 2011.

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  • Conservation Farm Bill programs are in effect

    The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Kentucky is encouraging landowners, farmers and producers to visit their local NRCS office now to receive more information and apply for conservation technical assistance and possible financial funding opportunities.  The application process for 2008 Farm Bill conservation programs is continuous, but funding selections are made at specific times throughout the year.  The Kentucky NRCS application ranking cutoff date for consideration for 2012 funds in this sign up period is November 15, 2011.

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  • Grandma’s apple pie was the best

     

     

     

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  • Mullins family gathers

    The 60th Mullins Reunion was held Sept. 3, 2011 at Graham Memorial Park in Lebanon.
    There were 100 family members and friends registered.  The oldest present was Rudolph Mullins at 83 years, 246 days of age and the youngest present was Logan Tatum, son of Guy and Tiffany Tatum, at one year and one week old.

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  • Staytons gather Aug. 11

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  • Knopp and Lee will marry Oct. 21

     

    Sam and Helen Knopp of Lebanon announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Renee Knopp, to Kevin Lee, son of Steele and Jean Lee of Raywick.
    The wedding is set for 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21, 2011, at St. Francis Xavier Church in Raywick. A reception will follow at the St. Joe Community Center.
    No formal invitations have been sent.
    All friends and relatives are invited to attend.

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  • 10-12-11 Birth Announcements
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