Today's News

Saturday morning the Marion County Knights freshman team competed in the 20th district tournament held at Marion County High School. The Knights headed into the tournament as the No. 1 seed with an unblemished record of 6-0 on the regular season. After dispatching the Campbellsville Eagles in their opening round game by a score of 57-35, Marion County faced a tough opponent in Taylor County. After a close and hard fought game throughout, the freshman Knights were able to come back and defeat the Cardinals with a final score of 48-46 to capture the 2010-11 20th district title.

Cabin fever has taken a firm hold, so I’ve started to do some fairly weird stuff.
First I cleaned my casting reels, which certainly is not weird in itself. But, apparently practicing my pitching and flipping off the front porch-in the snow-seemed a little strange. I can only gauge this by the reactions I noticed as some of my neighbors drove by.
And yes, this act of pure desperation might well be at least strange. But, I’ll bet that most anglers have made a few casts out their door, in their yard or down the hall.
Be honest, you know you have!

 “How do you come up with all those recipes?”

People ask me this all the time, and there are lots of answers. Here’s one.

Last week I had some three-day-old bread I needed to do something with. I make bread every week, and if it starts to get stale, I usually make croutons or crumbs or something so as not to waste it.

District Judge Amy Anderson was on her way home recently when she received a call requesting her signature on a warrant.

Anderson pulled off the road, used her cell phone to access LINK (the Law Enforcement Information Network of Kentucky) and signed off on the warrant electronically.

This process became possible as a result of the implementation of electronic warrants in the 11th Judicial Circuit, which includes Green, Marion, Taylor and Washington counties.