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Today's News

  • Visionary

    In the fall of 1999, Melvin James was a freshman at Wilberforce University, where he received partial scholarships for art and basketball.

    Everything seemed to be going fine, until he noticed something unusual while sitting in class.

    "I realized I couldn't read the book," James said.

    Shortly thereafter, James was diagnosed with Leber hereditary optic neuropathy, a condition that affects approximately one in 8,500 people and that leads to the degeneration of the optic nerve, according to the International Foundation for Optic Nerve Disease.

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  • Tates Creek transfer cleared to play

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  • Libel case against Enterprise dismissed on appeal

    The Kentucky Court of Appeals has dismissed an appeal by convicted murderer David Nichols in his complaint accusing The Lebanon Enterprise of intentional infliction of emotional distress and libel.

    Nichols was convicted of the wanton murder of Joshua Wright and assault under extreme emotional disturbance, stemming from an incident that occurred Aug. 18, 2000. The Kentucky Supreme Court later upheld Nichols' murder conviction, but reversed his assault charge.

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  • LMS girls finish strong

    Following a 70-0 record over the course of two seasons, the Lebanon Middle School girls’ basketball team finished the year with a 20-7 record. The Lady Patriots finished runner-up to Anderson County, possibly the best middle school team in the state in a recent tournament.

    "The girls really played hard and improved as season went on. They now will move on to the high school and play for the freshman team," coach Trent Milby said.

    Milby listed members of the team and a brief note about each one.

    Team members include:

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  • St. A heads to Jaglowicz Tournament championship

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  • Fire consumes garage at 980 Loretto Road

    A fire consumed a Lebanon automotive repair garage and destroyed at least seven vehicles Tuesday, Nov. 17.

    The garage was Seals Auto Sales and Auto Repair located at 980 Loretto Road.

    Initially, the Lebanon Police received a report of a car fire at 10:57 that morning. When firefighters arrived on scene, they found something even more serious. As it turned out the car was inside a garage, along with four more cars, tires and an oil drum, according to Lebanon Fire Chief Ricky Mattingly.

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  • Knights battle Lone Oak in Best of the West

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  • Slow down, buckle up

    Many, maybe even most, drivers will get a ticket at some time in their lives.

    Speeding is the most frequent offense, but it's not the only one. Reckless driving, ignoring traffic control devices and not wearing a seat belt can all attract the attention of a law enforcement officer in Kentucky.

    No one likes getting pulled over, but almost every time, if we are being honest, we know what driving violation we have committed before the officer asks for our license and registration.

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  • Arson investigation underway in Gravel Switch

    Kentucky State Police Arson Investigator Alex Wesley is investigating a residential fire that occurred at the home of Gravel Switch Volunteer Fire Department Chief Larry Vaughn on the morning of Thanksgiving.

    According to the Kentucky State Police, Lebanon Police Department's dispatch received a call Thursday, Nov. 26, at 9:26 a.m., that there was a fire at 109 East Railroad Street in Gravel Switch. Firefighters responded and prevented a total loss but the home sustained significant damage. No one was at the residence when the fire occurred and there were no injuries.

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  • It’s time for pecan pie

    I've been trying a lot of new dishes lately. I don't know why, maybe it has something to do with winter coming, a connection with the squirrelly part of my family.

    And speaking of nuts, this new pecan pie recipe I tried is so good it rivals my mom's favorite pie.

    She wasn't a frequent pie baker, but pecan pie was her favorite and this time of year, when the pecans came in, she'd fix it often.

    This first recipe is from Sunnyland Farms in Albany, Ga., and it is to die for.

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