Today's News

 The Marion County Knights were sunk in two battles against the Elizabethtown Panthers on Sept. 30, and the Bardstown Tigers (9-4) on Oct. 2. They tied their fight with the Fort Knox Eagles (3-14) on Oct. 4.  

They fell to the Tigers 4-1, and tied the Eagles, 1-1.

Despite keeping the Panthers (14-4) on their toes, the Knights fell 3-0 with two goals and a penalty kick. 

Descendents of the Blue and Lillie Mae Bell Family donated a portrait and postcards to the Marion County Heritage Center’s Black History Museum Sunday, Sept. 28. Officer Bell served on the police force until he was killed in 1974. Blue Bell was cousin to Chief Joe Bell (deceased), Lebanon’s first black chief of police.
Preceding Sunday’s presentation, more than 50 family members participated in Saturday’s Ham Days PIGasus Parade by walking or riding on a float recognizing four generations of the Bell family.

 SCMS vs Bloomfield

8th grade girls won, 31-17

SCMS- Cassidy Logsdon 9 points, 10 steals, 1 rebound, 1 assist; Mariella Curtis 8 points, 9 rebounds, 4 steals; Abby Scott 5 points, 1 rebound, 1 steal; Sammi Jo Potters 4 points, 8 rebounds, 1 assist; Elise Carpenter 3 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists, 9 steals; Lauren Ferriell 2 points; Marley Allender 6 rebounds, 2 assists.

 The Marion County Lady Knights soccer team dropped to 1-15 last week when they were crushed, 8-1, by the North Bullitt Lady Eagles (10-7) on Oct. 1. It was the Lady Knights only game last week. Their only goal was scored by Lady Knights senior forward Sara Tucker on an assist from senior defender Casey Sowers.

From here, they will finish their regular season with matches against the North Hardin Trojans (8-7-1) on Oct. 8 and the Madison Southern Lady Eagles (8-4-1) on Oct. 9.