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Today's News

  • Tornado watch is in effect until 2 a.m. Friday

    The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for several Kentucky counties, including Marion County, until 2 a.m. Friday, Nov. 1.

    According to the weather service, wind gusts of 20 to 30 miles per hour are likely, with some gusts up to 40 miles per hour. Strong winds can affect driving, particularly in high profile vehicles. The winds could blow over weakened trees or blow around unsecured outdoor objects.

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  • KSP arrest inmate who walked away from community service in 2010

    A Liberty man has been arrested more than three years after walking away from work release while he was being incarcerated at the Marion County Detention Center.
    James H. Shell, 48, was arrested at 9:15 a.m. Oct. 30 at Kentucky State Police Post 15, according to the state police.
    Shell walked away on March 17, 2010, while he was doing community service at the Marion County Animal Shelter, according to the Marion County Detention Center. At that time, Shell was being held on a flagrant non-support charge.

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  • Lebanon mayor explains trick-or-treating is still set for tonight

    The following statement from Mayor Gary Crenshaw was provided by Lebanon City Hall regarding trick-or-treating in Lebanon: 

    Several communities surrounding Lebanon have decided to postpone Halloween Trick or Treat for this evening.  As of this moment the Weather Service is calling for Heavy rain today.  The Weather conditions have improved somewhat since yesterday.  Some of that Heavy rain is called for around 6:30 to 7:00 tonight.  I wouldn’t be surprised if the weather improved more during the day.

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  • Goodin-Rogers will miss 2013-14 season for UK women's team

    Former Marion County Lady Knight and current University of Kentucky freshman basketball player Kyvin Goodin-Rogers has been diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism and will miss the 2013-14 season, according to a UK press release.

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  • Knight Time 5K is Friday

    Who has the mostspirit? Marion County orWashington County?

    Come to Lebanon on Friday, Nov. 1, for a fun,competitive run/walk open to everyone, including runners and walkers from other parts of the region and state.

    Pick your team orchoose to stay neutral!

    Stay and watch the “Border War” Marion County vs. Washington County football game after the race (entry not included).

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  • Game Plan, Oct. 30

    Oct. 30

    Volleyball

    5th Region tournament at John Hardin

    Oct. 31

    Volleyball

    5th Region tournament at John Hardin

    Nov. 1

    Running

    Knight Time 5K, 6 p.m.

    Football

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  • New face in the field

    By Will Phillips

    Enterprise correspondent

    I’m Will Phillips, and I’m the new correspondent here at The Lebanon Enterprise. Primarily, I’ll be covering Marion County sports. 

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  • Lady Knights win another district title

    The Marion County Lady Knights won another 20th District championship by defeating the Taylor County Lady Cardinals in three sets (26-14, 25-17, 25-16) on Oct. 22.

     “It feels good,” Lady Knights Coach David Hibbard said. “That’s six in a row for our program.”

    The win also improved Marion County’s record to 24-11 heading into the regional tournament.

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  • Lexington Catholic too much for Knights

    By Will Phillips

    Enterprise correspondent

    The Marion County Knights had a hard time moving the ball on Friday night, as they played host to Lexington Catholic. Marion County was unable to find the end zone until the 10:10 mark of the fourth quarter, when junior Eddie Ponce managed to find pay dirt. The extra point was blocked, though, and the Knights managed only 9 points as they lost, 62-9. 

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  • Soccer seasons in review

    Coming within inches of accomplishing their goal of winning the district championship, the Marion County Lady Knights wrapped up their season of ups and downs with a record of 6-12-3. 

    “We got as close as you could get,” Lady Knights Coach Devin Johnson said.

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