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Today's News

  • Dirt Bowl is June 29-30

    The Fourth Annual Dirt Bowl will be held Saturday, June 29 and Sunday, June 30 at Cleaver Court. Tip off will be at 1 p.m. You must be signed up no later than 11 a.m. to play.  
    If you would like to play, contact Jackie Furmon Moffitt at (502) 619-2486 or Mary Cowherd at 692-7797.

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  • Linescores, June 12

    11-12 Little League Baseball
    Standings as of June 6
    Mets                 10-2
    Angels               6-5
    Bluejays             6-6
    Reds                  5-7
    Diamondbacks    2-9

    June 3
    Mets 7, Angels 1

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  • Looking for bass? Then prepare to go deep

    I had an announcement in my last week’s article about the Kid’s Fishing Derby at Sportsman Lake last Saturday.
    Unfortunately the article got cut and never made it to print. Not sure why, but sometimes it happens!
    Anyway, we had a good turnout and the kids all enjoyed themselves. Thanks go out to everyone who helped, especially the Mid-KY Bass Anglers and the Washington County High School Bass Club.
    A special thanks to Jason Spalding for organizing this years’ event.

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  • Leave it better than you found it

    By Dennis George

    Golf Columnist

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  • Rain dampens hare scramble

    By Nick Schrager
    Enterprise Correspondent

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  • With Honors: Baseball field renamed for late police chief

    There is an old saying; an elephant never forgets. Well, neither does a community. On Tuesday, Field A1 at Graham Memorial Park was renamed as Jo. Bell Field in honor of the late Lebanon police chief. A large group of people in attendance heard Bell’s fiancé Susan “Sissy” Yokum, as well as Mayor Gary Crenshaw and City Administrator John O. Thomas, spoke about Bell’s love for youth sports. A large sign in his honor sits behind the fence in the outfield, and a plaque was installed at Graham Memorial Park.
     

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  • Corrections and clarifications - June 12, 2013

    In the story “Friends In Deed” in the June 5 edition, Tammy Thomas was incorrectly identified as Terry Thomas.
    In a cutline for a photo on page A14 of the June 5 edition, Erica Richardson was misidentified in a photo. The cutline incorrectly identified her as Zoe Blair.
     

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  • Remembering our fallen officers

    The tragic loss of Officer Jason Ellis recently has left our community, the commonwealth and the nation grieving for this outstanding member of the Bardstown Police Department who was passionate about his work and the people he protected.
    As a seven-year member of the police force, Officer Ellis was well known to all of us. He was a dedicated public servant, a devoted family man, and a wonderful citizen. Without a doubt, the passing of this fine brave man is a profound loss for all of us.

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  • Kentucky senior all-stars beat juniors by 32

    The Kentucky Junior All-Stars landed the first blow against the Kentucky Senior All-Stars in a girls basketball exhibition Monday night at Marion County High School.
    But it was the senior all-stars who won by technical knockout, 94-62.
    China Dow of Christian Academy set the pace for the seniors with 30 points, but Marion County’s Makayla Epps helped put the game away with 25 points. Epps, this year’s Miss Basketball, scored 21 points, including five three-pointers, in the second half.

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  • Governor’s Scholars are good for state

    A little more than 30 years ago, Kentucky was facing a difficult problem: Too many of our brightest students were looking elsewhere after graduating high school.
    Education leaders decided that something needed to be done to counteract that trend, so in the summer of 1983, on the campus of Centre College, they debuted the Governor’s Scholars Program, which gave 230 high school students from across the state an opportunity unlike anything they could have experienced at home.

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