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Today's News

  • Relay is a reality check

    I’m ashamed to admit this, but Friday night was the first Marion County Relay for Life event I’ve ever participated in. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve attended numerous Relay for Life events, but always from behind the lens of my camera. I’ve never actually been a part of the event, so to speak.

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  • What’s wrong with a little pipeline through KY?

    By Sister Claire McGowan, OP
    Guest columnist

    Some local citizens have heard about a proposed Bluegrass Pipeline to run through Nelson and 17 other Kentucky counties on its way from Pennsylvania and New York to the Gulf area. Some haven’t. Many are seeking more information. It might be helpful to lay out some of the issues from the perspective of community sustainability.

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  • Looking at agriculture and Kentucky’s economy

    While it should surprise no one that agriculture is one of Kentucky’s biggest industries, we got a much clearer picture late last month of just how much of an impact it has on our economy.
    According to the University of Kentucky’s College of Agriculture, the commonwealth’s farmers are the foundation for more than $46 billion in annual revenue.

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  • Corrections and clarifications - June 19, 2013

    The following fifth grade Glasscock Elementary students were inadvertently omitted from the all A’s and B’s honor roll: Jasmine Benningfield, Kristin Downs, Madison Davis, and Ryan Lee Hayes.

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  • Why the bass go deep

    In last week’s article I told you that a majority of a lake’s bass spend most of their time in deep water.
    However, I neglected to tell you why! Those of you who are inquisitive may have looked it up on Google or, heaven forbid, read some magazine articles.
    If so, you discovered that bass go deep seeking cooler water, water with more dissolved oxygen in it, or maybe, as I actually read somewhere, “Bass spend time in deep water to avoid the bright sunlight, since they don’t have eyelids.”

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  • Lebanon to host Swing for the Cure

    By Nick Schrager
    Enterprise Correspondent
    From 9 a.m., to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, adrenaline will flow as America’s favorite pastime is played in the name of a good cause — breast cancer awareness.
    Swing for the Cure, a series of baseball games, will be held for the first time in Lebanon on June 22-23. The games will primarily be played at Graham Memorial Park, though some games might be held at the Marion County High School.  
    “It will fun,” Matt Thompson, the organizer of the event, said.

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  • Golf is a great game

    By Dennis George

    Golf Columnist

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  • Lebanon to host Swing for the Cure

    By Nick Schrager
    Enterprise Correspondent
    From 9 a.m., to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, adrenaline will flow as America’s favorite pastime is played in the name of a good cause — breast cancer awareness.
    Swing for the Cure, a series of baseball games, will be held for the first time in Lebanon on June 22-23. The games will primarily be played at Graham Memorial Park, though some games might be held at the Marion County High School.  
    “It will fun,” Matt Thompson, the organizer of the event, said.

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  • 2013 marks 38th year of summer camp at Kentucky Sheriff’s Boys & Girls Ranch

    The Kentucky Sheriffs' Boys & Girls Ranch summer camping program opened for the 38th year on Sunday, June 9, 2013 with boys in attendance. The camp runs throughout the summer, serving both boys & girls, alternately throughout the camp season.

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  • Hills ‘n’ Horns: Warrior Dash meets foe

    By Nick Schrager
    Enterprise correspondent
    Last year, people all over the nation came to Lebanon to participate in the Warrior Dash, a national obstacle racing series. This year, Marion County will have its own extreme 5K race – Hills ‘n’ Horns.

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