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A pretty grand start

Hurricanes, 30-point comebacks, double overtime thrillers and a whole lot of cheering fans.
College football has officially begun ladies and gentlemen! The usual elements are at play - thrilling games and cheering fans among others - but early in this 2017 season, several new factors are also at play, creating everything from headaches, to newness, to excitement.

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GIRLS SOCCER: Lady Knights shut out for fifth straight game

For the fifth straight game, the Marion County Lady Knights were shut out, this time by the Franklin County Lady Flyers, 10-0, on Sept. 7 in Frankfort.

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GOLF: Marion County grabs solid win over Eagles and Dragons

The Marion County Knights kicked off last week by grabbing a 164-192 win over the Bethlehem Eagles on Sept. 6 at the Lebanon Country Club in Marion County’s home opener.
“I was really proud of the way my team played,” Marion County Head Coach Joey Reed said. “We didn’t give up, my guys stayed the course and continued to battle mentally. Ethan Spalding played a great round. He had nine straight pars.”

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Vaught’s Views: Football camp teaches kids to play safe, and parents to let kids be kids

Ask Kentucky sophomore linebacker Kash Daniel what he thinks of former NFL all-pro linebacker Buddy Curry and it’s not hard for him to answer. He calls him a “great man” to be around.
“I learned a lot from being around him. Not just about football but life in general when I worked a camp with him this summer,” said Daniel.

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VOLLEYBALL: Marion County shut out by stout Bardstown Tigers

Marion County knew they had to play near perfect volleyball to stay with the Bardstown Lady Tigers. In the end, the Lady Tigers - who are now 15-1 - turned to their overwhelming firepower to grab a two-set win (21-25, 13-25) over the Lady Knights in Bardstown on Sept. 5.
“Bardstown is a great team and we knew if we didn't come ready to play, they would embarrass us,” Marion County Head Coach David Hibbard said. “So, we came ready to play.”

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9-13-17 Church Briefs

St. Peter Claver’s Ladies Auxiliary
The St. Peter Claver’s Ladies Auxiliary will host a dinner from 12-3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 17, at St. Augustine Parish Hall. The menu consists of fried chicken, country ham, macaroni and cheese, green beans, corn, dessert, and milk. For cost and more information, call Emma Edelen, 1-317-403-4667 or Lavonne Downs, 270-321-4158.

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Cedars residents, staff will place painted rocks throughout community

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Lawson is mayor of Burnside

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Local judge participates in special courts conference

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9-13-17 Public record

It is the policy of The Lebanon Enterprise to publish public records as they are reported by various agencies.
This policy has been established to preserve the fairness and impartiality of The Lebanon Enterprise.
Names appearing in public records and documents published by The Enterprise will be published without exceptions. Public records are published as a news service to our readers.

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