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Today's News

  • Educate yourself, then decide

    Tuesday, voters in Marion, Mercer, Nelson, Taylor and Washington counties have the opportunity to vote for their next state senator.

    Based on the number of signs I've seen, I get the impression that many people have already made up their minds.

    That said, I hope every eligible voter (regardless of who they are planning to vote for) takes some time in the next week to evaluate the candidates, not just their party affiliation. (I'll avoid a rant about how worthless party affiliation is.)

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  • Updated information about H1N1, vaccines

    The following information was provided by the Lincoln Trail District Health Department:

    Approximately 1500 H1N1 influenza vaccinations were given in the schools in the Lincoln Trail District (which includes Marion County) last week.

    "The school clinics have gone well and we've seen a good response to the clinics," stated Linda Sims, director of Lincoln Trail District Health Department. "We will continue holding the school clinics through the end of the year."

    School clinics are scheduled to continue this month.

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  • Knights will look to experienced guards

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  • Negative ads, budget shortfall main focus of second debate

    Editor's note: A candidate forum hosted by Channel 6 in Lebanon will be rebroadcast at 2 p.m Saturday and Sunday and again at 8 a.m., 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Monday. The debate hosted by PLG-TV will be rebroadcast at 4 p.m. Sunday and will stream live online at www.plgtv.com.

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  • Lady Knights have high expectations

    This season the Marion County Lady Knights come out with targets on their backs. That tends to happen when state and national publications rank you No. 1 in the state and region. Add a tough schedule from top to bottom and Head Coach Trent Milby has the makings for a championship season.

    "You're looking at 16 games against top 20 teams. That means that you just have to be ready to play each and every game," Milby said. "We're already going to take everybody's best shot as it is."

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  • Cleaning up

    The Lebanon City Council has only approved the first reading of a proposed property maintenance code ordinance, but building inspector John Thompson believes it is already making a difference.

    "One lady has already torn three houses down," he said. "We may already be experiencing the effects of the ordinance."

    Thompson hopes that is only the beginning. He estimated there are 10 properties in the city that could become the focus of the city's initial enforcement efforts if the council approves a second reading of the ordinance.

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  • Ready to ride

    A farm just outside of Loretto may soon become the new hub of competitive bull riding.

    XB Arena, an indoor, heated facility located on Scott Ballard's farm, which is located at 1280 Manton Road outside of Loretto, is scheduled to host its first competition Saturday, Dec. 5.

    The doors will open at 6 p.m., and the competition is scheduled to start around 7:30 p.m. Ballard said they will also have mutton bustin' for younger kids. (Mutton bustin' involves kids trying to hold on as they ride a sheep.)

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  • State senate candidates share their views

    A special election Dec. 8 will decide who will fill the vacant District 14 state senate seat. The district includes Marion, Mercer, Nelson, Taylor and Washington counties.

    The candidates are Jodie Haydon, a former state representative from Bardstown, and Jimmy Higdon, a sitting state representative from Lebanon.

    Both candidates recently responded to questionnaire sent by The Lebanon Enterprise. Their answers reveal a number of similarities as well as a few differences.

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  • Out with the turkey; in with the beef

    Have you had enough turkey and stuffing for a while?

    This week's recipe is a delicious change of pace.

    I cut up a nice sirloin steak and made this last week. I served it on rice (made with beef broth instead of water) and it was terrific!

    Sirloin Chunks with Mushrooms and Onions

    1 lb. sirloin chunks, about 1 1/2" cubes

    6 T. butter

    1 large onion, sliced thinly

    6-8 large mushrooms, sliced

    1 1/2 T. Worcestershire sauce

    Salt, cracked black pepper

    I c. red wine

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  • Heart of Kentucky Holiday Festival rings in the season this weekend

    Want to see a holiday event that is completely off the chain? There’s no time better to spend a weekend in central Kentucky than during the Heart of Kentucky Holiday Festival Fri-Sun., Dec. 4-6.

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