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Today's News

  • 4-23-14 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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  • Game Plan, April 23

     April 23

    Tennis 

    Marion Co. at Elizabethtown

    April 24

    Tennis 

    North Hardin at Maroin Co.

    Softball

    Thomas Nelson at Marion Co, 6 p.m.

    Baseball 

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  • Knights win conference tennis championship

    The Marion County boys tennis team won the Heartland Conference tournament last week, and the Lady Knights finished as the conference runner-up.

    In the boys tournament, Marion County’s Alex Spalding defeated his teammate, Ryker Cassidy, in the boys singles championship in the Heartland Conference tournament last week. Spalding also won the title last year and in 2012.  

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  • Not so lucky

     Superstition. 

    It’s a word that with a definition that some might call degrading.

    Merriam-Webster.com defines superstition as: “a belief or practice resulting from ignorance, fear of the unknown, trust in magic or chance, or a false conception of causation.”

    Wow. 

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  • Lady Knights take second in conference track meet

     Victory is sweet.

    Marion County High School track athletes won several events in the Heartland Conference on April 17, and the girls finished second in the team competition with 94 points. 

    The boys finished third overall with 97 points.

    “Outside of region or state, this is probably our biggest meet of the season,” track Coach Daniel Johnson said. 

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  • Marion County softball tops Elizabethtown

    The Marion County Lady Knights got back to winning with a pair of victories over the Elizabethtown Lady Panthers (6-7) and the Washington County Commanderettes (4-12) last week. The wins placed the Lady Knights to sit 6-5 for the season so far. 

    Elizabethtown

    A seemingly done deal turned into a full affair with the Lady Knights trumping the Lady Panthers 10-3 in seven innings on April 18. 

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  • Baseball Knights lose three straight

     By Nick Schrager

    Enterprise correspondent

    The Marion County Knights dropped to 6-6 after falling in three straight games against the Danville Admirals (13-6), Campbellsville Eagles (11-7), and the Adair County Indians (8-8) last week. 

    Danville

    The Knights lost 11-0 in five innings as they were hosted by the Admirals on April 18. 

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  • StoryWalk at the park April 25-27

    Central Kentucky Head Start is hosting The StoryWalk at Graham Memorial Park from April 25-27, and everyone is welcome to visit.
    The StoryWalk promotes physical activity by combining walking with reading children’s books. In the StoryWalk, the pages of a book are turned into signs, which are laid out on a trail. By walking the trail, families, children and the community follow the pages of the book.

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  • A grocer and a giver

    Getting Donnie Miles to slow down for a few minutes for an interview is no easy task.
    You might catch him early in the morning. He opens his grocery store, Loretto Foodland, at 7 a.m.
    But, get there early, talk fast and expect several interruptions. He’s a busy man. And his customers come first.
    Within minutes of walking into his store bright and early last week, Miles was busy waiting on customers, answering phone calls and lending some gas money to a friend.

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  • How to be a bass fisherman

     So you want to be a bass angler! Well, first you need a boat. Not just any boat, but a bass boat. Something in the 18-foot, on the short side, to around 21-feet in length. Cost? Around $40,000 to $60,000 or, in the neighborhood of $400 per month for 15 years!

    Of course you won’t pull it very far with the family minivan, so you’ll need a truck, with a big gas guzzling V8 with lots of power and torque. Or maybe a big four-door,one-ton diesel. Of course diesel will cost more but you can’t put a price on cool!

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