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Today's News

  • BackPack Program needs local support

    According to the 2010 Hunger Study, one in every four Kentucky children is living in poverty. Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) is making huge strides in providing food to at-risk children in Central and south central Kentucky through its BackPack Program.

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  • Jarboe serves as Citizen Ambassador to Mideast

    Laura Jarboe of Lebanon is among 27 American college students who studied Arabic and lived with local families in the Middle East this summer with SIT Study Abroad, a program of World Learning. The students spent seven weeks in the region on programs designed to teach intensive Arabic language skills and introduce them to critical issues and Middle Eastern culture.

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  • Kids College held at Centre Square

     

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  • 7-27-11 Church Briefs

    Central Kentucky Lifeline Program
    Marion County will soon become the newest community to begin the Central Kentucky Lifeline program, whose goal is to bring healing to the broken hearted and freedom to those held captive by substance or behavior addictions and other life-controlling issues.
    The community is invited to get involved in Lifeline’s small-group community ministry program. The group plans to meet at noon, Friday, July 29, at the Marion County Judicial Center. Lunch will be provided.

    Back to School

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  • Empty rooms filled with memories

     

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  • Public Record 7-27-11

    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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  • Police Log 7-27-11

    Reports from the Kentucky State Police
    - An injury collision occurred at 11:15 a.m. on July 19, one-mile north of Lebanon on KY 429. The collision occurred when a 2006 Pontiac being driven by Kathryn Alford, 19, of Lebanon, was traveling northbound on KY 429. Alford lost control of the vehicle, overcorrected, and left the roadway, coming to final rest in a field. Alford and her passenger, Aurelio Martinez, 4, were both belted at the time of the collision. Both were transported to Spring View Hospital by personal vehicle for minor injuries.

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  • Urban Limited plates are misused

    With an alarming number of complaints being received, the Kentucky State Police reminds the public about the proper use of Urban Limited plates.

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  • Mattingly is winner at Raywick Homecoming

    The winner has been announced for the raffle held by the Raywick Fire Department that took place during the Raywick Homecoming.
    The winner of a homemade quilt and a set of USA cornhole boards was Lawrence Mattingly of Bardstown.

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  • Early Files 7-27-11

    50 years ago
    July 13, 1961
    Takes over school system
    Holy Cross Elementary School, long a part of the Marion County public school system, will become a parochial school at the beginning of the fall term. That announcement came yesterday from the Rev. F.M. Burch, pastor of Holy Cross Church, whose parish will operate the school in the future.
    The $100,000 building, which has housed the school since September, 1958, is already owned by the Holy Cross Parish.

    Dedication ceremonies set

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