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Today's News

  • Rotary Club recognized Spalding as newest Paul Harris Fellow
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  • Home school, public sports

    Next year, both private and home-schooled children may be able to sink their teeth into public school athletics. That is, if the Kentucky legislature thinks it’s a good idea. 

    Marion County native and State Rep. Stan Lee (R) of Lexington, prefiled the “Tim Tebow” bill on Aug. 5. The bill, named after NFL quarterback Tim Tebow, reads that it would allow children in non-public schools, including home-schooled children, to participate in public school interscholastic extracurricular activities.

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  • 8-13-14 Church Briefs

    Lock-in
    Open Arms Community Church will have a youth lock-in for ages seventh grade to college sophomore from 8 p.m.-8 a.m. Friday, Aug. 15 and Saturday, Aug. 16 at their church, 2205 Danville Rd., Lebanon. There will be a scavenger hunt, snacks, bonfire, games, pizza, devotion, prizes and breakfast. By Faith will provide the musical entertainment. For more information call the youth pastor at (859) 319-2785.
    Contemplative Prayer Day

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  • Stories from the baptistery

     

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  • Staying fresh

    With a swing of the club, the Marion County Knights golf team has teed up and taken its opening drive.

    After losing Mason Gadberry, Logan Medley and Evan Dye to graduation, the group has a handful of returning players and only one senior this year: Trevor Burchell.

    “We have four returners on a team that now has 12,” Knights Coach Chad Spalding said. 

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  • 8-13-14 Birth Announcement

     

    Jordon and Laken Richerson of Lebanon announce the birth of a 9-pound, 6-ounce son, Caden Adams Richerson, born June 9, 2014 at Spring View Hospital, Lebanon.
    Maternal grandparents are George and Robin Kirkland of Lebanon. Paternal grandparents are Michael and Cris Lambe of Lebanon. Great-grandparents are Darrell and Barbara Lanham of Gravel Switch, George and Virginia Kirkland of Bradfordsville, Jimmy and Brenda Richerson of Lebanon, Fanny Lambe of Lebanon and the late Cranston Lambe.
     

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  • 8-13-14 Senior Citizens Menus

    Monday, Aug. 18: Meatloaf, roasted potatoes and carrots, fruit cup, whole wheat bread.
    Tuesday, Aug. 19: Layered salad with turkey and peas, crackers, chocolate pudding, raisins.
    Wednesday, Aug. 20: Hot beef sandwich, gravy, mashed potatoes, steamed broccoli, congealed strawberry dessert, whole wheat bread.
    Thursday, Aug. 21: Closed
    Friday, Aug. 22: Honey glazed chicken, baked sweet potato, seasoned cabbage,  fruit cobbler, whole wheat bread.
     

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  • Lady Knights soccer team looking forward

    After a grueling 6-12-3 season in 2013, the Lady Knights are preparing to go into battle with their new Coach Derek Cissell. 

    With their sights set high, the Lady Knights plan to take the district tournament as one of their goals this year. 

    “Every year that’s our number one goal,” Cissell said. 

    And, according to him, it’s obtainable. 

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  • 8-13-14 Birthday Announcement

     

    Lucy Abigail Bland celebrated her first birthday on July 17, 2014. Her parents are Brian and Amy Bland.
    Paternal grandmother is Jenny Bland of Lebanon. Maternal grandparents are Ed and Laurie Heckel of Lebanon and Charles Corder of Somerset. Maternal great-grandmother is Bette Lorenzen of Frankfort.
    Lucy Abigail has a sister, Andrea.
     

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  • 8-13-14 Reunions

    Abell
    The descendants of George Washington and Edna Robinson Abell will hold their annual potluck family reunion on Sunday, Aug. 17, at the V.F.W. clubhouse. Lunch will be served around 1 p.m. Bring enough food, drink, etc. for your family.

    O’Bryan/Miles

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