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Accused gang leader accepts 20-...

By Jennifer Corbett
Landmark News Service
 
Five days before Deandre L. Douglas was set to go on trial, the accused leader of the Bardstown Money Gang accepted a plea deal offered by prosecutors.
Douglas, 20, of Lebanon agreed to plead guilty on three pending cases Wednesday and settled before he was set to go to jury trial Monday, May 13.
He is the second of three suspected gang members to plead guilty to the assault of a New Haven man in the parking lot of Huddle House in late November.

Goodin and Clark will marry June...

 

Turkeys stay safe, away from...

O.K. Score: Turkeys = several, me = zero. Oh, I saw birds, plenty of birds. But, they were either very young (small Jakes) or they hung up on me.
Course the Jakes got to looking better the closer to season’s end it got. They also got wiser and the last week of the season even they started to hang up!

Track teams close strong

The Marion County track team competed in their final two meets of the regular season as they gear up for regional competition, which begins tomorrow.  
The Knights won their final home meet of the season with 149.5 points, while the Lady Knights finished third with 76 points.
“We got some kids some experience in events they haven’t been competing in,” assistant coach Daniel Johnson said.  “I thought everyone did a great job of going out and competing despite it being our third meet in six days.”

Stargel and Ewing will marry May...

 

Aquaculture field day is May 16

Kentucky State University and the Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service will host an aquaculture field day and workshop from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. EDT May 16 at the KSU Center for Sustainability of Farms and Families. Lunch will be provided.

Calvary Elementary goes wild!

Kindergarten and first grade students at Calvary Elementary School performed "Wild Things - A Big Zoo Revue" recently.
 

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