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Divine brothers head to Junior...

High school track season may have ended, but competition continues for Brooks and Ty Divine. Both boys participated in the USATF (USA Track & Field) Kentucky Association meet on Saturday, June 1, at the Christian Academy of Louisville.
Ty competed in the “youth” division and Brooks in the “young men” division. Both boys met the qualifications to advance to the regional meet in Michigan in July. The results were as follows:

Letters to the editor, June 5

Impressed with Turtleman
The day I met the Turtleman was absolutely the best day of my life. I’ll have to admit I was very skeptical at first. So many people I have met have let me down.
But I can assure you he is the real deal. He reminds me so much of my dad, who died when he was 49. I have not found anyone I have fully trusted or loved so much since then. He loved the outdoors and was the best role model a kid could have.

6-5-13 Police Log

Got a lead?
The Lebanon Police Department’s tip line is (270) 692-5529.

May 23
– The City of Lebanon reported third-degree criminal mischief at Fairgrounds Road. The city reported that four video cameras valued at $150 were damaged. The total damage of $250 included $100 in labor to install the cameras.

May 25
– China King Restaurant reported third-degree burglary at 791 W. Main Street. The restaurant reported that $300 cash had been stolen.

Lebanon man has drug charges...

Charges of first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance and second-degree persistent felony offender were dismissed against Anthony Tyrone Graves, 43, of 65 Sunrise Drive in Lebanon. However, those charges were dismissed because of another indictment against Graves.
Graves was indicted Jan. 10 on charges of trafficking in a controlled substance first or second offense (4 grams or more) and second-degree persistent felony offender.

Board to examine other school...

How much is a school nurse worth?
That’s a question the Marion County Board of Education will be examining in the coming year.
Currently, the district has a contract with the Lincoln Trail District Health Department for school nurse services. Board members approved this year’s contract, at a total cost of $161,708 (a $15,300 savings from last year), but they plan on reviewing other options in the coming year.
“I still wonder are we getting the value we need?” School Board Member Bernard Miles said.

Riggs and Stamper will marry...

 

Barbeque some chicken tonight

 

6-12-13 Police Log

Got a lead?
The Lebanon Police Department’s tip line is (270) 692-5529.

MCHS completes second year of...

Fourteen out of 439 students at Marion County High School failed drug tests during the 2012-13 school year, according to results released at the June 11 Marion County Board of Education meeting.

It’s time to tee it up

By Dennis George