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West Marion will be presenting their first, “Mrs. Tammy Newton” scholarship in partnership with Angell Demmel. The school is proud to announce that they will award a scholarship of $1,000 based on a combination of academic achievement and community/school citizenship. The scholarship will be paid jointly to the student and school to be attended by the student.
For a list of application procedures please, see your school counselor. Applications are due April 11.
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Frances Strange and her husband, Larry, consider themselves “distraught landowners” who live along the proposed route for the Bluegrass Pipeline.
At least that’s how they described themselves in a letter to the editor sent to the Enterprise.
The Stranges live on Loretto Road in Nelson County, but they aren’t far from the Marion County line.
“We actually have Marion County water,” Frances Strange said.

Kentucky Press News Service

FRANKFORT – The Kentucky Public Service Commission has called on the state’s electric and natural gas utilities to work with customers who are having difficulty paying extremely large heating bills in the wake of extremely cold weather this winter.
In a letter sent to the chief executives of the utilities, the PSC asks that utilities “be as flexible as possible…in avoiding disconnections and in allowing customers to make arrangements to extend their payments.