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Kentucky proud

Fans of the University of Kentucky and the University of Louisville have had a lot to celebrate in recent years.
Kentucky won its eighth NCAA men’s basketball title two years ago, and this year's team reached the tournament finals. In the last few years, Louisville reached a Final Four and won its third championship in basketball, sent a baseball team to the College World Series, won the Sugar Bowl in football and sent its women's basketball team to its second championship game appearance.
But really, that stuff is meaningless.

4-16-14 Honor Rolls

The following Calvary Elementary School students achieved the honor roll for the third nine weeks of the 2013-14 school year.
First honor roll

General Assembly ties up a few...

 Traditionally, the last day of a legislative session is set aside just to consider any vetoes the governor may make. Recently, however, the General Assembly has also used the time to wrap up a few lingering issues, and this year is no different.

4-23-14 Senior Citizens menus

Monday, April 28: Baked chicken, noodles, green beans, almonds, mixed fruit, whole wheat roll.
Tuesday, April 29: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, lima beans, pear halves, whole wheat bread.
Wednesday, April 30: Pork roast loin, new buttered potatoes, buttered spinach, pineapple chunks, whole wheat roll.

Knights win conference tennis...

The Marion County boys tennis team won the Heartland Conference tournament last week, and the Lady Knights finished as the conference runner-up.

In the boys tournament, Marion County’s Alex Spalding defeated his teammate, Ryker Cassidy, in the boys singles championship in the Heartland Conference tournament last week. Spalding also won the title last year and in 2012.  

Legislative session wraps up

 It has been a quiet two weeks at the capitol as the legislators have been away during the veto days. The session will end after the last two days, which are April 14-15. I have enjoyed seeing buds on trees and flowers starting to come out of the ground with these sunnier and warmer days. Soon we will be into Derby season, looking at summer plans and enjoying the beautiful outdoors of our state.

Nichols and Asbery will marry...

 

Baseball Knights lose three...

 By Nick Schrager

Enterprise correspondent

The Marion County Knights dropped to 6-6 after falling in three straight games against the Danville Admirals (13-6), Campbellsville Eagles (11-7), and the Adair County Indians (8-8) last week. 

Danville

The Knights lost 11-0 in five innings as they were hosted by the Admirals on April 18. 

Officers are elected for 2014

The Kentucky Civil War Sites Association (KCWSA) recently elected officers for their 2014 campaign.
Those elected, sites represented in parenthesis, are: President Joni House (Perryville), Vice-president Phillip Seyfrit (Richmond), Secretary Chris Lukean (West Point), and Treasurer Nancy Turner (Winchester).

Tobacco is state's biggest...

By Chuck Mason
Bowling Green Daily News

The single biggest factor affecting public health in Kentucky is tobacco, according to the state’s public health commissioner.