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Bernheim hooks more fans with anniversary celebration
The fish were biting, water balloons bursting and hot dogs sizzling on the grill as Bernheim Arboretum & Research Forest threw an 80th anniversary party Saturday.
First on Witn: Trash Can Body Suspect Found In Kentucky
A multi-state manhunt has ended for a man wanted in connection with dumping a Carteret County man's body in West Virginia.
Arrest Made In Connection With Abandoned Body
Cabell County Sheriff Tom McComas says a North Carolina man, accused of dumping the body of a former roommate along Interstate 64 in April, has been arrested.
St. Clair death sentence at Supreme Court
In a 180-degree turn from prosecutors' long-standing opinions, special attorneys with the Kentucky Attorney General's Office chose last week to postpone a Hardin County re-trial of convicted killer Michael St.
number of pigeonholes in the Great Wall of Columbia, KY
Photo Archives from ColumbiaMagazine.com. Click here for more photos . 1st block out of Great Wall of Columbia at 7:38amCT, 7-7-09 2009-07-07 - 116 Campbellsville ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener .
Neighborhood fundraising with mystery theater
It's no mystery why Neighbors Helping Neighbors is bringing "Killing Mr. Winters" to Ashland: It hopes the interactive musical murder mystery will raise money for the renovation of the former Johnson's Dairy into a permanent home for CAReS, River Cities Harvest, The Dressing Room, the Community Kitchen and Ashland Area Presbyterian Ministries.
On recent trips to Bardstown and Frankfort, I saw gasoline prices 10 to 15 cents lower than those in Louisville.
Adcock improving after surgery
A Moultrie physician injured when he was hit by an automobile while jogging in Kentucky showed improvement after a second surgery, his father said Thursday.
Noise barrier's fate rests on funds
For two decades, residents of the Colonial Hill neighborhood just west of Newburg Road have been trying to get the state to build a barrier to protect them from Watterson Expressway noise.
Bardstown celebrates American composer
BARDSTOWN, Ky. - Speaking as a lifelong, orange-blooded Tennessee guy whose soul is normally stirred by the strains of "Rocky Top" and "Tennessee Waltz," I really didn't think I'd see a day when hearing "My Old Kentucky Home" might hazard a tear.
SLW's Mind Run - Corman's railroad project a good idea
DINNER TRAIN: The name R.J. Corman out of context might mean nothing to you, and to many, may mean nothing in context.
Woman claims her lawyers exaggerated diet-drug injuries
A Nelson County woman who participated in the national class action over the diet drug fen-phen has sued the law firm that handled her case, saying it exaggerated her heart injuries -- and those of other clients -- so it could collect higher fees.
Happy-hour freebies: It's feast or famine
Oh sweet, delicious Morton's steak sandwich. You are soft, warm and spicy, and your bun is sprinkled with sesame seeds.
Incredible Inman: Skip the first course
Hello Mr. Inman: I saw an article about our declining fish population, and it brought up a memory of a Charlton Heston movie set in the future.
This ice cream is too good to share
In my 56 years, I have tasted many things. Some, like mud, I never really cared for.
Talking Turkey: Neighbors Incensed Over Fowl
Some residents in Bardstown are up in arms about a company housing turkeys inside city limits, but the man selling them said he's been doing it for years and that it's perfectly legal.
Flowers Bakery Company has grand opening in Bardstown
Governor Steve Beshear along with Economic Development Cabinet officials joined Bardstown and Nelson County leaders on Wednesday to celebrate the grand opening of the Flowers Baking Co.
Rev. Stanford returns from sabbatical
The Rev. Jim Stanford, minister of Sylacauga First Presbyterian Church, has returned from a six-week sabbatical .
Shelby crash kills 1, injures 3
One person was killed and three others were injured late last night when a car ran off a road in Shelby County and overturned several times, a detective with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office said.
Abortion doctor's murder assessed
Irony - a sign of the times when it comes to abortion and gay marriage. While polls show an increasing majority of Americans are pro-life and want effective restrictions on abortion , we have voices like former Vice President Dick Cheney advocating states' rights on gay marriage.
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