Crestwood News

On two Saturdays in November, two local churches will join together to collect food for Eastern Area Community Ministries in the annual Youth For Food collection.

For as long as she can remember, Lunden Harris of Crestwood has attended the Festival of Trees & Lights.

Video-game enthusiasts come in all varieties. There's the guy who stays up late to play with friends.

An Indiana man convicted of murder for the 2006 shooting death of a Crestwood father wept as he talked about the memories the pair made together serving the U.S. Army during in the Gulf War.

A third version of Independence Park, a development planned in the Crestwood area, has been approved by the Crestwood City Commission.

Deer kill more humans in the U.S. each year than any other animal, according to Kentucky State Police.

Chuck Lawless stands out among the aspiring 20-somethings in the South Oldham Fire Department's newest group of volunteers.

A Crestwood optometry building was built to be pleasing to the eye - but its LEED certification makes it equally agreeable to the environment.

When Teddy D. Stinson attended a recreational vehicle show in Louisville, he must have liked what he saw.

Bullitt County authorities have arrested a man they say stole dozens of flat screen TVs...not from homes, but from RVs.

Openrange Gun & Paintball in Crestwood has received a five-star rating from the National Shooting Sports Foundation, according to the foundation's Web site.

Oldham County Scholastic Chess Tournament will take place Nov. 14 at Locust Grove Elementary School.

Oldham County Schools bought enough land off of Ky. 329 in Ballardsville in early October to build an entire school campus with room for future elementary, middle and high schools.

Oldham County dog owners soon will have a one-acre dog park in Crestwood, where their pets can roam.

So you're one of those superb drivers who can multi-task, right? Well, that might have been what 53,000 Kentucky motorists were thinking when they suddenly found themselves in an auto crash in 2008.

Barb Jackson, a senior special education major, was crowned University of Kentucky homecoming queen at halftime of Saturday night's UK-Mississippi State football game.

Barb Jackson, a senior special education major, was crowned University of Kentucky homecoming queen at halftime of Saturday night's UK-Mississippi State football game.

J.W. Hall Jr. was born Nov. 22, 1926 to Florence Steele and Joseph William Hall in Crestwood and lived off Floydsburg Road and Kavanaugh Road.

Students in Oldham County Schools will have the chance to receive the H1N1 vaccine during school hours in December.

Members of the Oldham County Planning Commission approved plans for a veterinary clinic, dog park and kennel Tuesday.