Harrodsburg News

Larry Wilham of Harrodsburg, shown here with wife Carla, began work at Sunrise ChildrenA s ServiceA s Woodlawn Center in Danville 22 years ago.

In Main Street circles around the state, Julie Wagner is known as a rock star for the success Heart of Danville has had in luring investment, preserving history and creating a lively atmosphere downtown during her 14 years as its leader.

A 20-year-old Danville man was hospitalized and faces seven criminal charges after leading police on a Tuesday night high-speed chase through Boyle, Mercer and Anderson counties.

When she took office last year, Rep. Kim King of Harrodsburg thought her attention would be fully on legislation, but she now finds herself party to a lawsuit over legislative redistricting.

Kentucky House Republicans filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging the constitutionality of a redistricting measure that hits GOP state representatives especially hard.

A traffic stop in Lawrenceburg led to the discovery Tuesday of an active methamphetamine lab in Harrodsburg.

A Danville business and a Harrodsburg business have been named two of the best places to work in the state by the Kentucky Society for Human Resource Management.

HARRODSBURG, KY The Mercer County woman- who accused teachers of stuffing her child with autism into a draw string bag- spoke to the school board in hopes of getting answers.

A former Harrodsburg police officer agreed to a three-year prison sentence Friday after pleading guilty to more than 100 sex-related counts stemming from his relationship with a juvenile.

Kentucky education officials are working to prevent public school students from being restrained or confined alone in small rooms after citing two schools for violating the rights of three disabled students subjected to such treatment, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press.

The city of Harrodsburg and former police officer Scott Elder have reached an out-of-court settlement with a Danville man who claimed in a federal lawsuit that Elder used excessive force in arresting him in 2007.

Areas of Kentucky that saw the most snow totals were Richmond with about two inches, Lawrenceburg and Nicholasville with about an inch-and-a-half each, Harrodsburg with three inches, Versailles with an inch, Stanton with a little over an inch and Beattyville with over three inches.