Lancaster News

A little more than a year after taking office, Lancaster Mayor Brenda Powers faces a city council that wants her to resign by Monday.

Garrard County Water Association has issued a boil-water advisory for all of its customers, due to a break in a main water line in Lancaster.

At Monday night's City Council meeting, Lancaster joined a growing statewide trend targeted at banning the sale of synthetic drugs.

Families who want to drink fresh raw milk without buying their own dairy herds are backing a bill to sanction "cow sharing." The practice lets people buy into a herd and share the resulting milk, cheese and other dairy products.

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Electricity was knocked out for hundreds of utility customers Saturday morning when a car hit a power line in Garrard County.

Garrard County Coroner Daryl Hodge remembers the exact time he got the call and exactly what the rumored body count was at that time.

Jason Marshall, Brandy Marshall, Jake Ison and Steve Cooper are converting an apartment building into a shelter for displaced families.

State Rep. Lonnie Napier has announced he will not run for re-election after his current term expires at the end of this year.

US Senator Rand Paul was in Kentucky last week and he visited Lancaster on Thursday bringing with him a check that represented the half-million dollars that he had returned to the US Treasury from funds he did not use from his office budget.

Local elected officials are sounding mostly positive about redrawn State House boundaries approved last week that will bring Lincoln and Garrard counties together in the same district.

When Garrard County opens a new $11.9 million courthouse just off the town square, it will mark the end of a decade-long quest to upgrade and improve the court and services facility in central Kentucky.

When Garrard County opens a new $11.9 million courthouse just off the town square, it will mark the end of a decade-long quest to upgrade and improve the facility where justice is meted out and services rendered in a part of central Kentucky.