Stamping Ground News

At Goshen Primitive Baptist Church, you won't find a singles group, a quilt club, a financial workshop, a weight control club, a basketball team, a bell choir or a rummage sale fund-raiser. "We gather here for one purpose," said pastor Ed Reed, 68, who has led the congregation for 34 years, "and that's to praise God." "We worship in the plain ...

The impending closure of Millville Jet Center likely won't have much impact on the municipal airport's short-term operations -- outside of the roughly 70 local jobs that will be lost.

Kyle Yarawsky, a Burlington senior, has been elected president of Morehead State Universitya s Student Government Association.

Crowds thronged the 38th annual Cherokee Triangle Art Fair yesterday as warm weather helped counter any impact from the recession on sales.

Donald Stidham doesn't know a lot about his half-brother, Lloyd Stidham, who went missing in action during the Korean War in November 1950, the year before Donald was born.

WASHINGTON -- Lloyd Stidham lied about his age to get into the Army. His family believes the young man from Beattyville, Ky., signed up in 1949 when he was 17, though he told the Army he was 19.

The driver of a vehicle that wrecked Nov. 29 resulting in the death of a 36-year-old woman was arrested Tuesday on a charge of reckless homicide.

Bright sunshine greeted parade-goers in Stamping Ground on Saturday when the town's annual Christmas event started at noon.

What began as an event to raise funds for a fifth-grade class to take an overnight trip has blossomed into a school and community-wide affair that benefits all students at Stamping Ground Elemen-tary School.

A Stamping Ground woman died late Saturday after a one-car crash near the Scott-Fayette county line, police said.

A Scott County mother of two was killed in a car accident just after midnight Sunday.