Shelby County News

SHELBYVILLE, Ky . -- It's been two months since Maxine Ethington disappeared from her Shelby County home and there's still no sign of her.

Interim principal named for SCHS A local educator will fill in as the interim principal of Shelby County High School next year.

Snafu snarls bypass construction - Burks Branch stays closed to through traffic With his hands on his hips, Carl Henry snorted in frustration.

In an effort to help state workers save money on gas, Gov. Steve Beshear has announced two fuel saving initiatives for commuting employees.

Coleman's legacy remembered More than 200 people came to Calvary Cemetery in Shelbyville last Friday afternoon to honor the life of the Rev.

False alarm: Sunken vehicle not connected with Ethington A possible lead in the missing Maxine Ethington case has turned out to be false, according to Shelbyville Police.

New events on tap for this year's 'Jubilee' Everything should be just ducky for this year's Shelbyville Horse Show Jubilee.

Johnson Controls reports layoffs Johnson Controls will layoff 105 hourly and 9 salary workers, the company reported in a letter to Shelbyville Mayor Tom Hardesty Monday.

Police in Shelby County now say three people were shot Tuesday night after an argument, including a six-year-old boy and his babysitter.

A six-year-old girl was shot in the hand in an apartment complex last night in the 100 block of Berea Street, according to a Shelbyville dispatcher.

Skate park closed after toilet fire Six weeks after its grand opening, the Shelby County Skate Park has been closed after a portable toilet was burned down, apparently as an act of vandalism, according to Clay ...

Jefferson Community and Technical College plans to shut down its high school equivalency testing center -- the largest in the state -- at the end of the year, saying state funding cuts make it impossible to ...

International ambassadors: Local group to visit Europe for business, tourism A coalition of local officials will travel to Europe next week in order to strengthen ties with foreign businesses and governments.

Disrespect: Act II This opinion is in response to Linda Allewalt's opinion of the alleged disrespect regarding a young lady's impromptu prayer during the SCHS 2008 graduation ceremony.

'> Park celebrates the 4th Organizers of the Fourth of July event at the Clear Creek Park are expecting a large turnout at their annual celebration tonight.

Ethington missing for a month - Family clings to hope A month has passed since Maxine Ethington disappeared from her home on Craig Avenue.

Jimmy Brown worked on a vehicle at his collision repair center in Simpsonville on Wednesday.

Ranch a haven for troubled kids, horses Gracie, Jake and Abraham may only sound like names given to horses, but at one local ranch these names represent joy and healing in the lives of children.

Ranch a haven for troubled kids, horses Gracie, Jake and Abraham may only sound like names given to horses, but at one local ranch these names represent joy and healing in the lives of children.

Former Judge-Executive Bobby Stratton dies Long-time Shelby County Judge-Executive Bobby Stratton died Saturday at Baptist Hospital Northeast Hospice Unit in LaGrange.