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Celebrations

  • 50th anniversary: Donna and Jerry Hedges in 1965

    Jerry and Donna Hedges of Frankfort have been married for 50 years. The couple was married on Nov. 19, 1965 in Waddy.

    They are the parents of Heather Hedges of Frankfort, Allison (Doug) Stone of Lexington, Kylie Jones of Frankfort. They have three grandchildren, Jack and Georgia Kate Stone of Lexington, and Peyton Monroe of Frankfort.

    They will celebrate from 2 to 5 p.m. on Nov. 21 at Bridgeport Christian Church, 175 Evergreen Road in Frankfort. All friends and relatives are invited.

    The couple requests no gifts.

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  • SHS 60th class reunion

    Members of the Shelbyville High School 60th class reunion were (front row, from left) Charles Wells, Ralph Stout, Dave Logsdon, Peggy Catlett (wife of R.V. Catlett), Eleanor Warford; (second row) Martha Layne Hall Collins, Deanie Payne Logan, Doris Black Stout; (third row) Pat Anderson, Mac Weaver, Whitie Gray, Carol Lou Marlow Smith, Mary Lynn Bodkin Bobzien; (back row) Jake Smith, Tom Arington, Bobby Shelton, Bill Scearce and Adriel Gray.

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  • Joy Wynette Heflin celebrated her first birthday

    Joy Wynette Heflin celebrated her first birthday on Oct. 23, 2015.

    She is the daughter of Eugene and Julie Heflin of Mount Washington.

    Grandparents are Wayne and Colleen Heflin of Bagdad, Jean Goodwin of Mount Washington and the late Mitchell Goodwin.

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  • Armed Forces: Moore graduates basic training

    PFC Hunter L. Moore of Shelby County graduated from Marine Corps basic training at Parris Island, South Carolina. He graduated Oct. 17 from MCT at Camp Geiger in Jacksonville, North Carolina. Out of 423 Marines, he was awarded honor graduate and continues his technical training at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla. He is the son of Mark and Jennifer Bentley Moore of Shelby County, and grandson of Clarence and Delours Moore of Garrison, and Don and Judy Bentley of Mount Eden.

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  • Flowers donated to fountain

    Bill and Randy Gallrein of Gallrein Farms donated flowers that were planted at The Shelbyville Fountain.

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  • Smither wedding

    Stephanie Peach and John Smither were married Sept. 26, 2015 at Mulberry Orchard in Shelbyville.

    Parents of the bride are Linda Sue Smith of Shelbyville and Robert Chandler of Summerville, SC. The groom is the son of Johnna Kaye and Joey Griffith of Cropper, and Eddie and Marsha Smither of Frankfort.

    Rev. Dan Taylorofficiated the double-ring ceremony.

    The bride was given in marriage by Chucky Heath, brother of the bride and family.

    Maid of honor was Tanya Miller of Shelbyville, sister of the bride.

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  • 75th birthday

    Sherman Temple of Graefenburg will celebrate his 75th birthday on Monday.

    Celebrating with him will be his wife, Ann Temple; children, Donna Maness (Rick) of Lawrenceburg, Doris Cook (Mike) of Mount Eden, and David Temple (Lisa) of Frankfort; six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

    They are members of Graefenburg Baptist Church in Graefenburg.

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  • Car Club at Gallreins
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  • Behind every stone, there’s a story

    Meet heroes and legends at 4 p.m. on Saturday during Grove Hill Cemetery’s Stories Behind the Stones event. Meeting at the historic chapel off Third Street in Shelbyville, you will then stroll through the cemetery to meet the bank cashier shot by Frank James, and the WWII heroine who was on the battlefront with American soldiers to mention just two of the people along your walk.

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  • Donovan received Silver Bell award

    Jean Donovan was awarded the prestigious 6th annual Silver Bell Award at the 83rd annual Kentucky Branch Convention of the International Order of the King's Daughters and Sons on Oct. 3. The Silver Bell Award is presented to a member that exemplifies the leadership traits of Miss Jennie C. Benedict and the traits of the founding members of IOKDS. Pictured with Jean Donovan is Maria Newill (right), president of the Jennie C. Benedict Circle, and her husband, Bob Newill, member of the JCB Circle.

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