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Today's Features

  • 'Hope' concert

    The Shelby Christian Church Relay for Life Team will host its second annual "Hope" Benefit Concert on Sunday evening at the church. The event will feature local talent from the community as well as a time to recognize cancer survivors. Donations to Relay for Life will be accepted at the door. The 2010 event (pictured above) had an attendance of approximately 250, during the major storm with flooding.

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  • Child abuse focus

    Shelby County Judge-Executive Rob Rothenburger visits the OVEC Head Start at Clear Creek to read to the children and sign a proclamation declaring April as "Child Abuse Prevention Month." “April is a time to celebrate the role that communities play in protecting children," explains Chrissy Hudson, Local Area Manager with OVEC Head Start.

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  • Engagement: McGuirk-Simons

    Craig and Janet McGuirk of Sellersburg, Ind., announce the engagement of their daughter, Carrie McGuirk of Sellersburg, to Matt Simons of Shelbyville. He is the son of Dixie and Rick Taylor of Simpsonville and James and Tess Simons of Calera, Ala.

    McGuirk is a 1996 graduate of Clarksville High School and is a customer service representative for Reinhart Food Service in Louisville.

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  • Birth: Smith son

    Ryan and Jessie Smith of Shelbyville announce the birth of their first child, a son, on April 3, 2011. He has been named Lucas James Smith.

    Grandparents are Jim and Teresa Smith and Rob and Janevera Rothenburger, all of Shelbyville.

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  • Birth: Hill son

    Teresa Hughes of Shelbyville announce the birth of her son on April 23, 2011 at Norton Suburban Hospital. He has been named Noah Braylin Hill. He was born at 6:17 a.m. weighing 8 pounds and 20.5 inches long. His sister, Hailey Hughes is 10.

    Grandparents are Vicky and Randy Kelly, Johnnie Tindal, all of Eminence.

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  • Pollett on magistrates’ panel

    Shelby County Magistrate Hubert Pollett (second from left) serves on a panel of magistrates that discussed statewide issues at the Kentucky Magistrates & Commissioners Association Spring Conference earlier this month at the Galt House in Louisville. With Pollett are (from left) Morgan County Magistrate Frankie Spencer, Clinton County Magistrate Charlotte Bernard, Jessamine County Magistrate George Dean and KMCA Executive Director Richard Tanner.

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  • I'm one: Isaiah Len Belcher

    Isaiah Len Belcher celebrated his first birthday April 13, 2011.

    He is the son of Jacob Belcher of Fort Campbell and Kristen Quire of Bagdad.

    Grandparents are Cliff and Julie Belcher of Waddy, Lori and David Mason of Clayvillage, Robin and Karen Quire of Bagdad and Diane Clemmons of Hopkinsville.

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  • I'm one: Ella Hays Barger

    Ella Hays Barger celebrated her first birthday April 26, 2011.

    She is the daughter of Shelley and Alan Barger of Tampa, Florida.

    Grandparents are Hite Hays of Shelbyville, Judy and Duvall Burk of Shelbyville, Gail and George Barger of Richmond.

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  • I'm one: Olivia Clara Kane

    Olivia Clara Kane will celebrate her first birthday on April 27, 2011.

    She is the daughter Rebecca and Patrick Kane of Buckner.

    Grandparents are Sharon Warner of Louisville, Bruce Warner of Louisville; and Eleanor and Stuart Kane of Prospect. Great-grandparents are J.D. Warner of Louisville, Clarence Patterson of Finchville and the late Dorothy Jean Warner and Ida Belle Patterson.

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  • Easter eggs sunny side down

    Mother Nature might have slowed him down, but she couldn't stop the Easter bunny on Saturday.

    As rain continued to drown the region this weekend, many egg hunts were canceled or moved inside.

    But it didn't stop the Finchville Ruritan Club from having its annual egg hunt around the old Finchville school.

    "My kids love it," Jeanine Barrett said. "They think it's more fun in the rain."

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