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Today's News

  • New Business; Don Tequila Restaurant

     Don Tequila Restaurant

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  • Soccer: Rockets top Western Hills

    The SCHS boys’ soccer team stretched its unbeaten streak to five games with a 4-1 beating of  visiting Western Hills Tuesday.

    Sawyer Abshire scored twice to lead the Rockets on senior night.

    “Really, we dominated the game,” SCHS Coach B.J. Andriot said. “It was good because we got to play everybody, and it was really an easy win.”

    However, as the end of the season approaches, the Rockets do find themselves in a bit of a hole.

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  • State Fair Horse Show results

    Listed Horse, rider, owner

    Class: ASHA 00010 KY Co Fair Fine Harness CH

    2. Cherished King, Mary Gaylord McClean, Golden Creek Farms, Inc.

    Class: AHHS 00002 KY Co Fair Harness Pony CH

    2. Mastercrafts Promoter LF, Jeff McClean, Mary Gaylord McClean

    Class: AHHS 00008 KY Co Fair Roadster Pony CH

    7. Desert Fox, Randy Harper, Danette Musselman

    Class: ASHA 00045 ASR Futurity Of KY-Yearlings

    1. I Am The Storm, Kathy Capsuto Walker, Kathy S. Capsuto Trust

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  • WICHE: How to get ready for your spring bulb display

    When it comes to bulbs, we are not always met with consistent success.

    Before you blame the chipmunks, the guy who mows the grass or the bulb company for their lackluster performance, consider some of the other factors that influence how well flowering bulbs flower.

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  • Volleyball: Lady Rockets win 2 more

    The Lady Rockets moved to 18-5 on the season by beating North Bullitt and Henry County.

    The girls coasted by North Bullit,t 2-0 (25-14, 25-19), at home Tuesday and held off Henry County, 2-1 (20-25, 25-13, 27-25), on the road last Thursday.

    “The North Bullitt match was a good win to help lead us into our upcoming tournament,” SCHS Coach Felicia Pace said. “The win wasn’t as strong as I had wanted, but I will gladly accept it.”

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  • Looking Back: October 2, 2009

     

    Information was gathered from previous years of The Shelby Sentinel, The Shelby News and The Sentinel-News. You can reach the writer at sharonw@sentinelnews.com.

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  • New equine vet takes her services on the road

     

    Forget freshly baked bread, blooming jasmine or sizzling bacon.

    For Maureen Sutter, nothing smells better than a barn.

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  • Woman sues WalMart over defective flip flops

    A former Shelbyville resident is suing Walmart because she says the store sold her defective flip flops that burned her feet.

    According to court documents, Elizabeth Packard bought the flip flops two summers ago at the Shelbyville Walmart, but she didn't wear them for a year.

    When she did put on the Sand-N-Sun brand flip flops last August, after wearing them for a short period of time, she developed severe chemical burns on her feet.

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  • My Word: 3 opinions on health-care reform

     My Word

    Jeff Hagerman

     

    Five things for health-care reform to work

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  • Simpsonville academies report record test results

    Our Lady of Guadalupe Academy and Corpus Christi High School in Simpsonville is reporting the highest results on standardized tests in its 10-year history.

    Students in the high school scored an average of 33 on the American College Test, which would put them in the 99th percentile for college-bound seniors, the school reported, and students were in the 94th percentile for their SAT scores.

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