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Today's News

  • Birth: Jeffers

    Amy (Gill) and Jason Jeffers of Shelbyville announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, on Nov. 11, 2010 at Baptist Hospital East. She has been named Noel Clare Jeffers.

    Grandparents are L. Leon & Judy Gill of Shelbyville and Clarence & Lois Jeffers of Louisville.

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  • Birth: Mudd son

    Kara and Justin Mudd of Louisville announce the birth of their first child, a son, on Dec. 17, 2010, at Norton Suburban Women's Pavilion. He has been named Grayson Lennox Mudd.

    Grandparents are Roger and Alisa Travis of Shelbyville and Donna and Pat Mudd of Springfield.

    Great grandparents are Pauline Travis and Robert Schneider of Shelby County, Frances Raypole of Louisville and Victor and Pauline Mudd of Lebanon.

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  • Birth: Smith son

    Roger and Kim Smith of Shelbyville announce the birth of their first son on Jan. 3 at Baptist East Hospital. He has been named Carson Aaron Smith. 

    Grandparents are Doug and Darlene Smith of Peytona and Rod and Linda Smith of Middletown. Great-grandparents are Mary Hedges of Graefenburg and Evelyn Smith of Louisville. Late great grandparents are Ross Hedges, Walter Smith, J.W. and Willena Smith and Louie and Marie Schoenbachler.

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  • Junior Miss contestant

    Angela Cook of Shelbyville will participate in the Kentucky Junior Miss program

    January 14-15 in Lexington.

    Tickets may be purchased through the Singletary Center for the Arts at 859-257-4929 or visitwww.singletarytickets.com.

    Founded in 1958 America's Junior Miss is the largest and oldest national scholarship program for high school girls.

    On Jan. 15, Kentucky's Junior Miss will officially change its name to Distinguished Young Women of Kentucky as part of a national rebranding.

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  • Engagement: Judd-Davis

    Joey and Anissa Judd of Shelbyville and Brian and Cynthia Snyder of Japan announce the engagement of their daughter, Mara Elizabeth Judd of Warren, Ohio, to Michael William Davis of Canfield, Ohio. He is the son of William and Kathleen Davis of Girard, Ohio.

    A small, intimate ceremony and reception will be 1:30 p.m. in Boardman, Ohio.

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  • Titans quietly turn back Rebels

    Coming off an emotional victory Friday night, the Collins boys’ basketball was ripe for a letdown Saturday.

    However it didn’t happen.

    The Titans topped visiting Casey County, 61-52, Saturday, one night after beating Shelby County.

    “We were happy to get a win,” Collins Coach Curtis Turley said. “The atmosphere was different. It was a smaller crowd than the night before. We didn’t have the pep in our step we would’ve liked, but we did some good things and played well enough to win.”

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  • Second-period swoon foils Titans

    The Collins girls’ basketball team beat Anderson County for three quarters Saturday afternoon.

    But the Bearcats used a big second period to beat the Titans, 56-49, in a game that likely will determine the No. 1 seeding in the 30th District tournament.

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  • Rockets blast off better but fizzle

    The start was better for the Shelby County girls’ basketball team Monday night, but the result was the same.

    The Rockets began their game against Owen County better than their previous game – and their previous meeting with the Rebels – however they still fell, 69-16, at Mike Casey Gymnasium.

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  • Chargers top Titans

    Host Bullitt East outscored Collins 7-4 in the fourth quarter for a 30-28 victory Monday night.

    The two teams were tied at 8-all at the end of the first quarter and 16-all at halftime before the Titans (9-8) outscored the Chargers 8-7 in the third period to take a 24-23 lead.

    However they couldn’t hang on against Bullitt East (14-5), arguably the second-best team in the 6th Region. 

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  • Titans’ ‘best start’ overpowers Rockets

    There are good starts, there are great starts, and then there is the kind of start that the Collins girls’ basketball team had Friday night.

    The Titans scored the first 30 points of the game, while holding host Shelby County without a field goal for the first half, on their way to a 55-10 victory at Mike Casey Gymnasium in the third meeting between the two teams this season.

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