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Today's News

  • 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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  • Titans weather the storms and the Rockets

    The Collins softball team turned into weather watchers Monday as its first game against Shelby County approached. 

    As clouds moved in and out of the area, the collective mood of the Titans brightened whenever the skies did.

    "We were praying all day. We'd look out the windows and see the sun, and we'd all be happy," Collins senior Sara Chambers said.

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  • Dennison’s heroics power Titans to 4th victory in a row

    Josh Dennison's RBI-single in the bottom of the seventh inning capped Collins' comeback as the Titans won their fourth consecutive game, beating Scott County, 5-4, this past Thursday night at Whitaker Bank Ballpark, the home of the Lexington Legends.

    “It was a great high school baseball game,” Collins Coach Roy Bailey said. “We had to use every aspect of the game to pull out the win. It was definitely a complete team effort. We had effective pitching, successful sacrifice bunting, steals, solid defense and timely hits.”

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  • Rockets rout Warriors, let Danville slip away

    The Shelby County baseball team had one big inning in each of its past two games.

    One foe didn’t have an answer, but the other did as the Rockets beat Eminence but lost at Danville.

    The Rockets (10-4, 1-1) erupted for a 12-run second inning on their way to a 5-inning, 30th District victory over the visiting Warriors (1-8, 0-4) this past Thursday.

    Shelby County rapped out eight hits – including four doubles – and stole eight bases while also being helped by six Eminence errors.

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  • Court report: April 27, 2011

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  • Titans’ boys rally, girls roll to victory

    First set to Collins.

    The Titans swept the boys’ and girls’ matches over Shelby County this past Thursday at Clear Creek Park in what will be the first of at least two meetings between them.

    The Collins boys edged their Rocket counterparts, 3-2, while the Titans’ girls’ team dispatched Shelby County, 4-1.

    The schools will next do battle at 4:30 p.m. Monday.

     

    Titans’ boys rally to win

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