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Today's News

  • High-powered Cresap ready for next game, next level

    Branden Cresap is analyzing his future as a college quarterback much like he does when dropping back to pass for the high-powered Collins High School football team: He’s considering all his options.

    Cresap, who is preparing for tonight’s Class 4A District-4 matchup at North Bullitt, said he is being courted by several regional schools who would like to see him call signals for their teams.

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  • The masses of Annunciation celebrate their history

    As the Church of the Annunciation celebrates it's 150th anniversary this weekend, members will no doubt tell stories from the church's past.

    "To make one hundred and fifty years... that's really something special," Rev. Bill Bowling said.

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  • Price goes down for new sewers on Ardmore Lane

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  • Tech center gets college coach

    The Shelby County Area Technology Center soon will start helping students with much more than technical skills.

    Area Supervisor Mary Stratton applied for and received a grant f that will put a College Coach in the school by the start of November. The coach will help students from the ATC, SCHS and Collins.

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  • Shelby company lays some green on the Games

     Workers are scrambling to ready the Kentucky Horse Park for Saturday’s opening ceremonies of the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games, and a Shelby County company answered the call for some last-minute emergency sprucing.

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  • Boys soccer: SCHS wins first game

    The Shelby County boys soccer team picked up its first win of the season Tuesday at the Rockets’ athletic complex, shutting out Spencer County, 3-0. The Rockets have been chasing that first victory since they opened their season on Aug.

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  • Wainscott named city's top employee

    Working on some of this and some of that and helping all over the office will get you plenty of recognition.

    And it just might get you the Shelbyville City Employee of the Year.

    Carla Wainscott, who has seen her duties change several times over the years, earned the award last Thursday at the city's annual Employee Appreciation Banquet.

    "I was surprised, shocked really," she said when she heard the news. "I didn't know what to think."

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  • SCHS may play in 5A next season

    That new football district that includes Shelby County and Collins high schools may not last very long.

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  • Looking Back: Oct. 1, 2010

    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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  • What we think: In election process, listen to yourself

    There remains a little less than a month until Election Day, and it can’t arrive too soon for us.

    We realize candidates have messages to spread and that voters have decisions to make.

    But, frankly, we think both those processes are being lost in the bombardment of mud that smacks firmly against the sides of our heads nearly every day.

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