Today's News

After just five months, the humane society is turning the operation of the animal shelter back over to the county.

Magistrates agreed to a resolution proposed Tuesday at the Shelby County Fiscal Court that terminates the agreement that went into effect in November 2017.

The termination comes at the request of the Shelby County Humane Society, said Shelby County Judge-Executive Dan Ison, who said humane society officials cited financial considerations as the source of the problem.

Collins baseball’s first game of the season ended in less than ideal conditions Monday night, as its opening day contest against Bullitt East was called off in the middle of the fourth inning due to rain blowing in sideways.

According to KHSAA, the game has been taken off of the schedule and will not count as a part of the overall record of either team.

Trinity’s pitching staff and offensive prowess was simply too much for Shelby County baseball Monday, as the Rockets took an 8-1 loss in its opening day contest.

The Shamrocks (1-0) rolled up eight runs after six-and-a-half innings of action, before the Rockets (0-1) broke into the scoring column when Brandon Moore knocked in Blake Palmer with a double to left and cutting the deficit.

Unfortunately, the lead was too much to overcome, as Trinity came away with the victory in rainy conditions.

 The Triple S Planning commission will hear an update on the Comprehensive Plan Tuesday during its regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Stratton Center, 215 Washington Street.  Following the meeting, the commission will host a workshop on the plan.  The workshop will not be a public hearing, therefore no input from attendees will be gathered at this meeting.

The commission has hosted several open house events over the past year in order to gather input from the community on where they would like to see growth occur over the next two decades.