Future Kentucky Linebacker Trevin Wallace Almost Sounds Too Good To Be True
Coach Ken Cribb worried what to say when college recruiters asked him about Trevin Wallace.
Read MoreGuthrie, McConnell, Rogers, Comer Reintroduce Cumberland Expressway Legislation
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Brett Guthrie (KY-02), along with Congressman Hal Rogers (KY-05) and Congressman James Comer (KY-01), and U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) reintroduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives and U.S. Senate, respectively, to help attract federal funding to the Louie B. Nunn Cumberland Expressway through a designation change.
Read MoreFish And Wildlife Commission To Hold Special Meeting April 14
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 13, 2021) - The Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a special called video teleconference meeting at 3 p.m. (EDT) on Wednesday, April 14.
Read MoreKentucky Temporarily Pauses Use of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 13, 2021) – Today, Gov. Andy Beshear and Dr. Steven Stack, commissioner of the Kentucky Department for Public Health, advised all Kentucky vaccine providers to temporarily pause the use of the Johnson & Johnson (J&J) vaccine.
Read MoreFree Dump Days Coming Up On April 16-17
(Lancaster, KY - April 13, 2021) — Free Dump Days, coming up this Friday and Saturday, allows the community to dispose of their unwanted items properly by bringing the "stuff" that's left over after yard sales to be disposed of at no cost at the local convenience center off of Highway 52 on Hanging Fork Road.
Read MoreProhibited Invasive Zebra Mussels Found in Aquarium Moss Balls
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources malacologist Monte McGregor examined zebra mussels collected from aquarium moss balls in the laboratory at the Center for Mollusk Conservation in Frankfort, Kentucky.
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 13, 2021) - Freshwater mussel expert Monte McGregor held a vial up to the light inside the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources’ Center for Mollusk Conservation, and he didn’t need a microscope to know what was in it.
Read MoreBe a Better Baker
(Lancaster, KY - April 13, 2021) — All the talk about eggs, made sense to talk about baking! Cooking or baking—maybe you know a good cook, but the good cooks are not always the good bakers! There is a difference! Cooking can be sweet or savory and does not require a recipe. Baking is more of a science, where teaspoons and ounces need to be exact for a quality product. Don’t skimp on the baking ‘science’, that’s what makes it turn out perfectly every time. There are a few tips that will ensure your baked products are perfect:
Read MoreNational Safe Digging Month Kicks Off Following Historic Storms
Owensboro, KY (April 12, 2021) – Since 2008, the entire month of April has been designated National Safe Digging Month to encourage safe digging practices for any project. Following any winter storms, gusty winds, hail, and flooding that may have caused significant tree and landscape damage in some areas, Atmos Energy reminds all residents and business owners to call 811 and have underground utility lines marked before removing deep rooted tree stumps or shrubbery. Call 811 is a free service that is mandated by law. Also, it is important to clear the area around natural gas meters from trash or debris to help cleanup crews see above ground infrastructure and avoid striking any natural gas facilities.
Read MoreFiscal Court Meets Monday Evening At 6PM
(Lancaster, KY - April 12, 2021) — The Garrard County Fiscal Court will hold their regular monthly meeting for the month of April on Monday, April 12, at 6 pm at the old Garrard County Courthouse on the Public Square.
Read MoreSchool Board Working Session To Stream Live Monday At 5
(Lancaster, KY - April 12, 2021) — The Garrard County School Board working session this evening will be streamed at the following links below at 5pm.
Read MoreLet’s Eat Some Eggs!
(Lancaster, KY - April 12, 2021) — Must be the time of year for thinking about eggs! Easter eggs, of course, then Deviled Eggs because we had eggs left over after Easter Eggs! And then there’s chocolate eggs that keep popping up on TV commercials. Hence, thinking about eggs! Eggs are a good source of protein in our diets. So let’s talk more about eggs!
Read MoreGCHS JAG & AG Classes Plant Tulips At High School
(Lancaster, KY - April 11, 2021) — Thanks to the collaboration of the JAG and AG classes at GCHS, there are now beautiful tulip beds behind the school.
Read MoreSpring Wild Turkey Season Preview: Season Open Statewide To Residents And Nonresidents
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 10, 2021) - The redbuds are blooming and the spring peepers can be heard across the Bluegrass, meaning springtime in Kentucky is upon us, and so is another highly anticipated season of wild turkey hunting.
Read MoreAttorney General Cameron’s Office of Rate Intervention Secures Over $47,000 in Utility Credits for Kentucky AmeriGas Customers
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 10, 2021) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today announced his Office of Rate Intervention (ORI) secured over $47,000 in utility credits for AmeriGas customers who did not receive timely propane gas refills during Kentucky’s harsh winter months.
Read MoreFarmers National Bank Compliance Officer Earns Juris Master Degree
(April 9, 2021 - Danville, KY) - Christa Owen, Assistant Vice President, Compliance Officer at Farmers National Bank, recently earned a Juris Master degree through Florida State University College of Law.
Read MoreGov. Beshear Appoints Phillip Burnett Jr. As Commissioner Of Kentucky State Police
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 9, 2021) - Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced the appointment of Col. Phillip Burnett Jr. as commissioner of the Kentucky State Police (KSP).
Read MoreKentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation Approves $1,334,250 in Loans
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 9, 2021) – The Kentucky Agricultural Finance Corporation (KAFC) approved $1,334,250 in seven agricultural loans for projects across the Commonwealth at its board meeting today.
Read MoreAttorney General Cameron Joins Tennessee in Filing Lawsuit to Stop the Biden Administration from Controlling State Tax Policy
FRANKFORT, Ky. (April 6, 2021) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today joined Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery III to file a lawsuit to stop the Biden Administration from enforcing an unconstitutional mandate in the American Rescue Plan Act (the Act) that prohibits States from providing tax relief to their citizens. The lawsuit, filed against Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, argues that the tax mandate unconstitutionally usurps the authority of each State’s legislature to enact beneficial tax policies.
Read MoreMiller’s ‘American Idol’ Journey Ends, Potential Stardom Just Begins
Alex Miller films some b-roll footage on a California rooftop with an 'American Idol' film crew. Now that his time on the show has ended, Miller is able to share some of the behind-the-scenes information about his time on the show.
(Lancaster, KY - March 31, 2021) — Alex Miller’s journey on ‘American Idol’ officially came to an end on Sunday when ABC aired the series’ Showstopper Round of competition. After performing Merle Haggard’s ‘Silver Wings’ with a full band, judges Katy Perry and Luke Bryan informed the local country artist that he would not be advancing into the top-24 stage of live voting.
Read MoreLocal Musician Continues To Impress ‘American Idol’ Judges
This Sunday Lancaster's Alex Miller will be featured in the third and final round of American Idol's Hollywood Week. As part of the Showstoppers Challenge, Miller will perform with a live band. "I’ll say this much -- I’m not going to do a pop song," the classic country artist said of his upcoming performance. "It’s definitely going to be entertaining though, let’s put it that way." American Idol, which airs on Sunday and Monday nights on ABC from 8-10 p.m. EST, previews the upcoming shows: "The Showstoppers round marks the first time contestants will showcase their talent by performing with a band this season for their last chance to make it into the coveted Top 24. Don’t miss remarkable performances leading the judges to make difficult decisions and share shocking results in their final judgment." (ABC/Eric McCandless)
(Lancaster, KY - March 25, 2021) — Lancaster’s own, Alex Miller, was featured on two recent episodes of “American Idol” as the iconic show kicked off its Hollywood Week with a two-night, genre and duet challenge event.
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