Middlesboro Squeaks Past Golden Lions 14-13

After a 22-hour, 45-minute delay, the game between Garrard and Middlesboro was resumed on Saturday evening. Action picked up where lighting left it off on Friday night -- with the Lions down 8-0 to the Yellowjackets at halftime. A Cameron Peak touchdown and a pick-6 by Hayden Elleman, Garrard jumped out to a 13-8 advantage early in the third quarter. Middlesboro found the end zone once more in the fourth frame to secure the 14-13 victory.

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Golden Lions Break 8-Year Drought by Defeating Lincoln in District 45 Action

After being down 2-0 at the half, the Golden Lions clawed their way back to force overtime. Less than two minutes into the five-minute extra period, senior Russ Carrier cleaned up a ricocheted shot and found the back of the net for the win. The victory is the first for Garrard County in district play since the 2015 team defeated Lincoln.

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Council Appoints McCulley To Parks Board

Correction: In an article that ran in this week’s print edition, it incorrectly stated that Jim McCulley was appointed as the new parks director, however Parks Director Chris Penix did not step down from his role as director but only his role on the board. McCulley will be filling Penix’ position on the board, not as director of the program. The article below has been corrected.

Lancaster, KY - During the Lancaster City Council meeting on Tuesday, August 22, the council appointed Jimmy McCulley to the Lancaster Parks & Recreation Board, filling an empty seat left by Chris Penix, who stepped down from the board after being named director of the program recently.

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Nomination Period for Garrard Chamber Farm City Banquet Awards Closing Soon

Lancaster, KY - With just 10 days remaining for the nominations, the Garrard Chamber of Commerce is inviting the public to recognize and honor exceptional businesses, organizations, and individuals within the community at the upcoming Farm City Banquet Awards. These awards aim to celebrate achievements and contributions in various fields and are set to be a highlight of the year for the local community.

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