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Rhett Lowder's comfort with battery-mate could prompt radical Reds' September call-up
Rhett Lowder made his Triple-A debut on Thursday night for the Louisville Bats. The Cincinnati Reds top prospect allowed just three hits while striking out eight over six innings. Lowder is inching closer and closer to the big leagues, and his performance on Thursday night at Louisville Slugger Field was just the latest display that lets the Reds fanbase and front office know that he's ready for the big leagues.
Woman Charged After Hitting A Man With A Vehicle In Oak Grove
An Oak Grove woman was charged after a disturbance led to a man being hit by a vehicle on Zackary Street Sunday afternoon. Oak Grove Police say Kayla Tucker got into an argument with a man and he jumped on her vehicle, she then drove around the block before stopping and him getting off.
Tigers Just Miss Winning Season Opener at Greenwood
The Hopkinsville Tigers came oh so close to giving new head coach Dustin Lopez a win in his first game as the new leader of the Tiger football program. Close, like chances to win the in the fourth quarter. Close, like coming down to the final minute of the game. But, games don’t go into the win column for just being close.
Lexington Faith Leaders Collaborate to Tackle Rising Homelessness Among Families and Children
LEXINGTON, Ky. – In a heartfelt gathering at the Consolidated Baptist Church, members from various faith communities in Lexington came together to tackle a pressing issue: the rising number of homeless families and children in the city. It was a powerful call to action, as leaders and advocates gathered to brainstorm solutions for the community’s most vulnerable members.
No Active Shooter Found At National Guard Airport
No active shooter was found at the Kentucky Air National Guard located at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport Saturday morning after a report was made during an exercise scenario. A spokesperson said during the course of an exercise involving a simulated active shooter, a report was made to the Base...
Grab Bag: Never Know Mercantile has variety of merchandise
The sign in the 11-booth area in the back right corner of T&T Vendors Mall, 601 Commerce Drive, says “Never Know Mercantile.” Carol Huff, the owner, explains, “I buy pallets and things at auction. My husband said we never know what we’re going to get. That’s where the name came from.” It’s kind of like buying a grab bag. A pallet is a bundle of products that have either been returned by buyers ...
Atwell, Catholic score points in win over Apollo
Brady Atwell picked up where he left off last season in Owensboro Catholic’s opening game of the high school football season. Atwell, a senior All-State quarterback, threw for four touchdowns and ran for two others in the Aces commanding 50-13 win over Apollo on Friday night at Eagle Stadium. “It was a really good start,” Atwell said. “We knew what we were going to do early, run the ball and ...
IU Hall of Fame football player and coach wants to rename 17th Street after Bob Knight
A movement is afoot to rename the portion of 17th Street that passes just south of Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall and Memorial Stadium in Bloomington. Former IU football player, coach and administrator Harold Mauro has started a petition at Change.org to rename that section of the street “Bob Knight Way.”
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