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Kentucky high school football scores: Louisville-area KHSAA live updates from Week 1
It's Week 1 of the Kentucky high school football season, with some blockbuster games on the KHSAA schedule. Trinity defeated host Bryan Station in a rematch of last season's Class 6A title game. ...
Snoop Dogg bobblehead stolen from Bardstown country club
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Snoop Dogg is missing and it's not the rapper but a beloved 3-foot bobblehead statue of him. The Bardstown Country Club owners said on social media Friday some customers were acting a little too young, wild and free Monday at the club's restaurant. They said the...
Historic West Paducah market closes its door
PADUCAH — A local grocery store, historic to the West Paducah area, will close its doors after being in business more than a year. Three Rivers Grocery Market, previously Forthman Foods and IGA, is having a liquidation sale online and officially closing. Co-owner Rodney Hill originally purchased the business...
“Love, Broadway: Bringing Broadway to the Bluegrass”
By Palmer McNeal Staff Intern Jessamine County Arts Plus will be hosting its second annual “Love, Broadway” Benefit Concert at the end of August, to “bring Broadway to the Bluegrass” for one night. The concert features students and adult performers from the community. The main focus of the concert is three performers from Broadway. The […] The post “Love, Broadway: Bringing Broadway to the Bluegrass” appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Kentucky Expo Center Breaks Ground on Renovation Project, Find Out What’s Coming
The Kentucky Exposition Center recently broke ground on a multi-million-dollar renovation project. The project, happening in two phases, is a more than $390 million investment to upgrade the facility. Total Building Enhancements. Phase one of the renovation at the Kentucky Exposition Center is projected to cost $180 million. This phase...
Lawsuit claims jail denies attorneys access to inmates
BOWLING GREEN — A lawsuit filed Friday in Warren Circuit Court claims that Warren County Regional Jail staff denied attorney Alan Simpson access to one of his clients. Simpson filed the suit against the jail and Warren County Jailer Stephen Harmon on behalf of Michael White, who has been incarcerated on pending criminal charges since July 15.
The News You Need To Know This Week In Louisville
This week (8/18-8/24) included many headlines from across Kentucky, including figures making it to the national stage. Keep scrolling to get caught up on the news stories you need to know:. Scroll down to view images. 1 of 9. 2 of 9. 3. Nouvelle Bar & Bottle Snags An Award.
Wilcox draws comparison to UK greats
Georgia four-star running back Jamarion Wilcox was one of the stars in Kentucky’s 2023 recruiting class and many thought he would see significant playing time last season. Instead the 5-10, 197-pound Wilcox was redshirted and did not play. Kentucky running backs coach Jay Boulware indicated several weeks ago that going into preseason practice, Wilcox was […] The post Wilcox draws comparison to UK greats appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
Barren County Proclaims “Live Like Alan Wells Day” in Honor of Local Advocate and Sports Enthusiast
In a heartfelt ceremony today, Glasgow and Barren County officials honored Alan Wells, a well-known local figure, by proclaiming August 23, 2024, as “Live Like Alan Wells Day.” The proclamation, which coincides with Wells’ 43rd birthday, recognizes his boundless enthusiasm for life, his resilience, and his unwavering positivity. Wells, a dedicated supporter of Barren County Trojans sports and a 12-year member of the Rockerz Dance Team, has made a profound impact on his community.
Olympic Champion Masai Russell Planning on Staying in Lexington
After former Kentucky track star Masai Russell won a gold medal at the Paris Olympics in the 100-meter hurdles, she suggested she might reward herself by buying her first house. Apparently that plan is on track. ‘I am talking to a realtor now to finish out the next steps,” said...
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