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An Elizabethtown man was in critical condition this afternoon at University Hospital after he was thrown from the all-terrain vehicle he was driving early this morning near Boston, Ky.

Day care employees to participate in mandatory training session Following reports of children receiving severe sunburns after attending a field day June 6 at the Clubhouse at Bloomfield Elementary School, ...

Three people were arrested last night after they were discovered by Lebanon Junction police cooking methamphetamines inside of a house on Ky.

Editor's note: Last week, Public Editor Pam Platt wrote a column about regional labels applied to people in rural and Appalachian areas.

More than $87K collected for Crusade for Children Bardstown firefighter Josh Wright, left, fills crates with money collected by Bardstown Fire Department during Crusade weekend.

Read the Dawahare's bankruptcy filing Dawahare's profile: Close-knit family clothes the commonwealth The Lexington-based Dawahare's chain of clothing stores filed for bankruptcy reorganization Friday, citing ...

More Headlines "This is a special day for all of us. It's a day I hope you'll remember and treasure," the Rev.

Emilio Villegas-Martinez, age 27, of 101 South Stillwell Road, Boston, Kentucky, in Nelson County, was sentenced to 8 years and 1 month imprisonment in United States District Court, Louisville, Kentucky, on ...

'> Three men arrested for assault of teen at weekend party An assault investigation is underway after a 15-year-old Nelson County juvenile was the victim of an alleged group altercation. via The Pioneer News

“So much of journalism is working on your own”

Former Standard intern wins Pulitzer Prize Photo by Ian Shapira, 29 A former Kentucky Standard intern was part of a Washington Post team that recently won a Pulitzer Prize for its coverage of the worst campus ... via The Kentucky Standard

“She hasn't called anybody. I'd give anything if she'd just call somebody. Not knowing is killing me.”

Police search for LaRue teen missing since March 28 Photo by Stacey Lynn Locke Hodgenville City Police are issuing a public appeal for help in finding a 17-year-old girl who left home March 28. via Central KY News Journal

“Timberline Drive is a hard-core bluegrass band with tons of experience. Watch-out as these folks know bluegrass and play it with precision. So far, those that have seen and heard them have nothing but praise for this new group.”

Bluegrass band Timberline Drive traveled to Owensboro, KY, Thursday, April 10th, for the 7th annual "Bluegrass Returns To It's Roots Festival" hosted by the Executive Inn Rivermont. via Cybergrass

TIMBERLINE DRIVE, "Drive Time," no label. 12 tracks. Since recording "Drive Time" last year, Timberline Drive has lost its lead singer and primary songwriter. via The Modesto Bee

“I've got some big shoes to fill”

County set to spruce up roads for spring As the second phase of Nelson County Bulky Item Pickup comes to a close, more spring-cleaning is in the works. via The Kentucky Standard

“Please tarp and secure loads properly”

Taste of Bardstown is Monday The 15th Annual Taste of Bardstown offers a chance to eat good food while supporting two worthy causes. via The Kentucky Standard

“We got the call around 4:30 p.m. Friday afternoon, just as we were getting ready to close the office down”

Civil War guerrilla's ties to Nelson County documented in book The exploits of one Civil War "guerrilla" and his activities in Nelson and surrounding counties was recently documented in a book titled ... via The Kentucky Standard

Survivor 16 Micronesia: Gloria Query's "Jungle Talk Interview" With DieHard "Turkey Man" Ricky Humphrey From Boston, Kentucky! By Gloria Query "Glo" gloriasroom@aol.com March 1, 2008 Gloria Query In her Back ... via Next Time On... Survivor!

“We don't want to take more now than we need”

More Headlines Grief, lawsuit, trust fund mark anniversary of fatal Bardstown fire A vacant lot on a street lined with homes is the constant reminder of an absence. via The Kentucky Standard

“This is a prime example of how almost every violent and serious crime around here is tied directly to drugs”

Bloomfield mayor learns valuable lessons as 'principal for a day' Bloomfield Mayor Ronnie Bobblett recently learned about open-response questions, American Indian pueblos, water wheels, hallway picnics and even ... via The Kentucky Standard

County looks into 'e-cycling' People's dependence on cell phones, computers and other electronic devices has increased exponentially in the past 20 years. via The Kentucky Standard