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Rico a big hit at Summer Motion
The performer who generated the most excitement on the opening night of Ashland's Summer Motion festival on Wednesday didn't play or sing a note of music.
Collision Shuts Down Lawrence County Road
Kentucky State Police is investigating a two-vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection of Kentucky 1690 and Kentucky 645 in Lawrence County Tuesday afternoon.
Police are on the hunt for a man who has been on a crime spree through two states.
50-year diabetes survivor honored before taking part in intensive Harvard study
As an educator, Jennifer Justice, who teaches all grades at Louisa Middle School, is a ball of fire.
John David Preston takes delight in locating lost details of local Civil War history.
B3 The Lutz Mountain Heritage Foundation is holding the official launch of the Muriel Lutes Sikorski Her Passions -- Her Pursuits exhibit Tuesday, June 17, at 7 p.m. at the Lutz Mountain Meeting House and ...
Police Investigating Arson Fire In Louisa
Kentucky State Police is looking for your help after a suspected arson fire in Lawrence County earlier this month.
Marshall Pitcher Signs With Twins
Blevins will not be back for his Senior season at Marshall. Story by Steve McGehee Email Bio Other Stories by Steve McGehee Steve Blevins is ready to make a move up.
United States red-eyed cicadas emerging after 17 years
Taken on 5-24-08 in Louisa, KY over a 2-hour period. This is a 17 year cidada of the Magicicada genus.
B4 The Musee acadien de l'Universite de Moncton presents the exhibition Beaubassin: under the trowel showcasing artifacts found during the Beaubassin and Fort Lawrence Public Archaeology Experience in 2007 ...
Marshall Stars Hear Names Called in MLB Draft
Posted Friday, June 6, 2008 ; 03:21 PM Updated Friday, June 6, 2008 ; 03:41 PM Day two good to Herd, but will they stay or go? Apparently, some of those noggins belonged to scouts.
Golfers will finally be able to play a few rounds on the revamped golf course at General Burnside Island State Park - with a few changes - after it was closed 18 months for renovations.
B3 The Attic Owl Bookstore is holding an exhibition and sale of works by artist Gerard Schaap Saturday, May 24, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The store is located at 115 Queen St.
B9 The Attic Owl Bookstore is holding an exhibition and sale of works by artist Gerard Schaap Saturday, May 24, from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The store is located at 115 Queen St. via Times-Transcript
Veteran Louisa officer indicted again
Additional misdemeanor indictments have been served to a veteran Louisa Police Department officer as part of a grand jury investigation of official misconduct. via Independent
A hometown stage for a homegrown star
“He just keeps getting better and better. He's played with everybody”
Don Rigsby will have a chance to entertain a true hometown crowd Friday evening when he and his band, Midnight Call, take the stage at the Garden Theatre in downtown Louisa. via Independent
Lawrence County animal walk a success
“We had many more participants who raised over $100 each”
Friends of animals in Lawrence County say they are pleased with their first Walk for the Animals in Louisa, and with the announcement the local shelter will soon receive thousands of dollars to expand, renovate ... via Independent
Area fire Departments participate in - live burn'
“This allows to see how fire behaves in a real structure”
If you were traveling near the intersection of U.S. 60 and Ky. 180 on Saturday morning, you may have noticed a lot of emergency vehicles parked on the shoulder of the road, near a small, green building that had ... via Independent
Repeat offenders a large part of drunken driving problem
“The courts are going to have to realize they are letting these people out and giving them too many chances to kill families”
Repeat offenders may be the most frustrating component of the drunken driving problem: no matter what sanctions they face, they continue to get behind the wheel while intoxicated. via Lexington Herald-Leader
Repeat DUI?Offenders Put Others at .....
Someone charged with waving a loaded, cocked gun in public eight times undoubtedly would be locked up for a long, long time in West Virginia. via The Inter-Mountain