Petersburg News

Petersburg Park will be the site of "Light Up Newburg" on Dec. 5. The event is being sponsored by Louisville Metro Council member Barbara Shanklin, D-2nd District, who represents the Newburg area.

Judge-Executive Gary Moore at the Nov. 10 Boone County Fiscal Court meeting responded to criticism about the county's controversial trails and greenways study that the Boone County Planning Commission withdrew earlier this month.

As its name suggests, the Creation Museum, located just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, is home to a large exhibit space dedicated to the retelling of one of our planet's many creation myths.

Portrait of Charles Darwin painted by George Richmond in the late 1830s. from Origins, Richard Leakey and Roger Lewin SCOTLAND.

Five people were hurt in a multi-vehicle crash on I-275 in Boone County early Wednesday morning.

Five people are recovering after an accident in Hebron. It happened just after midnight on Wednesday in the westbound lanes on Interstate 275 near the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport exit.

A four car pile up is still being investigated by the Boone County Sheriff's Department Accident Reconstruction Unit, after shutting down the interstate for close to an hour on Wednesday morning starting at about 12:15 a.m. The accident happend at mile marker 3.3 on westbound I-275 where traffic was at a near standstill due to roadway construction.

Public art is economically useful. It's a philosophy that is part of the sensibility of the Mid-South Sculpture Alliance's Sculpture Conference 2009, which runs Thursday through Saturday at Chattanooga State Technical Community College, 4501 Amnicola Highway.

The Week In ScienceBlogs: Sign up for our newsletter. 304 non-believers visit creation museum, don't cause much fuss A group of scientists, students and secularists -- 304 in all -- visited Petersburg, Kentucky on Friday to tour exhibits on display at the Creation Museum.

A group of scientists, students and secularists -- 304 in all -- visited Petersburg, Kentucky on Friday to tour exhibits on display at the Creation Museum.

America! Land of the free and home of the weird. The latest incarnation of our national obsession with all things strange comes to us via "The Birthers" a bizarre ensemble of true believers bent on convincing the rest of us that President Obama wasn't actually born in America and therefore is constitutionally forbidden to live in the White House.

'Five, four, three, two, one' blared over the loud speakers Tuesday night at the Kenton County Fair in Independence, Ky., leading up to the start of a lawnmower demolition derby.

LAKESIDE PARK - Nearly 900 people from across the country and world will converge on Northern Kentucky next week for Creation College.

We love this new billboard campaign for Petersburg, Kentucky-based Creation Museum , a "70,000 square foot museum brings the pages of the Bible to life." This particular campaign appears to promote the museum's Dinosaur Den.

In olden days, every village had one: an idiot. Just one, though. A village with too many idiots collected the extra ones and put them on a ship of fools.

Did the scientists drink the water? by DowneastDem Tue Jun 30, 2009 at 02:41:39 PM PDT The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky opened in 2007 to present an account of the origins of the universe, life and mankind according to a literal interpretation of the Bible.

Did you know Noah's Ark had dinosaurs? They didn't eat everyone and everything onboard 'cause of God! Really? So you're saying dinosaurs were around less than 6,000 years ago, which is the approximate age of the earth? And I suppose carbon dating is backing you up on all this? No? Just a book written by unreliable narrators and filtered through the ...

In olden days, every village had one: an idiot. Just one, though. A village with too many idiots collected the extra ones and put them on a ship of fools.

For all I know, the earth really was created in six days, just as it says in Genesis.

Heavy rains caused flooding, sometimes heavy, in Northern Kentucky on Thursday night.