Providence News

She doesn't have a job and has taken to going to Mass every weekday morning. Except when she has to pick up her children from school, she stays home and out of sight, dreading the next time she might end up on the front page of the newspaper.

Spend a week with the sisters of St. Benedict The Sisters of St. Benedict of Ferdinand, Ind., invite single Catholic women 18-40 who have considered being a nun to come live the life with them for a week-long experience June 26-July 2. This Benedictine Life Week will give participants an in-depth look at this particular way of life.

Jennie Barnett, Executive Director of the Mid - West Kentucky Chapter of the America Red Cross, was the special guest speaker at the Madisonville Noon Kiwanis Club on Friday.

Patoka Lake, Newton Stewart State Recreation Area, Wickliffe, Ind., needs volunteers for a variety of duties.

Providence, KY - A contractor for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet plans to start asphalt paving on KY 109/Providence-Clay Road in Webster County on Wednesday, April 29, 2009.

For the fans, Kentucky basketball is eternal. For new coach John Calipari, not so much.

U.S. Rep. Ed Whitfield will make three public appearances in the Tri-county Thursday and address the Sebree Chamber of Commerce a week later.

A debris removal contractor, working for Ware Trucking, was pronounced dead Friday night after apparently being electrocuted while trimming trees in Webster County.

A lesson learned the hard way leaves one community determined to be ready for the next big storm.

Clarksville Historical Society, 2000 Broadway, Clarksville, needs volunteers to help with filing and cataloguing information and photographs.

Lawmakers will look at what did the state of Kentucky did right, and what did it do wrong after January's ice storm.

Both the shelters, and the amount of people staying in them, seem to be shrinking in Henderson and Webster counties.

Thousands are also still without power Tuesday night in Webster County. We talked to residents there to find out how they are dealing with the cold and the dark.

Update Tuesday 8:50 p.m.: KENTUCKY - In Owensboro, regular trash collection resumed this week.

A man wanted on robbery charges in Henderson was arrested in Madisonville Thursday night.