Sadieville News

The light has come all this way bearing us with it. - J.B.H. The Kentucky poet laureate James Baker Hall died at his ridge-top Sadieville home on Thursday morning, June 25, after a long illness.

James Baker Hall died Thursday at his home outside Sadieville. He was 74. Friends say that Mr.

A 9-year-old girl who had been riding a mini bike on a gravel road in Scott County was taken to the University of Kentucky Hospital Monday after a head-on collision with a pickup truck.

A man who was shot in the back Thursday afternoon when he tried to break up a fight between his uncle and brother was listed in fair condition Friday at University of Kentucky Hospital.

CORINTH - William Tyrone Roberts, 46, died Thursday, April 16, in Cloverdale, Ind.

At The Breakers Sadieville, Ky., resident and author Mary Ann Taylor-Hall provides a story of innocence and its consequences, as well as love, its varying guises - and its consequences as well.

A precautionary boil water advisory that was issued for approximately 700 Kentucky American Water customers in Scott County on Wednesday has been lifted, effective 3:45 pm on Thursday.

Kentucky American Water has issued a boil-water advisory to 700 customers in Scott County after a water main break in Sadieville.

The first U.S. armored forces casualty of World War II was a 26-year-old black man from Sadieville, Ky.

The town of a few hundred started quiet Saturday morning as the sun shined and melted some of the ice that had clung to tree branches for days.

Photo by David Stephenson Staff Charles Bertram Charles Bertram STF - Russell Hiatt, left, and Stacy Satterfield, by wrecker, both with Barger's Inc.

The slick roads caused plenty of problems for drivers late Wednesday and early Thursday morning for drivers along I-75 north of Lexington.

An elderly Scott County woman is lucky to be alive after a fire started inside her Sadieville home.

Police say snow and ice caused several accidents across central Kentucky Thursday morning.

A Scott County family is bringing in the new year with a devastating loss after their house went up in flames, along with some Christmas presents they say were still under the tree.

It was a bad start to 2009 for one Sadieville family after their home went up in flames Thursday afternoon.