Worthington News

Some emergency responders and other local officials on Tuesday received a VIP tour of CSX Transportation's Russell rail yards.

There was a whole lot of shaking going on at Raceland-Worthington High School Saturday.

Still reeling from his own 40-year class reunion, Terry Stevens is spreading the word about the 80-Year Ram Jam set for Saturday at Raceland-Worthington High School.

There was one person noticeably missing from Wednesday's brief ceremony marking the completion of lighting along Ky.

Motorists driving on Ky. 244 the last few weeks may have noticed a significant difference from previous trips down the road.

Conservation best solution to oil woes Friday's opinion column by Martin Schram pretended to address the problem of high gas prices in this country.

With the price of produce rivaling gold bullion, more Americans are mining for food in their own back yards.

Despite the objections of some pet owners, Worthington, Kentucky's city council has passed legislation banning ownership by residents of certain breeds of what Kentucky law considers to be "vicious dogs". The ...

Within a few weeks Rottweilers, chow chows and variations of the bull terrier will officially be unwelcome in Worthington.

Festival provides listeners with big band sounds Mike James The Independent ASHLAND - The spreading shade of a towering beech tree provided prime concert seats for three friends Saturday.

A DUI suspect charged by the Nitro Police Department with fleeing while under the influence of alcohol, committee suicide today while in custody at the Nitro Police Department headquarters.

There is such a thing as a free lunch, at least during the summer if you're 18 and younger.

Jim Rice of Worthington simply shakes his head and sighs as he talks about recent dog-related discussions by city officials.

Singer-songwriter Corey Wills likes to tell curious onlookers that his band, the Chicago-based Inspector Owl, was formed when a wizard handpicked the musicians to perform together.

The Raceland-Worthington High School graduation will be at 8 p.m. Friday in the gymnasium.

“They are an example of the difference the arts can make in life, no matter where a child is from.”

As members of the Hope for Africa Children's Choir smiled, sang and danced, their performance gave no hint of the troubled world they were born into. via Independent

Students from nine school districts hope to turn Central Park into an art zone May 17. via Independent

Click on the photo at right see a larger version of Kelsey Potter's photo. To read a story about Ashland's plans for the riverfront, see link at right With the recent media attention on the new Veterans' ... via Independent

Posted Friday, April 4, 2008 ; 09:42 AM Updated Friday, April 4, 2008 ; 10:37 AM Emergency officials ask motorists to drive with caution. via WOWK

“It's a lot to deal with because Raceland holds classes in here. So we have to stow our gear and or take it with us when we leave each day”

Posted Tuesday, March 4, 2008 ; 12:12 PM Updated Tuesday, March 4, 2008 ; 12:57 PM Kentucky plays role in keeping show curtains open. via WOWK