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  • Community calendar - 6.30 to 7.6

    Wednesday, June 30

    Education

    8 a.m. to noon, GED instruction and college preparation, Anderson Community Education building, 219 E. Woodford St.

    11 a.m. to noon, Anderson Public Library summer reading program for kindergarten through fifth-grade students, 114 N. Main St.

    Noon to 4 p.m., GED instruction and college preparation, Bluegrass Community and Technical College, U.S. 127 campus.

    4:30 to 7:30 p.m., GED instruction and college preparation, Anderson Community Education building, 219 E. Woodford St.

  • Sweasy-Stevens engagement

    Ann and Charlie Baker of Lawrenceburg, LaJuan and Jackie Sweasy of Frankfort, and Joan and Larry Stevens of Tulsa, Okla., announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Tara Sweasy and Brandon Stevens.

    The bride-to-be is a granddaughter of Patricia and the late Roy Phillips and the late Edward and Eloise Sweasy, all of Lawrenceburg.

    She is a 1992 graduate of Anderson County High School, and a 1996 graduate of the University of Kentucky, where she earned a degree as a registered nurse.

  • PAGEANT PHOTOS: Under 2 years old baby pageants

    Photos of the winners from the girls under 1 baby show, the boys under 1 baby show, the girls under 2 baby show, the boys under 2 baby show and the overall winner.

  • LITTLE LEAGUE: Braves claim junior crown

    The Anderson County Braves earned a trip to see the Cincinnati Reds.

    After a 15-7 victory over the White Sox in the Anderson County Little League junior division championship game, Braves manager Bryan Brothers vowed to hold up his promise from the beginning of the year that if the Braves won it all he would take them to Cincinnati to see a Reds game.

  • PAGEANT PHOTOS: 2-year-old baby show, Wee Miss and Mister, Tiny Miss and Mister, and Little Miss and Mister

    Photos from the Lawrenceburg Fair and Horse Show baby shows for 2-year-olds, the Wee Miss and Mister pageants, the Tiny Miss and Mister pageants, and the Little Miss and Mister pageant.

  • Drury: 'Through time, this team can be good'

    Anderson County basketball might in the midst of its biggest transformation since Glen Drury took over as head coach before the 1987-88 season.

    At least the Bearcats' task of replacing four starters this winter is the biggest since the 1997 team lost seven of its first eight players.

    Drury loses four starters and several key reserves off a team that finished 17-8, despite some key injuries and player attrition.

  • LITTLE LEAGUE: Braves claim junior crown

    The Anderson County Braves earned a trip to see the Cincinnati Reds.

    After a 15-7 victory over the White Sox in the Anderson County Little League junior division championship game, Braves manager Bryan Brothers vowed to hold up his promise from the beginning of the year that if the Braves won it all he would take them to Cincinnati to see a Reds game.

  • Barnes coaches at East-West game

    There were no fake pickoff moves. None of those trademark suicide squeeze plays.

    But there was quite a bit of baseball fun for Anderson County High School coach L.W. Barnes and his staff as they coached the West junior team in the annual East-West affair at the University of Louisville last Tuesday.

    “We were fortunate enough to split the double-header,” Barnes said. “We lost the first game, 7-5 and won the second, 7-3.”

  • COLUMN: Fishing trip can be perfect remedy for hot weather.

    It’s summer in Kentucky. Mid- to upper-90’s and high humidity. Nothing feels quite like a Kentucky summer. Makes it hard to remember that string of extra cold days this past winter doesn’t it?  We left 90 degree temps in Florida after a week in hopes of finding a little cooler weather back home but that hasn’t quite worked out to our advantage. Definitely time to get the boat to the lake or river. A nice wade fishing trip in Salt River might even be in order. 

    Kentucky Fish and Wildlife commission

  • COLUMN: Something missing in draft night celebration

    Somewhere I must have really missed something.

    Maybe it was just because my TV was tuned to ESPN2 last Thursday night, not ESPN itself. While it seemed like the rest of the sports world around me was gushing over teenagers immediately becoming millionaires without finishing college, I was mesmerized by a 12-inning thriller in the College World Series.
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