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Today's News

  • Update on tobacco disease

    Tobacco Disease Update from Kenny Seebold, University of Kentucky Extension Plant Pathologist

    Current situation:

  • Golf clinic and league at Lincoln Homestead

    The Lincoln Homestead junior golf clinic will be open to boys and girls ages 8 to 18 in June.

    The Clinic will take place over four days, June 3-6, from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. each day.

    This is an instructional clinic covering all aspects of the game.
    The Lincoln Homestead junior golf league will also be starting up next month.

    Boys and girls ages 10-18 are eligible to compete in the league, which will take place every Tuesday and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. The league will begin play on Tuesday, June 11.

  • St. Catharine alum Williams completes first year of Globe-trotting

    When a professional basketball team was formed in the 1920’s they called themselves the “Globetrotters”, although they basically just played a schedule in Illinois and Iowa. That title is now, however, quite appropriate as the Harlem Globetrotters do travel the world entertaining fans of all ages.

    And trotting the globe with the famous clowns of basketball is former St. Catharine College center Ervin Williams. The 2011 Patriot graduate is a member of the Washington Generals, the team that provides opposition, albeit losing opposition, every night.

  • Commanders stopped short of return to 19th District title game

    Peter W. Zubaty
    Landmark News Service

    Bethlehem came into the 19th District baseball tournament red-hot, winning five of its last six games.

    It’s a stretch of momentum that has carried over from last season to this one, with the defending district champion Eagles parlaying last season’s success into this year’s 27-win campaign, one of the most successful seasons in school history.

    Still, Bethlehem coach Roger Robinson said his team feels like it hasn’t been getting the respect it deserves.

  • WC softball outed in 19th District second round

    They had to fight back on two different occasions, but after trailing 3-0 in the third inning, and 5-4 in the sixth, the Nelson County softball team (9-21) found a way to pull out a 7-6 second-round victory on the road against Washington County (10-14) on Tuesday to return to the 19th District title game.

    Freshman Bailey Parsons and Commanderette junior Hannah Coulter battled in the pitcher’s circle early, holding their respective opponents scoreless through the first two innings. Washington County was able to break through in the third, however.

  • PHOTOS: Wooden works of art
  • Senior hurt in wreck before grad

    Kristen Corey, a senior at Washington County High School, had planned to join the __ other students at the class of 2013 graduation ceremony this past Friday night. Unfortunately, a car accident in Marion County on Tuesday derailed those plans.

    Corey, who was not in attendance on Friday while recovering from injuries suffered in the accident, was flown to the University of Louisville hospital by Air Evac on Tuesday with undisclosed injuries.

  • PHOTOS: Flying high
  • 2014 Distinguished Young Women participants
  • Legumes good for fescue pastures

    Pastures were slow to green-up with the cool weather this spring. However, the past few days of warm weather has really made the grass pop. We have noticed lately  that some of the timothy and bluegrass was beginning to flower. Now is a good time to be investigating pasture stands for legume content.

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