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Today's News

  • SCC sweeps Bluefield

    SCC Lady Patriots

    The St. Catharine Lady Patriots (2-4, 1-1 MSC) got back on track Saturday afternoon, knocking off the Bluefield Rams (3-3, 0-2 MSC) 78-74.

    After the Patriot offense sputtered against the Pikeville Bears in the conference opener, the

    Lady Patriots were hungry to get back to their winning ways when Bluefield came to town.
    After a sloppy first half in which both teams shot less than 25 percent from the field, the Patriot offense caught fire, nailing 48 second-half points.

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  • SCC men split at LWC holiday tournament

    Last week, the SCC Patriots (5-3, 1-1 MSC) traveled to Columbia to take on nationally ranked Robert Morris College (7-2) and Life University (6-5).

    The St. Catharine Patriots have a knack for playing “David versus Goliath,” with three of their last four contests being against ranked opponents, and a Thanksgiving special at Lindsey Wilson wouldn’t change that. The Eagles of Robert Morris came into the contest holding a top-10 national ranking, and the Patriots would make them earn every vote as they took the Eagles to the wire.  

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  • PHOTOS: Just getting started
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  • Home health care in central Kentucky changes hands

    Community Home Health Care recently acquired the license to provide home health care to seven Kentucky counties from Lincoln Trail Home Health.

    The Kentucky-based company, which has been serving communities for 30 years, provides patients with options for at-home treatment during times of illness, injury or recovery from surgical procedures.

    Area representative Terri Mattingly said some of the benefits of Community Home Health Care are obvious.

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  • PHOTO: St. D teachers recognized for 10 years of service
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  • Library to host How-To Festival

    For those who want to learn to start a family tree, avoid the flu, relax and unwind, play the guitar, take great photos, protect your identity, ship during the holidays, make reindeer food, do martial arts—and much more—the Washington County Public Library’s How-To Festival, Saturday, Dec. 7 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the Springfield Opera House, 124 West Main Street, will be your one-stop for speed learning.

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  • Nov. 12 accident sent one to hospital

    The Springfield Police Department reported one injury in a three-vehicle accident on US-150 on Nov. 12.

    Lydia K. Perham of Springfield was taken to Spring View Hospital with undisclosed injuries by Washington County EMS after turning into the path of an oncoming vehicle. No other injuries were reported.

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  • News briefs 11/27

    Santa Letters
    The deadline to submit Santa Letters to The Springfield Sun is 3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3. Photos may be submitted with letters. Make sure to include your name, age and address. Age limit for letters is 11 years old. The letters will be judged with the first place winner receiving $15, second place receiving $10 and third receiving $5. The letters will appear in the Santa Section on Wednesday, Dec. 25.  (On news stands Dec. 24)

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  • Hall resigns from MCPS

    Stevie Lowery
    Landmark News Service

    Stacey Hall, former principal of Marion County High School and, most recently, the director of federal programs at central office, announced his resignation from Marion County Public Schools effective Nov. 29.

    Superintendent Taylora Schlosser sent an email out to staff and the media at 11:57 a.m., Friday, Nov. 22.

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  • Local man gets 5 years for sex abuse

    Christopher Grigsby, 32, of 1793 Bardstown Road Apt. 4 in Springfield was sentenced to five years in prison for first-degree sexual abuse in Marion Circuit Court recently.

    Grigsby had been indicted for two counts of rape (victim under 12), four counts of first-degree sodomy (victim under 12) and six counts of incest (victim under 12). On Sept. 19, a jury convicted Grigsby of one count of first-degree sexual abuse, but not the other charges.

    Marion Circuit Judge Dan Kelly issued Grigsby’s sentencing order on Nov. 21.

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