Animal shelter euthanasia rates reduced but overcrowding crisis looms
Officials appeal to public for a new shelter
Robins hatch their young up to three times each summer
During the summer, it’s easy to spot robins hopping, and sometimes running, across the grass busily foraging for insects. Both parents diligently bring food to their young and can nest up to three times during the summer. Yet robins still find time to usher in the day with their
Derby winner Guinness McFadden plans 'whiskey Disneyland' in Madison County, but are the odds in his favor?
MADISON COUNTY—It’s been a year now since a group of residents living in the Indigo Run subdivision off Jacks Creek Road and those living near the Whitehall property, first sued the County. Their complaint named the Fiscal Court and its Board of Adjustments for changing its land use
Celtic Fest is around the corner
Plus, a new store to open in Old Town, news about The Edge
No more nerve gas, lower speed limits, 911 update, and a new assistant fire chief
Council briefs No more nerve gas There will be no more nerve gas in Kentucky as of November, according to the man who spearheaded the decommissioning of all chemical weapons previously stored at the Blue Grass Army Depot. Craig Williams, Chair of the Governor’s Commission on Chemical Weapons Demilitarization,
Nerve gas contaminated warheads 'will be destroyed by November'
Plus, Blue Grass Army Depot chemical weapons plant to be demolished next summer
Not all red birds are cardinals
The 'bee bird' breeds in Kentucky
'We know how we got here, now let's focus on getting out'
New school superintendent lays out agenda for fiscal stewardship in the new school year
Local leaders scramble after Richmond reneges on countywide 911 fee agreement
All previous 911 fee assessments will be null and void