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Today's News

  • March 2018 Property Transfers

    Robin and Johnny Gentry to Kentucky American Water Company.
    Bengie and Charle’ Finfrock to Charle’ Finfrock, land in Owen County.
    Bengie and Charle’ Finfrock to Charle’ Finfrock, two lots in Hesler in Owen County.
    Shirley Minch to Glenn A. Minch, lot 28, Owen County Sportsman’s Club, farm on Elmer Davis Lake No. 1.
    Fannie Mae Federal National Mortgage Association to Andrew Arthur and Jill Patricia Rosen, lots 478, 479 and 480, Riverlake Subdivision.

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  • Kay's Branch News | Golf tournament tops weather this week

    Snow! We have another skiff of snow on the ground as I write this Monday morning. This is April; the trees are blooming, Keeneland is running. This is not snow time, but this is Kentucky. Anything can happen weather-wise. The ground was just drying up enough for some of us to get out and mow the yard. Ray got his done, and Fay said she mowed too, but the wind was too cold for me, and I have had skiffs of snow every morning, so I continue to sit and watch TV and hope it will be better tomorrow.

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  • Your best years are ahead, invest wisely

    BY RANDY BEHYMER | N-H Columnist

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  • Spring vegetables easiest of the season

    BY JENEEN WICHE | N-H Columnist

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  • Rose shares ancient Owen Co. artifacts with society

    Like many 10 year olds the young Owen countian spent much of his spare time hunting squirrels. One day while hunting these wily little tree climbers, the boy ducked under a tree branch, and as he cast his eyes to the ground, he spied a perfectly formed arrowhead. That discovery of a single ancient artifact set Owen countian Bobby Rose on the path of a life-long journey into the world of stone points, axes and pipes and fueled his determination to preserve these ancient treasures of the past.

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  • Owen Circuit Court | March 6, 2018

    March 6, 2018

    Johnpatrick Garilao Ada, 1991, probation violation, probation revocation hearing, admit.
    Randall Dale Allen, 1987, first-degree possession of a controlled substance, tampering with physical evidence, drug paraphernalia, continued to April 10.
    Michael Craigmyle Jr., 1977, probation violation, motion to revoke probation, continued to March 20.

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  • February 2018 Property Transfers

    Wayne R. Fisher Trustee, Daniella J. Fisher Trustee and the Fisher Family Trust to Rockdale Innovation LLC, land in Owen County.
    Elma Sue Chapman to the Susan Lee Walmer Burton Irrevocable Trust dated Jan. 18, 2010, Kirsten Lee Holloway, Michelle Leigh Romero and Rachel Lea Nicole Wright, lot 309 and 310, Hide-A-Way Hills Subdivision, $18,300.
    Lyn A. Wessels to James Wessels Jr. Trustee, Daniel Wessels Trustee and Wessels Preservation Trust, lot 58 and 59, Riverlake Subvision.

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  • Kay's Branch News | Capital Plaza Tower implosion creates excitement locally

    This has been a good week for me. I got to play bridge Tuesday. The sun was shining, and I could see spring just around the corner — then it snowed on Wednesday and burst my bubble. There was a good crowd at church Sunday. The new furnace was doing its job, and everybody was glad to be back in their pews.
    Fay said attendance was good at her church too. She has been staying with her sister Sue some this week. She is bedfast now. Fay has been doing some cooking for her and helping the nurse that looks after her. Their family needs your prayers.

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  • Historical Society News | Daniel Boone's nephew original deacon at Harmony Baptist

    The little pedal organ, poised as if ready to share a melodious hymn,  stands in a small niche in the parlor of the Owen County Historical Society Museum. Many years ago its keys, now yellowed with age, rejoiced at the touch of the small fingers gliding up and down its keyboard.
    In the early 1900s, this unique little gospel organ traveled in the buggy of Owen County evangelist John Allie Lee. Reverend Lee’s daughter, Snowdye, accompanied her father and played hymns calling the faithful to worship.

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  • Senate Week in Review: Pension bill could come this week

    BY STATE SEN. JULIAN CARROLL

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