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Today's Features

  • Trimble County Sheriff’s Department Call Log

    Monday, Sept. 14
    11:07 a.m., process service block of 60 Alexander Ave.
    4:33 p.m., drug info, 148 Brandon Way.
    Tuesday, Sept. 15
    8:25 p.m., suspicious incident on School Hollow Rd.
    Wednesday, Sept. 16
    8:01 a.m., locked out at 321 Garriott Ct.
    Thursday, Sept. 17
    8:07 a.m., traffic stop at 669 Hwy. 42 E.
    10:41 a.m., investigative follow up at 1177 Bells Ridge Rd.
    3:07 p.m., alarms at 4541 Hwy 42 W.
    4:14 p.m., investigative follow up at Trimble County Attorney’s office.

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  • TRIMBLE COUNTY NEWS OF PUBLIC RECORD

    Items published in court news are public record.
    The Trimble Banner publishes all misdemeanors, felonies and small-claims judgments recorded in district court, as well as all civil suits recorded in circuit court. Juvenile court cases are not published.
    Crime reports are provided by local law enforcement agencies. Charges or citations reported to The Trimble Banner do not imply guilt.
    The following cases were heard the week of Sept. 21:
    FELONY

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  • Retired educator, coach is Rotarian of the Year

    By CHARLES LISTON
    Special to The Trimble Banner
    Each year, the Bedford Rotary Club recognizes a member who has exemplified exceptional service work for the club and the community at large. Jim Hurst received the honor this year, not only for his service in 2014-2015, but for an accumulated record of service since joining Bedford Rotary in 1999.  As all club members recognize, being a part of Bedford Rotary means lots of time commitments and often a sharing of one’s resources to make the club viable. Jim has done this willingly for many years.

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  • Legally Dead

    On the way to car rider a few days ago I decided to puzzle over something that was unnecessary but engaging. I spend a disturbing amount of time mulling over the unnecessary. Despite my awareness of this habit I continued to mull. With absolutely no warning, the term legally dead popped into my mind. To me dead is pretty clear. Why are we expected to legalize this condition? Does being legally dead offer one entrance into an exclusive club? Does membership grant the decedent all rights and privileges afforded to this particular state of being?

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  • Talking to your teenager about money management

    Why should families talk about money? Arguments over finances are a common problem in many families, regardless of income, age, and education. They are often due to inadequate family communication in general. Beginning to include your children in age-appropriate discussions about family finances is a great first step to helping them learn to value money and spend it wisely. If parents never talk with their children about money, they are not providing their children with the guidance and hands-on financial experience needed when they begin to spend money of their own.

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  • Forestry fall webinar series

    The University of Kentucky Forestry Extension specialists will be conducting a webinar series in the coming weeks. The webinars will be broadcast from UK Forestry Extension to the Trimble County Extension Office. All webinars will be broadcast from 7:00 – 8:00 PM (Eastern Time). The schedule of webinar programs is as follows.
    October 29. Landowners and Federally Protected Species – What you Need to Know. (Jeff Stringer, UK Forestry Extension)

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  • Hollkamp/Mullikin to wed Saturday

    Carrie Hollkamp and Trent Mullikin, both of Bedford, will join in holy matrimony at 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, at Smith Berry Winery in New Castle.
    Parents of the bride are Sharon Hollkamp and Bernie and Sally Hollkamp, all of Louisville.
    Parents of the groom are Jeff and Barbara Mullikin, of Milton.
    Invitations have been sent. All family and friends are welcome.

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  • Bedford Pentecostal Church to celkebrate 91st anniversary

    The congregation of the Bedford Pentecostal Church invites the community to join with them in celebrating their church’s 91st anniversary of sharing the gospel with the Trimble County community on Sunday, October 18, at 2 p.m.
    The special speaker will be Bro. Wallace Vanslyke, Pastor of the Plainfield Apostolic Church, Plainfield, Ind.
    The Bedford Pentecostal Church is located at 905 Hwy 42 West, next to the Trimble County Public Library.

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  • Church to hold yard sale Saturday

    The Apostolic Pentecostal Church of the Living God, will hold a yard sale, 8 a.m. until ?, Saturday, Oct. 3, at Bedford Court House, Hwy 421, in downtown Bedford. Proceeds will benefit the new fellowship hall. The yard sale will offer Christmas decorations, household items, toys and much more. For information contact Doris Miller, 502-686-0950.

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  • Hymn sing tonight at Apostolic Pentecostal Church of the Living God

    The Trimble County Hymn Sing will be held tonight at The Apostolic Pentecostal   Church of the Living God, 124 Smith Lane in Bedford, at 7 p.m.
    For more information contact Pastor Bobby Wade,   (502) 255-7510.

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