Today's News

April 9

8:39 a.m., property damage accident, U.S. 42W at Ralston’s Excavating

10:18 a.m., breaking and entering, 200 Cutshaw Lane

3:43 p.m., suspicious vehicle, 840 Louden Lane

5:56 p.m., emergency protective order service, 711 Devin Drive

6:35 p.m., disturbance, 50 Shepherd Lane

April 10

12:55 p.m., escort, Dawkins Road

2:01 p.m., motorist assist, 6497 KY 36

4:30 p.m., mentally ill person, 2241 U.S. 42E

9:22 p.m., property damage accident, U.S. 42 at Button Ridge Road

Thursday, April 19

Tri-County Community Action Agency’s Board of Directors will meet at 10 a.m. at the Trimble County Extension Office, 43 High Country Road in Bedford. The public is invited to attend. Tri-County CAA provides services in Henry, Oldham and Trimble counties.

This time of year, Americans are taking part in an annual headache-inducing ritual: filing their income tax returns. Most of us dread completing this complicated paperwork and writing a check to the IRS each year, particularly under the current arcane federal tax system. Thankfully, as a result of the historic overhaul of the federal tax code, this is the last time that you will have to file under the outdated and expensive system that has held our country back for far too long.

Easter has passed, but I’m still thinking about a part of the gospel story of Christ’s resurrection that I often miss.

It happened on that Sunday.

Early in the morning the women had gone to the tomb where they had placed Christ’s body on Friday after his crucifixion.

The women found the tomb empty and an angel told them Jesus wasn’t there, that he had risen, just as he had said.

That part of the story I’ve never forgotten.