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Today's News

  • Tackling rising gas prices

    Every year gas prices tend to increase during the spring and summer months because of increasing demand. As people start to enjoy the warmer weather by enjoying travel and recreational activities, demand for gasoline increases and so does the price.

    It can be difficult to immediately change your lifestyle to adapt to higher gas prices; however, there are several ways you can reduce your expenditures on gasoline:

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  • Road plan, ‘pill mill’ measures pass in 5-day special session

    FRANKFORT - The headline this session-weary Friday is: Road Plan funding, ‘pill mill’ controls pass special session in minimum 5 days.

    Of course, a good newspaper editor would make it punchier and pithier and probably a whole lot snarkier; this has not been a popular special session in the public prints or airwaves, and few if any legislators themselves were happy about having it.

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  • BES check presentation
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  • TCMS Rockin’ Raiders Media Class
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  • Local 5th graders enjoy Capitol tour
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  • TCHS assistant coach is new golf pro at Perry Park

    A new face at Perry Park Golf Resort in Owen County will be familiar to many in Trimble and Carroll counties.

    Steven Wallace, currently an assistant basketball coach at Trimble County High School and a 2000 graduate of Carroll County High School, was recently hired as the golf pro at the resort; not bad for someone who did not become interested in golf until his senior year at CCHS.

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  • Consumer alert issued for fake GED tests

    (FRANKFORT, Ky.)—Kentucky Adult Education, a unit of the Council on Postsecondary Education, issued a consumer alert today regarding fraudulent websites claiming to offer high school and GED® diplomas for a fee through the Internet.

    “Kentuckians need to know there is one way to earn a GED® credential and that is through a test administered onsite at an Official GED Testing Center™,” said Reecie Stagnolia, vice president for Kentucky Adult Education.

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  • TC Youth Softball League readying for 2012 season

    The Trimble County Youth Softball League welcomes new director Dee Bromwell. Dee has been involved with the softball league for the past four years as a coach, board member for two years and an officer in the past.

    The league also recently welcomed new board members: Dan and Belinda Burns, Jason and Jodi Ginn, Charlie Ponder and Benny Cissell. If anyone has questions or concerns about the league they are encouraged to contact any of the board members.

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  • Tennis: Trimble Boys win NCKC Tournament

    The Trimble County High School boys’ tennis team competed in the North Central Kentucky Conference tournament held April 14-15 at Walton Verona Athletic Complex in Verona, Kentucky.  

    Teams from Trimble, Carroll, Gallatin and Walton-Verona competed for the tournament  title with two doubles teams and two singles players representing each school.

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  • SPRING SPORTS: TRACK & FIELD

    Trimble County High School’s track and field athletes are again hard at work this spring, making the best of the same handicap that has plagued all previous Raider track teams before them—the lack of a track facility on which to practice or host competitions.

    Nevertheless, “we have had a great start to the season,” first year Head Coach David Apel said. Apel succeeds longtime track mentor Jeff Vincent who was dismissed by the Trimble school system in January.

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