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Today's News

  • Chris Goodin still awaiting ‘perfect lungs’

    Trimble County residents and other friends far and wide have rallied around young Christopher Goodin, who is in a Lexington medical facility awaiting a double lung transplant, and his family. Goodin, 17-year-old son of Keith and Jennifer Goodin of Bedford, has cystic fibrosis.

    Surgery had been scheduled late Friday when donor lungs became available but the medical team determined the donor organs to be too damaged for the procedure.

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  • Family Resource Center, sports complex discussed

    By TODD POLLOCK
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    The Trimble County Board of Education heard from David Eddy, a representative from the Family Resource Center, during its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday, June 5.

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  • Musician Jeremiah Hines is young entrepreneur

    By TEENA DRAKE
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    Jeremiah Hines is a 17 year old who resides in Bedford Kentucky. He has recently opened his own business, been accepted to attend Governors School for the Arts, and still finds time to sing with a men’s A Cappella Chorus entitled the “A Cappella Fellas” in Crestwood, Ky.

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  • FOURTH NINE WEEKS HONOR ROLL

    BEDFORD ELEMENTARY

    All A
    Third Grade: Aleah Cull, Hannah Daugherty, Saria DuRoss, Shelby Hall, Kaelyn Law, Chloe Smalley, Alyssa Wright, MaKayla Abbott, Elise Beeles, Keegan Congleton, Jordan Fico, Walker Ginn, Lauren Haney, Morgan Mahoney, Tate Ogburn, Dalton Penick, Wilson Raisor, Sarah Siemon, Hope Staley, Luke Staley, Bailey Turner, Hunter West, Arianna Blair, Sydney Howerton, Hunter Kelley, Tyler Nutgrass, Abby Stewart, Cora Villines.

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  • Demolition underway
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  • TRIMBLE COUNTY COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    Thursday, June 13
    Milton City Commission will meet at the Milton Municipal Building at 7 p.m.

    Friday, June 14
    Sound Thinking/An Outline of the Bible at 6-8 p.m. at the Bedford Community Center. For more information, call Dave Colbert at 502-381-1579.

    Saturday, June 15

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  • Fireflies provide nighttime beauty; help control some garden pests
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  • Save money by reducing food waste

    As we scrape uneaten food into the trash can after dinner every night or throw away moldy bread that we just didn’t get around to eating, many of us don’t see that wasted food as wasted money. But in fact, that’s just what it is.
    The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently reported that the amount of uneaten food in American homes and restaurants in 2008 was about $390 in wasted food per each U.S. consumer. This is more than the average American spends on food each month.  

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  • Locust Creek bridge construction progress
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  • Senator honored by national farm group

    Washington, D.C. – U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell was honored with the Friend of Farm Credit Award during a presentation on Capitol Hill last evening by the AgriBank District Farm Credit Council. The award is presented each year to one member of the House and the Senate.
    McConnell received the award because of his work on behalf of Kentucky farmers, including his success in securing a permanent death tax extension in the fiscal cliff package and most recently, leading the fight to protect Kentucky’s tobacco farmers.

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