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Today's News

  • Very large birds

    Very large birds seem to be attracted to me. I like birds but I have never gone to any major efforts to all attention to myself. This situation began with the appearance of a vulture.

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  • At the farmers market: brambleberries

    It’s berry season in Kentucky. At the grocery store and Farmers Markets, many of our growers have a great selection of berries, including blackberries and raspberries, now available.
    These two berries, along with boysenberries, are collectively known as brambleberries. They get that name from the thorny, tangled vines from which they grow.  Brambleberries are harvested from June through August in Kentucky.

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  • TRIMBLE FAIR LIVESTOCK AUCTION 2
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  • TRIMBLE FAIR LIVESTOCK AUCTION
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  • Summer in Trimble County

    By Trevor Browning
    Special to The Trimble Banner
    If you’re anything like me, you probably spend the better half of your summer lying around doing absolutely nothing, desperately and actively searching for plans somewhere. You have a dire wish to alleviate boredom and you’ll do so by any means necessary. If I’m painting a well-enough picture of monotony, then you probably understand exactly how I’ve spent the last few of my summers.

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  • Your donations appreciated for July 28 Back to School Fair

    The Trimble County Youth Services Center and Family Resource Center are teaming up to host a Back to School Fair again this year.
    This will be a community-wide effort to provide clothes and shoes for those students and adults who are living on a tight budget. Be sure to tell anyone you know might be in need of this outreach effort to make them aware of this opportunity.

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  • Thirsty? Drink this

    I’ve lived in Florida long enough to know that sometimes we have drought conditions and sometimes the water in the rivers and lakes gets so high it overflows.
    About five years ago, this area of Florida was bone dry. It was so dry that a local man who lived on a canal -- “waterfront property” -- converted the dried-out canal off his boat dock into a golf course, complete with putting green, fairway and a tall grass hazard.

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  • LOOKING BACK

    July 2, 1987 (30 Years Ago)
    Jeanette McCreary, daughter of John and Diana McCreary of Bedford, was crowned the 1987 Miss Trimble County Saturday among eight other contestants. Selected to grace her court were Shelley Hankinson, First Runner-up and Miss Congeniality; Melani Tingle, Second Runner-up; and Christel Gibson, Third Runner-up and talent competition winner.

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  • DO YOU REMEMBER?
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  • Caution: Zika virus remains a national health concern

    Yard signs advertising mosquito control are about as common as shaved iced shacks around Kentucky this summer. And if you’ve been watching the news over the past year, I’m sure you’ve guessed why.

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