Trimble County

FRANKFORT — Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles Tuesday encouraged Kentucky military veterans who are farmers to respond to the 2017 Census of Agriculture, a snapshot of American agriculture taken every five years.
“Many veterans are finding that farming provides a way for them to continue their service to their communities and their country,” Commissioner Quarles said. “This year’s Census gives them a unique opportunity to be counted.”

TRIMBLE COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL
All As
Seventh Grade—Richard Gray, Piper Howdeshell, Luke Mullins and Masen O’Neal.

Eighth Grade—Brittany Brown, November Griffin, Holeigh Hensley, Sean Spurr and Adison Stilwell.
All As & Bs
Seventh Grade—Jet Chu, Savannah Crawford, Emma Ginn, Kaylee Payton and Abbigail Spegal.

By Mega Will and Phil Lloyd-Sidle
The Center for Women and Families

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Kentucky residents who heat their homes with natural gas will see somewhat higher prices at the start of the 2017-2018 heating season than they did a year ago, the Kentucky Public Service Commission advised last week.
Gas prices have risen, on average, about 13 percent from this time last year, but are still about 58 percent below the November 2008 average price of $11.70.