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Trimble County

  • Boil water advisory lifted in Bedford

    The boil water advisory for a limited number of Bedford-area customers of Trimble County Water District No. 1 issued last week was lifted at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 29. Between 10 and 20 customers had lost water service due to water service repairs, which were conducted Tuesday.

    The advisory was issued as a precaution in the unlikely event of bacteriological contamination occurring while the main was depressurized. No major problems were experienced with the repairs, District representatives said.

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  • Hawkins earns degree in mechanical engineering

    Zachary Hawkins of Milton, Kentucky graduated from the University of Kentucky on May 8, 2011 with a Bachelors of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.  

    While at the University of Kentucky Zach was a member of the UK Solar Car Team, serving as Aerodynamics Team Leader.  Zach designed and constructed the belly pan of the 2011 solar car.  The UK Gato Del Sol IV competed in the Formula Sun Gran Prix, May 5 – 7, 2011, held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

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  • Former resident shares BIG fish story

    By CHRISTY CLEM
    Special to The Trimble Banner

    We chartered a 60-foot fishing vessel called the Point Runner and went deep sea fishing out of the Outer Banks of North Carolina on Sunday, June 5.

     We were hoping to catch some big fish and have a good time. We ended up landing memories that will last a lifetime!

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  • Help available for getting your GED

    By Lisa Moore

    JCTC Trimble Co. Adult Education Program Specialist II

    Have you ever thought of getting your GED and then let something hold you back?  Well, you are not alone.  Many people have had this goal and then some obstacle gets in the way.  These barriers may include transportation, costs, motivation, test anxiety, or learning issues.  The instructors at JCTC Trimble County Adult Education want to help you reach your goals.

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  • Sheriff seeks help with investigation

    The Trimble County Sheriff’s department is conducting an ongoing investigation into several thefts in recent months. Some of the crimes may have connections to other surrounding counties, according to Sheriff Tim Coons.

    Among the items stolen have been radiators and tire rims from automobiles, electric cable and other items. Burglaries have occurred at numerous residences and some churches, Coons said.

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  • Ashley Hawkins recognized by Natl. Science Foundation

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  • FOURTH NINE WEEKS HONOR ROLLS – TRIMBLE COUNTY SCHOOLS

    MILTON ELEMENTARY
    All A
    Grade two: Rachael Liter, Allie Wilberding, Jackson Consley, Ryan England, Brooke Liter, Jesse Peak and Maggie Stevens.
    Grade three: Mackenzie Herman, Ryker Matthews, Zoey Yeakey, Russ Crawford, Quentin Huff, Madison Jones, Alex Nichols, Jacob Perry and Hayley Snelling.
    Grade four: Lilly Craig, Alexis England and Laken Taylor.
    Grade five: Jasmine Combest, Bree Perry, Savanna Putman and Karli Tilley.

    All A-B

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  • Alumni to meet

    The Trimble County Alumni Association will meet at the Trimble County Public Library at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 30. The meeting is open to all persons interested in event planning for next year’s Alumni Banquet and the upcoming centennial of TCHS.

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  • Basketball Camp to start Monday at BES

    Trimble County Basketball Camp will be held Monday, June 20, through Thursday, June 23, from 9 a.m. until noon at the Bedford Elementary School. The camp is open to girls and boys in grades two through five. The cost of the camp is $40 per student. Call Kerrie at 502/255-5100, extension 2002 to register. Campers will be fed lunch each day at no additional charge.

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  • Commencement 2011
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