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LG&E’s coal ash landfill...

Editor:

Many people in Trimble County are under the impression that LG&E’s plan to construct a dry coal ash landfill has been stopped. This is not the case. Although the proposal that included the area of the Wentworth Lime Cave was denied because of probable historical significance, they have been busily working on a new plan in the same general area, which should soon be submitted for permitting.

TCMS program encourages students...

By TEENA DRAKE
Special to The Trimble Banner

LOOKING BACK

June 16, 1983 (30 Years Ago)

Trimble County High School Principal Larry Moore has resigned to take a position at the Jefferson Proving Ground near Madison. “I just don’t want to be principal of Trimble County High School anymore,” Moore said. “I’ve done the best that I could for a couple of years. I’ve had some good people to work with.”

OUT WITH THE OLD
Stories of folk in days long ago

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the third in a series of childhood memories penned by the late Giles Hancock Wood in January 1941. Mrs. Wood’s writings offer glimpses of life in Trimble County in the late 19th century. The memories, edited by a granddaughter, June Lehue Haney, were made available to The Trimble Banner by a grandson, former Milton Mayor Gary Rowlett.

By GILES HANCOCK WOOD

Senator objects to ‘Big Brother...

When Americans expressed outrage over the seizure and surveillance of Verizon’s client data by the National Security Agency, President Obama responded: “In the abstract, you can complain about Big Brother . . . but when you actually look at the details, I think we’ve struck the right balance.”

State’s agriculture healthy

While it should surprise no one that agriculture is one of Kentucky’s biggest industries, we got a much clearer picture late last month of just how much of an impact it has on our economy.
According to the University of Kentucky’s College of Agriculture, the commonwealth’s farmers are the foundation for more than $46 billion in annual revenue.