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A Nov. 29 traffic stop by an Eminence police officer may well have saved a young man’s life, according to his grateful parents.

The Hebron couple has expressed great appreciation for the care and compassion shown by Eminence Police Officer John Bailey when their son suffered a severe allergic reaction recently.

The family sent an appreciation letter to Police Chief Carey Duncan for the way that Bailey handled the medical emergency that occurred when their son was making his way home through Eminence.

Brandon Grant admitted that he beat two dogs to death with a baseball bat in Henry County Circuit Court last Thursday.

Kentucky courts can grant shared parenting to couples that split, when requested, even if the state doesn’t do enough to encourage the practice, as the National Parents Organization claims.

Holiday revelers can once again make the pilgrimage to Bethlehem to visit the 56th year of the Living Nativity Dec. 22 through 25.