Today's News

Kentucky State Police report troopers charged a Trimble County man for a June 10 robbery at the Marathon station in Campbellsburg.

KSP Post 5 dispatchers received an emergency call at 10:49 p.m. that someone had just robbed the store and then fled on foot, according to a news release by Trooper Brad Arterburn. The worker told troopers that the subject demanded money but did not brandish a weapon.

Authorities set up a perimeter in the area, but did not find the subject.

 Eminence officials will offer a reward leading to the conviction of vandals of the city park after an incident at the bathroom there over the weekend, according to a discussion at the June 9 council meeting.

 A new eatery, Main Street Bakery & Cafe, owned by the Yoder family, opened May 30 in Pleasureville. 

Sisters Rachel and Clara Yoder operate the new business. 

Henry County Fiscal Court approved an expanded nuisance ordinance in order to go after more ramshackle properties at its May 20 meeting.
The current ordinance defines as a nuisance those properties in residential-, commercial- or agricultural-zoned areas that have gotten to conditions that “render such premises or building dangerous or detrimental or adverse to the health and welfare of occupants of the premises or surrounding premises.”