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Writer of 100 songs, Martin’s an inspired musician

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

Josh Martin grew up hearing the harmonies of gospel hymns.  Martin, a singer-songwriter, was surrounded by music from a young age — his parents, aunts and uncles sang together in a southern gospel group. 

Help center needs to raise funds for more cold storage capacity

 A gift of a walk-in freezer and a walk-in refrigerator from the La Grange McDonald’s will provide significant cold storage for the Henry County Help Center, according to its director, James Dills. As a result, the food pantry network needs to raise around $18,000 to build walls around the new equipment.

Stolen property hit helps EPD zero in on theft suspects

 Eminence police recently brought charges in a rash of residential burglaries after a national database hit on a stolen Xbox, according to Police Chief Kevin Kemper. 

Browning remembered as more than an entrepreneur

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

Marlyn Browning, age 79, of Pleasureville passed away Sept. 5. Browning was the owner of Browning Chevrolet in Eminence for over 60 years. 

Challenge walk promotes health, wellness and fun
A pleasure to be at Pleasureville Day

By Kristen Lowry

KLowry@hclocal.com

Dancing for Life

With the hire of a performing arts teacher, Eminence Independent Schools added another way to approach project-based learning — through choreography. The first major assignment involves boosting suicide prevention awareness among the students through an upcoming performance.

News briefs: Youth substance abuse forum is Sept. 28

Youth substance abuse is Sept. 28 forum topic 

Authorities believe Sept. 8 assault in New Castle was drug related

Authorities believe a drug deal gone wrong led four individuals to come to New Castle Sept. 8 looking for payback, according to information from the Henry County Sheriff’s Office. After allegedly ramming a local man’s vehicle, suspects dragged the victim out of the car and assaulted him with a baseball bat, witnesses said.

Bits and Bytes Electronics opens in Eminence

By Kristen Lowry 

KLowry@hclocal.com

Residents of Henry County will no longer need to drive to Louisville to have their phone screen repaired.