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Being hired by Cabela’s, the outdoor recreation retail chain, has turned into a model opportunity for its Louisville location’s firearms counter lead outfitter from Pleasureville.
The image of CanDance Moran aiming a long gun into the deep blue sky has appeared in tens of thousands of mailboxes on the cover of Cabela’s spring shooting- and National Rifle Association-themed catalog.

Steve Edward McFarland, who was scheduled for a jury trial in September to answer to several counts of trafficking in a controlled substance, pleaded guilty to all counts in Henry County Circuit Court Thursday.
McFarland, who was 72 at the time of his arrest in the summer of 2012, sold methadone, a schedule II narcotic, to a confidential informant three times according to his indictment.
The informant told police McFarland traveled to Cincinnati, where he purchased numerous methadone pills.

Brandon Grant came to court Thursday expecting to be sentenced and released, but instead will have to serve an additional 40 days.
Grant, who pleaded guilty to two counts of torture of a dog or cat with serious physical injury or death in December, had been released from jail pending his sentencing hearing. When he missed a required visit with his probation officer on Dec. 23, a bench warrant was issued for his arrest. He was taken into custody and had been in jail since Jan. 23 when he appeared in front of Henry County Circuit Court Judge Karen Conrad last week.

On Feb. 13, Kentucky State Police Post 5 received an anonymous tip in reference to possible drug activity at 76 Kenlee Drive, according to a news release from KSP.  Upon arrival, troopers made contact with the homeowner, James Singleton, 53. During the subsequent search of the residence, $15,275 in cash, approximately 2.5 pounds of marijuana, 528 pseudoephedrine tablets, items used in the cultivation of marijuana, illegal drug paraphernalia and other narcotics were located.