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Today's News

  • Career Camp

    Jefferson Community & Technical College will host a  free Career Craze camp for students June 23-26 at the Carrollton Campus. The camp is sponsored though JCTC Workforce Solutions. 

    Children, ages 12-15 years old, will explore careers in the advanced manufacturing sector, including conducting  experiments, and  learning how to operate a robotic and industrial automation system.  Students will learn about a variety of careers and effective habits that will assist them in life.

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  • Dome Theater June 18 at Winn

    The Dome Theater mobile digital system brings its “edu-tainment” programs to Kathryn Winn Primary School Wednesday, June 18 with a day of programs focusing on the sciences.

    Programs range from the Dinosaur Prophecy, which focuses on dinosaurs that once wandered the earth, to Passport to the Universe, that provides a journey through the solar system.

    Scheduled programs on June 18 are:

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  • ATC cookout
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  • Open class fair exhibits due Friday

    Tomorrow is entry day for open class exhibits in this year’s Carroll County Fair. I hope that a lot of you will bring in exhibits so we can really showcase the great talents of all our Carroll County residents.

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  • Kates earns certification

    Dr. Richard Kates of Carrollton has become a DOT certified medical examiner through Team CME in FMCSA’s National Registry.

    This certification allows Kates to perform testing under the new federal rules that recently took effect on testing for drivers nationally.

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  • Millet is good addition to forage

    During the hot summer months, adding warm-season annuals to a grazing system can provide a high quality forage when cool-season grasses and legumes decrease in production and quality.

    One available warm-season annual that can be used in Kentucky is millet.

    Adding millets can reduce or end the need for feeding stored feeds, reduce overgrazing of cool-season grasses in the “summer slump,” and increase field stocking density.

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  • Planning Committee sets public forum

    The Local Planning Committee for Carroll County Schools will hold an open public forum meeting at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, June 5, at the Carroll County Board of Education in the Conference Room.

    Information received during the meeting will be considered as part of the development of the new plan that guides the district in its school facility planning process.

    For additional information, contact the office at (502) 732-7070.

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  • Drive nets 2,600 pounds of dog food

    The Carrollton branch of Farmers Bank of Milton, with help from Paul’s Tire and Feed in Prestonville and Central Farm Supply in Louisville, recently held its annual dog-food donation drive for Carroll County Animal Support.

    In the end, more than 2,600 pounds of various brands of dog food were collected. The food is being stored by CCAS and will be used to help feed the homeless or abandoned dogs that make their way into the organization.

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  • Carroll County Senior Center | Week of June 5, 2014

    The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, Center Manager, Mitzie Williams (502) 732-7026; e-mail: carrollcty@twcbc.com

     

    Thursday, June 5: All day, deuce’s wild rummy and billiards, starting at 8:30 a.m.; Bunk-O, 10 a.m.; lunch, 11:30 a.m.

    Friday, June 6: All day, deuce’s wild rummy and billiards, starting at 8:30 a.m.; SCAMS presentation with Tim from Carrollton Police Department, 10:30 a.m.; lunch, 11:30 a.m.

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  • Carlisle, King to wed July 19

    Mr. and Mrs. Doug Carlisle of Carrollton announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Hilary Megan to Scot W. King.

    The bride is a 2004 graduate of Carroll County High School, a 2008 graduate of the University of Kentucky, College of Agriculture with a Bachelor in Animal Sciences and a 2012 graduate of Auburn University, College of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. She is a veterinarian for Georgetown Veterinary Clinic in Georgetown, Ind.

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