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Today's News

  • Let’s play nicely and stop spreading nasty rumors

    "If I have to tell you one more time to stop it, I’m gonna turn this car around and we’ll go back home!” How many times do we remember that threat – made by our exasperated parents – when we, as children, were behaving badly on a trip in the car? Well, I’m starting to feel like the parent of naughty chil

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  • Library receives $500,000 federal grant

    The Trimble Banner After applying more than a year ago, Trimble County officials learned last month that the county won a $500,000 Community Development Block Grant. Fiscal Court applied for federal grant on behalf of the Trimble County Public Library board. The funds, distributed through the state Department of Local Government, will be f

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  • Grand jury indicts McCane on 19 sex-related charges

    The Trimble Banner A 65-year-old Trim-ble County man has pleaded not guilty after being indicted by a grand jury May 20 on 19 counts of sex-related charges against a young girl allegedly in his care. The indictments on the charges, ranging from first-degree rape and sodomy to first-degree sexual abuse and second-degree sodomy, supercede an or

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  • Crowning achievement
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  • Volunteers ‘illuminate’ ballfields, community

    Editor: Trimble County Youth League Baseball would like to say thank you to Jason Ginn, Jeffrey Scott and Shelby Energy for helping us make our fields brighter at the Trimble County Park. On June 3, Jason and Jeffrey used a bucket truck to replace faulty bulbs and to adjust lamp assemblies to provide the best possible lighting for our games. This would not have been possible wi

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  • New deputy joins S.O., CPD looking to hire soon

    As the dust settles following the spring elections, changes have begun at the local law enforcement agencies. Former Carroll County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy Jim Hamilton resigned on election night, May 18, leaving a vacant spot on the department. Hamilton was unavailable for comment. Sheriff Ben Smith hired Michael Whalen on May

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  • TRIMBLE COUNTY COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    Thursday, May 27 Commoditieswill be distributed from 2-4 p.m. at the Senior Citizen’s Building at TC park.   Weight Watchersoffers a one-day free registration from 5:30-7 p.m. at Bedford Springs church on Shepherd Lane. Bring a friend and benefit from the raffles, demos and more.  Friday, May 28 Trimble County Public Libr

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  • Runnin’ Raiders compete in NCKTC

    Only in their fifth year of existence of having a track team, the Trimble County Runnin’ Raiders made some noise in the North Central Kentucky Track Championship meet Thursday at the Walton Verona Sports Complex. Twelve teams including Western Hills, Owen, Frankfort, Grant County, Pendleton County, KCD, Carroll County, Henry County, Wal

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  • Olivia Cooley State Runner up in triple jump

    Over 65 teams and 1,000 athletes from across the state traveled to Paul Dunbar High School in Lexington, the site of the KTCCCA Middle School State Championship meet. Along with those teams were the Runnin’ Raiders from Trimble County. The lengthy meet, over eight hours long, turned in four state records and many personal bests. For th

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  • A hard-knock life!
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