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Today's News

  • A Week of Fun at the County Fair
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  • Out-sourced services may allow alcohol sales at park

    Carrollton’s General Butler State Resort Park is among Kentucky State Park facilities that may privatize food services, golf operations and begin selling alcohol by the drink. On Thursday, June 10, the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet launched a plan that state officials said was designed to transform and modernize the Kentu

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  • CARROLL COUNTY COMMUNITY CALENDAR

    Wednesday, June 16  Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at General Butler State Resort Park. AA Big Book study group meets every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St. Carroll County High School Site Based Decision Making Council meets at 4 p.m. in the high school conference room. America

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  • River Sweep to clear riverbanks Saturday

     

    Saturday’s going to prove to be a challenging day for one of our community’s most   important annual events — the Carroll County River Sweep.

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  • Mobile home park permit suspended

    Three Rivers District Health Department suspended the permit of John Davis, owner of Green Acres Mobile Home Park located at 4784 Hwy. 36 East in Sanders, due to failure to repair repeated regulation violations. The Cabinet for Health and Family Services Department for Public Health file on the case stated the permit suspension occurred June

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  • P&Z approves building plans for Dollar Barn on Highland

    Carrollton Planning and Zoning Commission approved design plans for the potential construction of a new retail business in Carrollton June 7. The design was approved contingent upon improvements being made to the appearance of the exterior front façade, the addition of two 4 by 4 ft. windows and the endorsement of the color of t

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  • TCHS issues 94 diplomas to Class of 2010

    The Trimble Banner In the standing-room-only gymnasium at Trimble County High School, 94 members of the Class of 2010 received their diplomas – marking the completion of their 12-year education. After a performance of “My Old Kentucky Home” by the TCHS band and an invocation by Daryl Haveline, Hanna

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  • Track season ends at state

    Carroll County High School’s track team wrapped up a successful track season Saturday by competing in the Class 1-A State Meet at the University of Louisville Owsley Frasier Park. The Panthers had 12 athletes competing in 21 events, according to Head Coach Joe Creager. “I was so extremely proud of our team this season,” Creager said. “We doubled the nu

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  • Jennie Weaver retires after 30 years with Board of Education

    Cheerful. Positive. Happy. Energetic. Dedicated. Strong. Wonderful. Missed. Just a few words that friends and co-workers have used to describe Jennie Weaver who will be retiring from the Carroll County Board of Education on June 30 after 30 years of work with the district. Weaver started in 1980 at the Carroll County Middle School working

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  • Kyndal Curry 2010 Student-Athlete of the Year Award

    To look at Kyndal Curry’s high school resume of scholastic, athletic and extra-curricular activities and accomplishments would make one wonder when she makes time to eat and sleep. What is more remarkable is the fact that Curry’s extensive resume has been written in three, not four, years of high school achievement. Nominated by

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