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Values are a key part of district’s strategic plan

Like police departments and corner grocery stores, schools are part of the fabric of small communities. The sight of a child walking into an elementary school or a school bus rolling down the road is so familiar as to be almost invisible. These common events mask the fact that schools are huge operations, and school districts are made up of hundreds of workers who make thousands of decisions each day.

School menu | Sept. 22, 2016

This menu is for Kathryn Winn Primary and Cartmell Elementary Schools, changes for Carroll County High School and Middle School will be italicized.

Thursday, Sept. 22: Breakfast: Chicken biscuit or apple cinnamon toast or fruit pocket; lunch: Chicken patty on bun with baked beans, smiley fries and banana. Carroll County High School and Middle School will offer, spicy or regular chicken filet on bun along with baked beans, smiley fries and banana.

CCMS Volleyball
Ghent appoints Crase as commissioner; Hendren resigns as commissioner

The city of Ghent chose Susie Crase at a special meeting Aug. 25, to fill the vacant commissioner position for the city. Crase was sworn in by City Attorney William Brammell at the regular meeting on Sept. 14.

2016 Football Homecoming
Lady Panthers drop match to Eminence

It was a night of runs and Carroll County came up short in all three games as they dropped a home match 3-0 (29-31, 23-25, 22-25) to district opponent Eminence Thursday.

Carroll fell behind early in the first set, prompting a timeout with Carroll down 9-3. Carroll battled back with a three-point run to tie the match at 24. Neither team could get the winning point to fall as each team battled to five more ties before a Carroll County hit went long to give Eminence the first set at 31-29.

Who is delighting in who? God should be in all hearts

If we are the children of God, then we should take great joy in our heavenly Father.

I pray that this is a joy that you have experienced and continue to experience regularly.

When we enter into a relationship with God, through faith in his Son Jesus, this should cause our hearts to be full. Then, as we walk in relationship with God and get to know him better, this joy should only grow.

As we learn about and experience his goodness, his provision, his love, and his character, our hearts will rejoice and delight in him.

Church News | Sept. 22, 2016

Wilbanks to performat Bedford church

Apostolic Pentecostal Church of the Living God, 124 Smith Lane in Bedford is holding a concert by The Wilbanks, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 23. There is no admission fee. A love offering will be accepted. For more information please call Pastor Bobby Wade (502) 255-7510. All are welcome.

Fall festival planned at church in English

Who will be crowned?
City, county put money toward dispatch needs

Carrollton City Council and Carroll County Fiscal Court agreed to pay a total of $33,342 for needed repairs, upgrades and training for Carroll County Dispatch. Carrollton Police Assistant Chief Tim Mitchell explained there is not a line item for dispatch; it is addressed on a case-by-case basis.

The city’s total cost is $16,521, while the county’s total cost is $16,821.

$1,200 ($600 city, $600 county) – License for a new radio frequency and to reprogram the radios