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Rebecca Coleman (bot- tom left), moth- er of Jamie Mitchell verdict reached Mitchell, and father James Coulter, then 24, permitted Mitchell, said after the ver- Mitchell (top Jury says church, him to drive June 6, 2009. dict. “At least now Jamie can right), leave the Coulter was ordered to pay rest in peace.” courtroom sur- Derek Coulter share the bulk of the sum, with Big Jurors were in deliberation rounded by Spring Assemblies of God about three hours Thursday loved ones after culpability for 13- church in Bloomfield respon- afternoon before concluding a jury awarded sible for $800,000. The jury Coulter was 80 percent at the family $2.15 concluded Coulter, a youth fault, with Jamie Mitchell 20 million year-old’s death Thursday after- minister for the church, was percent at fault for failing to noon. Youth ERIN L.MCCOY not acting as an employee of wear a seat belt. Judge minister Derek [email protected] the church at the time of the Charles Simms ordered the Coulter allowed car accident, but found the jury to assign Coulter and Jamie Mitchell A jury awarded $2.15 mil- church guilty of negligent Jamie a portion of the blame. to drive a car, lion Thursday to the family of hiring, training retention or Jurors could have awarded resulting in a 13-year-old Jamie Mitchell, supervision of Coulter. up to $19 million to Jamie fatal crash June who died after crashing a “I’m still in shock,” 6, 2009. vehicle that Ronald Derek Jamie’s father, James See MITCHELL, page A14 ERIN L. MCCOY/The Kentucky Standard OKH intermediate A Bee-autiful Day school swapped for cityland ERIN L.MCCOY [email protected] JENNIFER CORBETT [email protected]
Old Kentucky Home Intermediate School has been swapped for 1.8 acres of Bardstown city property after the Nelson County School Board and Bardstown City Council approved the agreement Tuesday evening. “If given the opportunity, I think (the city) could ALICE BURGEN/The Kentucky Standard make use of it,” Mayor Bill Sheckles said of the inter- mediate school. ABOVE — A group of up to 20,000 hon- The property the school district obtains is a narrow eybees swarmed the top façade of the strip of flat land immediately adjacent to the land on entrance to Edward Jones. which the Nelson County Early Learning Center is sit- uated, off East John Rowan Boulevard. Though con- AT LEFT — A swarm of honey bees set struction on the center is just wrapping up now, school up a temporary home on a wooden board Chair Damon Jackey confirmed expanding the sign behind the Balloon Lady Shop Thursday morning. The queen honey- center is a long-term goal for the district. bee decided to use the sign to spend After opening in August, the school already has 188 the night, while some worker bees set students, approaching its maximum capacity of 200 out to find to new nest site. While on students. the sign, the remaining worker bees “It gives us room to expand. We think at some point fed on pheromones released by the we’re going to need to be able to do that,” queen bee. There was an estimated Superintendent Anthony Orr said after the school 5,000 bees. board voted unanimously for the swap at 6 p.m. The school board will hand over 2.24 acres on which the 63,439-square-foot intermediate school sits in exchange. The intermediate school property line is to end at the back of the parking area and 15 feet to the right of the building as you face the front, Jackey explained. JENNIFER CORBETT/The Kentucky Standard See SWAP, page A11 Legislators pass revised pill mill bill in special session City to allow indoor Budgetary outline for the “I’m disappointed addresses the pre- we’re back in special scription pill abuse firing ranges annual road plan also sessions,” Higdon said epidemic. Council re-formatted the prior to the session. Now that both bills Ordinance permits concealed weapons section approved “We worked diligently have passed and the of the city’s Code of to make sure this did- special session is fin- use of firearms in Ordinances during its meet- n’t happen.” ished, Higdon and JENNIFER CORBETT special events ing Tuesday night. Gov. Steve Beshear David Floyd Floyd are considering Jimmy Mayor Bill Sheckles made [email protected] called the five-day it an overall success. Higdon JENNIFER CORBETT a motion to hold the first special session to reading of Ordinance B2012- When the 2012 General Assembly begin April 16 — which cost taxpay- [email protected] was called into a special session, nei- ers almost $300,000 — to discuss Pill mill bill 06, which amends Chapter House Bill 4 would require the ther state Rep. David Floyd nor state House Bill 2, the transportation budg- In order to be adapted with 130: Offenses Against Attorney General and Kentucky State Sen. Jimmy Higdon was exactly et for the road plan, and House 4, current statutes and regula- Municipal Regulations in the thrilled. dubbed the “pill mill bill,” which See PILL page A16 tions, the Bardstown City See RANGES, page A16
>>OPINION >>OBITUARIES >>FACES IN THE NEWS >>INSIDE Weigh in on this paper’s poll question at Patricia Kelley, SCN, 89 Obituaries ...... A3 www.kystandard.com: Julia Elizabeth Poynter, 86 Editorial...... A6-7 Everette Charles Skeen, 69 Regional ...... A8-9 Are you an impulse Randall Dale ‘Randy’ Luckett, 44 Sports ...... A12-13 Public Record . . . . B2 shopper? Notes...... B4-5 Faces/News . . . . B10 >> More commentary, Page A6-7 >> Page A3 >> Page B10 A2 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard 52ND ANNUAL THOUSANDS BUY AT YOUR OF DOLLAR$ KIWANIS RADIO OWN PRICE! In New Merchandise Bid over the telephone TO BE SOLD ON 348-3929 TO BID AUCTION A battery of phones have been installed 1320 AM Radio for prompt answering service. FROM CONWAY-HEATON NORTH 3RD STREET • BARDSTOWN, KY The MAJOR GIFTS will be introduced NOTE: There will be a drawing at the end of the at the start of the auction and bids will auction for a $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE be accepted throughout the afternoon. 1:00-6:00 PM good at any business that contributed to the radio auction. All successful bidders are All items will be sold to the highest eligible to win the $50 Gift Certificate. bidder at the end of the auction time. Sunday Afternoon,May 6 MAJOR ITEMS REGULAR ITEMS M1 Affordable Truss Inc 25% Discount for any truss up to 30 feet in length R59 Olive Branch Christian Store $25 Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 M2 Anytime Fitness Gift Certificate for 2 months of exercise and tanning . .$103.00 R60 Patrons Do-It-Best Rubbermaid 5 gallon water cooler ...... $35.00 M3 Bardstown Internet Modem/Installation for new cable internet subscriber .$115.00 R61 Peacock on Third $50 Gift Certificate ...... $50.00 M4 Bardstown Tourist Commission Four $25 Gift Certificates - Bourbon City Bistro, Circa, R62 Pizza Hut '5 Gift Certificate and Gift Basket ...... $50.00 Kurtz and the Rickhouse ...... $100.00 R63 PNC Bank Cooler and Grill Items ...... $25.00 M5 Bernheim Arboretum Overnight Getaway ...... $150.00 R64 Reliable Heating and Air $50 Gift Certificate for any service work ...... $50.00 M6 Boone's Butcher Shop $500 Gift Certificate ...... $500.00 R65 Reliable Heating and Air $50 Gift Certificate for any service work ...... $50.00 M7 Buzick Lumber and Home White Boston Harbor ceiling fan ...... $100.00 R66 Reliable Heating and Air $50 Gift Certificate for any service work ...... $50.00 M8 Corvin's Furniture & Antique Accent chair ...... $229.00 R67 Reliable Heating and Air $50 Gift Certificate for any service work ...... $50.00 M9 Curves Gift Certificate for initial sign up fee and R68 Rickhouse Rest. and Lounge Two $40 Gift Certificates ...... $40.00 one month's membership ...... $133.00 R69 Rickhouse Rest. and Lounge Two $40 Gift Certificates ...... $40.00 M10 Doe Valley Golf Course Four Doe Valley Pref Customer Cards ...... $236.00 R70 Roby's Country Gardens ...... M11 Eugene Wilson & Co, Insurance Agency 22 1.2 inch Weber Kettle Grill ...... $102.00 R71 Save-A-Lot Floor model oscillating fan ...... $20.00 M12 Furniture & More Set of prints ...... $199.99 R72 Save-A-Lot Floor model oscillating fan ...... $20.00 M13 Gartland Art Sales $100 Gift Certificate - must be used by 10/31/12 . . . .$100.00 R73 Settles Home Supply One gallon ceiling paint ...... $27.00 M14 Hampton Inn One Night's Stay ...... $100.00 R74 Smith Bros. Distributing Case of Margaritaville Paradise Punch ...... $22.00 M15 J & G Equipment Up to $100 work on any SKAG mower ...... $100.00 R75 Smith Bros. Distributing Case of Shock Top Raspberry Wheat ...... $22.00 M16 Jim Beam Outpost Authentic bourbon barrelhead deep-etched with a R76 Smith Bros. Distributing Case of Shock Top Lemon Shandy ...... $22.00 likeness of the Jim Beam label ...... $190.00 R77 Smith Bros. Distributing 30 pack of Bud Light ...... $21.99 M17 Kleentech Four rooms rug cleaned open area only ...... $100.00 R78 Smith Bros. Distributing 30 pack of Budweiser ...... $21.99 M18 Lynn and Carlene Ledford ...... R79 Smith Bros. Distributing Case of Margaritaville Island Lime Margarita ...... $22.00 R80 Sonic $25 Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 M19 McClellan and Patrick $100 Gift Certificate ...... $100.00 R81 Spalding & Son $20 Gift Certificate ...... $20.00 M20 Nelson County Gazette One banner advertisement on the Gazette. R82 Steve Mattingly Painting $40 Gft Certificate for two gallons of paint at Patrons, Settles, It will appear on every page for a month ...... $125.00 Buzicks or Sherman Williams ...... $40.00 M21 Newcomb Oil $100 Five Star Gift Card ...... $100.00 R83 Subway of Bardstown Three foot party sub ...... $32.07 M22 PLG-TV 13 / Standard Communications ...... R84 The Java Joint $20 Gift Certificate ...... $20.00 M23 Reliable Heating and Air $200 Gift Certificate on any change out of a heating and air unit R85 Toddy's Liquors $20 Gift Certificate ...... $20.00 ...... $200.00 R86 Village Green Nursery Flower basket ...... $25.00 M25 Salt River Electric Meco Electric Grill ...... $136.00 R87 Wally Thompson Realty $70 Gift Certificate for storage ...... $70.00 M26 Stephen Foster Drama Assoc. Two Tickets to Live at the Park Series ...... $275.00 WBRT Thanks for the use of the Radio Station ...... M27 Two Guys Printing 500 full color business cards ...... $100.00 R88 WBRT 2 tickets to Holiday World and Splashin Safari ...... $90.00 M28 Two Guys Printing 1000 full color business cards ...... $120.00 R89 WBRT 2 tickets to June 28th Craftsman Truck Series Race at Ky Speedway M29 Cubby Hole $100 Gift Certificate ...... $100.00 ...... $50.00 M30 Old Kentucky Home Country Club Foursome for the 2013 Bourbon Open ...... $400.00 R90 WBRT 2 tickets to June 29th Nationwide Series Race at Ky Speedway ...... M31 GBA Office Solutions 2 Hours of Graphic Design ...... $160.00 ...... $90.00 M32 Affordable Truss Inc. 25% Discount for any truss up to 40 feet in length R91 WBRT 2 club level tickets to Louisville Bats home game at Slugger Field ...... $28.00 REGULAR ITEMS R92 WBRT 2 tickets to Holiday World and Splashin Safari ...... $90.00 R1 Advance Auto Parts Four hats ...... $20.00 R93 WBRT 2 tickets to Sept 21st Craftsman Truck Series Race at Ky Speedway R2 Anonymous Two 1/2 bourbon barrels ...... $80.00 ...... $50.00 R3 Anonymous Bundle of Ky Proud Products ...... $40.00 R94 WBRT 2 tickets to Sept 22nd Nationwide Series Race at Ky Speedway ..... R4 Arnold Insurance Agency ...... $90.00 R5 At Mary's $75 Gift Certificate ...... $75.00 R95 WBRT 2 club level tickets to Louisville Bats home game at Slugger Field .. R6 B'town Laundry & Victone Cleaners $20 Gift Certificate ...... $20.00 ...... $28.00 R7 Balloon Lady Marilyn Monroe Glamor tote bag (with glasses, boa, etc...)$70.00 R96 Whispering Wheels Birthday party package ...... $75.00 R8 Barbara's Interiors Vera Bradley Large Hobo Purse in Buttercup ...... $68.00 R97 Wooden Duck Entertainment $25 Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 R9 Bardstown Art Gallery My Old Ky Home Water Color ...... $40.00 R98 Around the Town Carriage two passes ...... R10 Bardstown Florist Gift Certificate for a plant ...... $30.00 R99 Becky's Vac Shop Nine bags of genuine Kirby vacuum cleaner filter bags .$33.00 R11 Bardstown Mills Ten 50# Bags of Sweet Ranch 12 ...... $80.00 R100 Dixie Hibbs / Hibbs Surveying & Engineering Nelson County, Kentucky - 225 Anniversary book . . . .$50.00 R12 Bardstown Sporting Goods Nike 20X1 Golf Balls ...... $64.99 R101 Dixie Hibbs / Hibbs Surveying & Engineering Downtown Bardstown - Thank and Now book ...... $18.00 R13 Bardstown/Nelson Co Chamber of Commerce Cup and $25 Chamber Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 R102 Handy Food Mart Blue UK Hat and Camouflaged UK Hat ...... $13.98 R14 Bardstown/Nelson Co Chamber of Commerce Cup and $25 Chamber Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 R103 Marshall Jewelers Mint Julip Cup ...... $25.00 R15 Bardstown/Nelson Co Chamber of Commerce Cup and $25 Chamber Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 R104 Merle Norman Studio and Spa $50 Gift Certificate for Merle Norman Products ...... $50.00 R16 Bernheim Arboretum One year family membership ...... $50.00 R105 Circa Restaurant Lunch for Two ...... $20.00 R17 Big O Tires of Bardstown Rotate and Balance Gift Certificate ...... $28.00 R106 Goulds Discount Medical Automatic Digital Blood Pressure ...... $35.00 R18 Big O Tires of Bardstown Rotate and Balance Gift Certificate ...... $28.00 R107 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of non-gluten free Seasoned Flour in 10oz boxes . . . . .$17.50 R19 Brown Heating and Air Thermostat ...... $75.00 R108 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Brownie Mix ...... $14.76 R20 Carey Heating & Air Conditioning Summer air conditioning check out ...... $80.00 R109 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Cookie Mix ...... $12.12 R21 Cedar Fil Golf Course $30 Gift Certificate ...... $30.00 R110 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Pancake/Waffle Mix ...... $10.50 R22 Central Animal Clinic Dog Collar ...... $8.00 R111 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Muffin Mix ...... $12.12 R23 Colonial Flower Shop Irish Crystal Basket ...... $25.00 R112 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Cake Mix ...... $12.12 R24 Conway - Heaton Case of 5W20 Motorcraft Oil ...... $68.00 R113 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Cornbread/Muffin Mix ...... $12.00 Conway - Heaton Use of Facilities - THANKS! ...... R114 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Loaf Bread Mix ...... $13.80 R25 Coy's Taxidermy $50 Gift Certificate ...... $50.00 R115 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free Pizza Doe Mix ...... $13.80 R26 Culvers Country Kwik Mart Case of Oil ...... $42.00 R116 Bloomfield Farms 1 case of gluten free All Purpose Baking Mix ...... $16.86 R27 Dial One Virus removal for a PC ...... $69.00 R117 Mammy’s Kitchen Bag of Mammy’s T-shirts and other items ...... $50.00 R28 Fisher Auto Parts Case of motor oil ...... $37.00 R118 Keystone Cinemas Four Movie Passes ...... $31.00 R29 Hadorn's Bakers Dozen Bakery $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 R119 Promotional Wood Products Heaven Hill Barrel Head ...... $80.00 R30 Hadorn's Bakers Dozen Bakery $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 R120 Promotional Wood Products Elijah Craig Barrel Head ...... $80.00 R31 Hair Company Top quality hair care products ...... $40.00 R121 Promotional Wood Products Four Roses Barrel Head ...... $80.00 R32 Izzy's $15 Gift Certificate ...... $15.00 R122 Promotional Wood Products Four Roses Barrel Head ...... $80.00 R33 Jack and Jill Children's Boutique $50 Gift Certificate ...... $50.00 R34 Jailer's Inn C W Vittitow Limited Edition Print ...... $70.00 CASH DONATIONS R35 Jailer's Inn C W Vittitow Limited Edition Print ...... $70.00 American Fuji Seal Emerson and Millicent Ballard Nally & Hamilton Enterprises Anonymous Family Medical Center Northside Funeral Home R36 Jim Beam Distillery Jim Beam cap ...... $20.00 Antle Marketing First Federal Savings Bank PC Doc R37 Jim Beam Distillery Jim Beam shirt ...... $52.95 Armag Corp Flaget Hospital Pulliam, Vicky & Mark R38 Kenny's Cleaners $20 Gift Certificate ...... $20.00 Bardstown Alarm Frances Smith Insurance Agency Rapier and Violet Smith Bardstown Animal Clinic Franklin Family Chevrolet Roby, Jim and Jane R39 Kentucky Concrete 5 gallon of KCI 30 concrete sealer ...... $75.00 Bardstown Electric Supply Geoghegan, Terry Atty Saltsman & Willett, Attys R40 Kentucky Home Bank Large umbrella and leather laptop case ...... $45.00 Bardstown Primary Care Hagan, Pat and Cluny Sam Hazard R41 Kentucky Railway Museum One Adult Train Ride ...... $15.00 Barlow Funeral Home Hall, Tom Atty Shelburne's TV & Appliance BCD Construction Co. Hamilton, Steven and Sylvia Sloane, Mike & Susan R42 Kentucky Railway Museum One Adult Train Ride ...... $15.00 Bent Arrow Heaton, Richard Smith Bros. Trucking R43 Kreso's $30 Gift Certificate ...... $30.00 Bill and Cathy Waldschmidt Heaton, Robert State Farm Insurance - Jim Hagan R44 Kurtz Restaurant $25 Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 Bonnie & Sam Cecil Heaven Hill Distilleries Inc. State Rep. & Mrs. David Floyd Cedar Creek Quarry Hibbs & Associates, CPA Sutton, Brian K. R45 Lee's Famous Recipe $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 Cleveland Welding & Equipment Joe and Kristin Smith Talbott Tavern R46 Lee's Famous Recipe $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 Coen, Mike Atty John Douglas Hubbard The Stage Stop, Inc Crume Drug Store Jones, Mardi Thompson's Food Mart R47 Lee's Famous Recipe $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 Dan's T V Kelley & Hite Attys Tom and Rhonda Wimsett R48 Lee's Famous Recipe $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 Demaree and Hubbard Kim Huston Tom Moore Distillery R49 Lee's Famous Recipe $10 Gift Certificate ...... $10.00 Donan, Thomas Atty Leo and Jenny Hamilton Town and Country Bank Donan, Tom and Janice Little Angels Primary Care Walker & McCubbins Tax Service R50 Mammy's Kitchen $25 Gift Certificate, Basket with Mammy’s T-shirts & other items Dr. Tom Brelage Mago Construction Company Wes and Pearse Parrish ...... $50.00 Dr. Fredricka Lockett Marigene Hite Wheatley, Nicole CPA R51 Mary Hagy Fine Art Gallery Maker's Mark print - signed and numbered ...... $50.00 Dr. Harry Spalding Mattingly, Phyllis Wilson & Muir Bank Dr. Jeff Schroeder McCoy and Sparks PLLC Wilson, Frank and Bridgett R52 Mary Kay - Susan Muir $75 Gift Certificate on Mary Kay Products ...... $75.00 Dr. Mark Abramovich Medica Pharmacy Your Community Bank R53 Maywood Chevron $25 Gift certificate ...... $25.00 Dr. Ron Shrewsbury Mike's Woodworking Best Western Motel R54 Moby Dick Two $10 Gift Certificates ...... $20.00 Edward D. Jones, Inc. Mike Brooks & Associates Zutterman, Ellen and Rich R55 Moby Dick Two $10 Gift Certificates ...... $20.00 The proceeds of this radio auction are used to fund the many projects that the R56 Mr. Music $25 Gift Certificate ...... $25.00 Kiwanis Club participates in annually. Every year a $500 E.E. Hubbard Scholarship R57 My Old Ky Home State Park Signed My Old Kentucky Home Print ...... $25.00 is awarded to the most deserving Senior Key Clubber at each of the three high schools R58 Nelson County Gazette One banner advertisement on the homepage of the Gazette. — Bardstown, Bethlehem and Nelson County...... $90.00 Each year 15 4-H Campers are assisted by the Kiwanis Club and we sponsor such groups as Little League Baseball, Young Leaders, the American Private Enterprise System (APES), 5 Family Resource Centers, along with many other local projects. Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A3 >>OBITUARIES Patricia Kelley,SCN,89 Patricia Kelley, SCN, 89, a 10:30 a.m. Thursday at St. native of Lexington, died at Vincent Church, Nazareth, Nazareth Home, Louisville, with burial in Nazareth Tuesday, April 24, 2012. Cemetery. She was preceded in death by her parents, James W. Ratterman Funeral Home, Kelley, Jr. and Catherine 3800 Bardstown Road, Louisville, was in charge of Smith Kelley. Pictured from left are Lynda Closson, Honorary The funeral Mass was funeral arrangements. Kentucky DAR State Regent, Elliott, Jessieanne Wells, Kentucky DAR State Regent and Cox’s Creek Chapter member, Joanne Bright, Regent of the Logan-Whitley Julia Elizabeth Poynter,86 Chapter. Honorable Escort The funeral for Julia Eliz- Poynter, Mike Litsey, Ricky Ron Elliott named KY DAR abeth Poynter, 86, Bardstown, Danner and Ashe Lydian. Jonesie of Around the Town Carriage escorted the cas- was 1 p.m. Wednesday, April Honorary pallbearers were 2012 Media Award recipient ket of Julia Elizabeth Poynter, Bardstown, in his horse- 25, 2012, at St. John A.M.E. drawn caisson for her funeral procession from St. John Eastal Girdley, Duck Girdley, Bardstown resident and Legacy of one Iwo Jima Zion Church with burial in A.M.E. Zion Church to the Bardstown Cemetery on noted author, Ron Elliott, Flag Raiser, is typical of his Bardstown Cemetery. The Terry Fisher and Ty Stivers. Wednesday, April 25. was recently named the re- work in highlighting Rev. Samuel Harris officiated. Greenwell Houghlin cipient of the Kentucky American patriotism through Pallbearers were Michael Northside Funeral Home was Daughters of the American the heroism of Kentuckian City of Bardstown to repair water line on Broadway Johnson, Bob Calbert, John in charge of arrangements. Revolution 2012 Media Franklin Sousley. The City of Bardstown will be repairing a water line on Award in recognition of his Later this year, Elliott will Broadway 4 p.m. April 27. The water will be shut off and will Everette Charles Skeen,69 literary work. Elliott is the publish American El affect customers on North Fourth St. between West Stephen author of several books, all Dorado, the Great Diamond Foster Ave. to West Broadway Avenue. of which promote education Hoax of 1872, which de- The funeral service for Hughes, Don Fletcher and A “Boil Water” advisory will be issued if necessary after and the perservation of scribes how a Kentucky con Everette Charles Skeen, 69, Stanley Hughes. American and Kentucky man perpetrated an in- the water service is restored . Bardstown was 10 a.m. Honorary pallbearers were history. His latest publi- credible swindle before Tuesday, April 24, 2012, at Donnie Higdon, Eugene cation, From Hilltop to returning to Elizabethtown Barlow Funeral Home, with Powell, Brennan Skeen, Mark Mountaintop, the Life and with his ill-gotten gains. burial in Carlisle Cemetery, Carlisle, Kentucky. The Rev. Avis, Jacob Avis, Olivia Karl Lusk officiated. Skeen, Ashley Skeen, and Matthew Avis. Pallbearers were Brad www.barlowfh.com Metcalf, Rob Schillinger, Barlow Funeral Home was OUR HERITAGE Lellan S. Barlow, Jr. online condolences Logan Schillinger, John in charge of arrangements. HERITAGE HOME Tony Willett 2675 E. JOHN ROWAN BLVD. • BARDSTOWN IS YOUR Funeral Director/Embalmer (next to Keystone Cinema) 502-348-2844 Randall Dale ‘Randy’Luckett,44 MMOONNUUMMEENNTT HOME The funeral for Randall Marshall, Brian Johnston, Greenwell-Houghlin Dale “Randy” Luckett, 44, Mike Coulter, Michael Free Engraving Northside Bardstown, was Monday Bowling, Donnie Bowling, Perpetual Warranty Funeral Home April 23, 2012. at the Joseph Timmy Ratliff and Shaun Payments Available 627 North Third St. L. Greenwell Funeral Home Melancon. Ted Gillis in New Haven with Deacon Joseph L. Greenwell Fu- BARDSTOWN 935-D Chambers Blvd. • Bardstown Eddie Hutchins officiating. neral Home was in charge of 1625 New Haven Road 502-348-6451 502-348-6011 Pallbearers were Cory arrangements. Bardstown, KY 40004 Office: 349-0262 houghlinfuneralhomes.com
www.kystandard.com THE MOST POPULAR SITE IN NELSON COUNTY A4 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard Regulation revisions on next year’s to-do list
ERIN L.MCCOY often,” Johnston-Crowe said. tect the property owners.” The Joint City-County [email protected] “The purpose is to ward Many property owners Planning Commission off any violations at the resist having a survey done reviewed a proposed budget A proposal designed to beginning rather than having because of the high cost. from Director Janet prevent property owners an issue like Ms. Hart’s issue The commission did not Johnston-Crowe Tuesday that would request more than from making mistakes with where it was not determined make any decision on this zone changes and permits, $19,000 in additional revenue until it was built,” Johnston- proposal, nor on Johnston- along with another proposal from local government. Crowe’s request for a maxi- to update the Joint City- Crowe said. “Short of having Requested funds for this year County Planning people submit a licensed sur- mum of $10,000 to purchase were down more than $5,000 from the previous year, she Commission’s computing vey and having those proper- a GIS system and a databas- ing system specialized for pointed out. The commission equipment, could mean the ty lines marked, this is the didn’t make any budget deci- commission will request a only way we can go to pro- See PLANNING, page A10 ERIN L. MCCOY/The Kentucky Standard sions Tuesday. $19,703.81 increase in the commission’s local govern- ment support for next fiscal year. At a meeting Tuesday, commission Director Janet Johnston-Crowe pointed to a BARDSTOWN CABLE recent situation in which a property owner, Twyla Hart, built a large garage inside the required 50-foot setback from Loretto Road. Johnston-Crowe noticed the GIVES YOU MORE violation six months after construction was complete. Legal counsel has advised the county that checking OF THE MOST POPULAR CHANNELS whether properties infringe on required setbacks is not the responsibility of Building Inspector Logan Spaulding, Johnston-Crowe FOR LESS MONEY! explained to the board. But this conflict has raised the question of whether the county has any responsibili- ty at all to alert property owners if they’re making a mistake. In February, Hart filed an appeal in Nelson Circuit Court against the Board of Adjustment’s decision to deny her 43-foot variance request. “How do we prevent another Twyla Hart issue from happening?” Johnston- Crowe asked. She presented two possibilities: requiring an applicant to submit the findings of a surveyor with her plot plan, or expanding the responsibilities of Enforcement Officer Jack Waff. Waff works an average of five or seven hours per week at this time. Johnston-Crowe proposed increasing his responsibility to an average BARDSTOWN of 20 hours a week, at an Channels additional cost of $16,000 BEST CABLE DishNetwork DirecTV annually. you want Waff would use his addi- + tional hours to visit the prop- VALUE Expanded Basic TOP 120 Choice erty of anyone applying for including permits, she explained. BY FAR! $ 99 Commission member these favorites $ 80* $ 99 Mike Zoeller asked whether and many more! 39 49 60 this cost was excessive to address a rare problem, espe- cially when Hart bore a large DISNEY XD...... YES3 NO YES part of the responsibility in failing to go through the OUTDOOR CHANNEL ...... YES3 NO NO proper procedures. “I’d say it happens quite BRAVO ...... YES3 NO YES ANIMAL PLANET...... YES3 NO YES Bardstown FX...... YES3 NO YES vying for TRU TV ...... YES3 NO YES ‘most OXYGEN ...... YES3 NO NO HALLMARK ...... YES3 NO YES beautiful AMC (AMERICAN MOVIE CLASSICS) YES3 NO YES small NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC . . . . . YES3 NO NO town’ GSN (GAME SHOW NETWORK) . . . . YES3 NO YES STAFFREPORT ESPN CLASSIC ...... YES3 NO NO Bardstown is in the run- 3 ning to be named the “Most TCM (TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES) . . YES NO YES Beautiful Small Town in 3 America” in the 2012 Best LMN (LIFETIME MOVIE NETWORK). . YES NO YES Small Towns in America contest organized by USA MSNBC ...... YES3 NO YES Today and Rand McNally, a publishing company in WGN SUPERSTATION...... YES3 NO NO Skokie, Ill. Each year Rand McNally PLG NEWS 13...... YES3 NO NO and USA Today collect votes on small towns they should *Bardstown CABLE rate shown is for Bardstown residents. Customers outside visit. This year, Bardstown is competing against more than Bardstown add $4.75. Rate comparisons from dish providers’ websites. 340 small towns across the U.S. for top honors in five categories: friendliest, most beautiful, most fun, most COMPARE patriotic and best for food. At press time, Bardstown had 482 votes across the five categories; 310 of those votes AND SAVE! were in the “most beautiful” category. Winners of the contest will be printed in USA Today and FOR MORE INFORMATION, the Rand McNally atlas. To vote, go to CALL: www.bestoftheroad.com 502-348-1717 now through May 15. www.bardstowncable.net Individuals can vote once every 24 hours. Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A5 >>Religion God takes over when GPS directions aren’t enough Which way? because the church was But that morning, even as I know that he will, he will Monday through Thursday, I am notorious for my ahead about another half- I was driving around not bring me safely home. or via email at lack of a sense of direction. mile, but I didn’t. sure of where to turn or not nkennedy@chronicleon- Just the other day one of Meanwhile, the women turn, I knew that God knew Nancy Kennedy can be line.com. our photographers at the had gone ahead and ate exactly where I was. reached at (352) 564-2927, newspaper caught me going brunchy breakfasty stuff I stopped on the side of south when I should’ve been without me. the road, took a breath and going north to an assign- By the time I arrived, the said, “Lord, you know where ment. meeting was almost over, I need to go and I’m not sure He laughed about it, as but at least I made it. I didn’t if I’m ever going to make it >>RELIGION NOTES did I. But there have been NANCY KENNEDY know anyone there and they there and it’s getting scary. auction April 28 at 175 E. many times I’ve given him had invited me to meet me in Old Gospel Barn COLUMNIST All I can do is trust you, John Rowan Blvd. Dinner wrong directions to an advance of an event they which I know shouldn’t be a gospel sing assignment and he hasn’t nkennedy@ were having where I’m the last resort, but the first place will be 4-6:30 p.m. Tickets chronicleonline.com Old Gospel Barn, 11286 available: $8 adults, $5 for laughed. guest speaker, so I’m not I turn.” will have a gospel sing 7:30 Even with a GPS and sure what kind of impression I put my car in gear and children (4-12), Children 3 and left the house with only p.m. April 28. Special guests written directions I still get it 15 minutes to get to the I made or if they’ll wise up drove and made it to the and younger eat free. wrong six out of 10 times. and dis-invite me. place I needed to be. will be Truth Trio, Families $30. Silent auction church 35 miles away. Elizabethtown, and the I tend to go with my gut. Fortunately for cell However, they were gra- It was and is a metaphor will begin at 4. Live auction I’ll think, “I know I’m sup- phones, I called ahead and cious and fed me leftover for my life. Cumbos. Admission is free will begin at 7. $2 Raffle posed to go north, but north told the woman who had fruit and muffins. “Prone to wander, Lord, I and everyone is welcome. tickets are currently being feels like east, so I think I’d invited me that I’m an idiot Now for the point of all feel it,” as the hymn goes. sold by church members for better go west.” Only I don’t and I’d be late, but I’d be my ramblings: I, too, am prone to wander First Christian an iPad 3 and a large flat use the names of the direc- there. Many times when I’m and meander, go south when screen television. Tickets are tions. I just turn right or left And then I headed east. I driving and lost, I panic. I should go north, turn this dinner, auction being sold by church mem- or go straight. think. (Well, the sun was in Mostly I get angry at myself way instead of that way. First Christian Church of bers and will be sold on site Yes, I know that doesn’t my eyes.) for messing up yet again. I But I am confident that Bardstown Disciples of that evening. make any sense, which is Like I said, I’d been to the think, “You’re so stupid! God will never let go of me, Christ will have a dinner and why I’m constantly getting town, but not to the church. When will you ever change? no matter what detours I lost. That’s also why I’ve So, I switched on my GPS I hate this about you!” take. learned to keep a full tank of and grabbed my printed I think I should be differ- Because I am his, he will First Christian Church of Bardstown gas in my car. Once I ended directions — which didn’t ent; I should be better, but get me to where I’m sup- up out of gas in a cauliflower match the GPS directions — I’m not. Most likely I won’t posed to be. (Disciples of Christ) field back in the days before and trusted my inner com- ever get any better at my He will not let me stray so cell phones and hitched a pass, all of which got me sense of direction. far as to be lost forever, and ride with a stranger. Dinner-Auction lost. April 28, 2012 Anyway, a few weeks ago I drove one road, the actu- I was invited to a breakfast al road the church was on, DINNER 4-6:30 meeting with some women all the way to the end — the 175 E. JOHN ROWAN BLVD. - 348-3210 from a church the next coun- wrong end — and then MENU: Ham, Roast Beef, Cole Slaw, Buttered Red Potatoes, ty over. I’d been to their town turned around and drove it Green Beans, Rolls, Dessert and Drink before, but not their church. the other direction. Tickets available: $8 adults, $5 for children (4-12), Children 3 and Because I’m woefully direc- younger eat free. Families $30 Both Mapquest and my SILENT AUCTION WILL BEGIN AT 4:00 tionally impaired, I printed GPS had said to go that way out the Mapquest directions LIVE AUCTION WILL BEGIN AT 7:00 to begin with, and I did for $2 Raffle tickets are currently being sold by church members for a prior to leaving the house. about a half-mile, but for Unfortunately, I misread IPad3 and a large flat screen television.Tickets are being sold by church some reason it didn’t feel members and will be sold on site that evening. Come by and have fun the time the breakfast meet- right, so I turned around. ing was scheduled to begin browsing and bidding on wonderful items that local businesses and I should’ve kept going, individuals have donated to help with our building fund. Advertise your church Church — let everyone know what time your services are Directory & invite them to join you.
Abundant Come Worship With... Bardstown BARDSTOWN United To add your Life CHURCH of Methodist Sunday Worship GOD Church Church to On the corner of Located 3 miles N. on 31-E “One church growing CHURCH N.3rd & W.Brashear 10am: Passionate Classes in 2 locations” 11am: Worship Services Rev. Douglas Lutes, Pastor this directory, Donna Walker, 502-348-3866 SERVICES: 2nd & Flaget Ave. 5100 Bardstown Rd. Senior Pastor Services: Nursery & children’s activities Sunday School...... 10 AM provided 10am - end of service Rev.Scott Stith call Holly 1126 Bloomfield Road Sunday Worship Sun. Morning Worship..11 AM 349-1530 SERVICES: 8:30am & 11:00am Ministry Center Location Sunday Evening Services 6 PM Sunday School...... 9:45 AM at Sunday Services Sunday School 9:45am 5010 Pennebaker Tuesday Bible Study...... 9 AM Worship Service...8:30 & 11AM Sunday School...... 10 AM Wednesday Activities Bardstown, KY 40004 Tuesday Prayer...... 10 AM “Youth Activities Sun. & Wed. nights.” 502-348-9003 AWANA 6:00pm 502-348-5496 Wed. Family Training Hour....6:30 PM Morning Worship...... 11 AM 502-348-6150 Nursery Provided Thurs. Youth Program 7 PM 24/7 Student Ministry 6:15pm www.bardstowncf.org Church Phone A caring church, reaching 502-348-3209 ext. 120 Wed. Bible Study 7 PM www.bardstownbaptistchurch.org [email protected] out to hurting people www.bardstown.com/~bumc Basilica of BLOOMFIELD BOTLAND COX’S CREEK The First BAPTIST CHURCH Faith FIRST St. Joseph Christian Church CHRISTIAN Worship Center Cedar Creek Proto-Cathedral Disciples of Christ 600 FAIRFIELD RD. BAPTIST CHURCH Baptist Church 216 Taylorsville Road CHURCH 348-4974 3160 Bloomfield Road 315 N. 2nd St., WEEKEND MASS LITURGIES Bloomfield Bardstown, KY • 348-7380 Bardstown 754 Bellwood Road Saturday...... 5 PM Disciple of Christ SUNDAY SERVICES: SERVICES: (5 miles west of Bardstown Sunday...... 7, 9 & 11:30 AM 502-252-8413 Worship: off Hwy 62 on Hwy 733) 5326 Springfield Road Pastors Sunday School...... 10 AM Rev. William D. Hammer SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:30 AM Freddy & Pastor, Tim Lucas Bardstown, Kentucky Morning Worship...... 11 AM 502-348-3832 Rev. Michael Wimsatt Sunday School...... 10 AM Becky Riggs Prayer Mtg. (Wed.)...... 7 PM HISTORIC CHURCH VISITING TOURS Bible Study: 9:30 AM SUNDAY: Worship Service...... 11 AM Sunday School ...... 10:00 am Bible Study (Wed.)....7:30 PM Bible Study for all age groups: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. WEDNESDAY: SERVICE TIMES: Youth Ministry (Sat.) 3:30 PM Sat. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Sun. 1-5 p.m. Morning Worship...... 11:00 am Sunday School...... 9:15 AM 9:45am Nursery Provided Lord’s Supper (2nd Sun. ea. mo.) Worship Services: 11am & 7pm PARISH OFFICES Bible Study: 6 PM Morning Worship...10:15 AM (Child care provided for 11am service) Everyone Welcome Children Church...... 11:00 am Church Phone: 502-348-2711 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-4:30 Children’s Church WEDNESDAY: “Being & Making Pastor Rev. Karl Lusk & Nursery available 110 N. 5th Street Bro. Jerry Bennett - Pastor Rev. Michael N. Smith Bible Study: 7pm 10 AM...... Holy Eucharist Midweek Worship Service Adult Choir: 8pm 502-348-3126 Disciples of Christ” 5 Miles Out Jim Bratcher (Childcare Available) Wednesday...... 7 PM “Come& Help Us Praise the Lord” CHRISTIAN First Christian FIRST LIGHTHOUSE MILL CREEK Nelson County New Salem Church PRESBYTERIAN APOSTOLIC BAPTIST CHURCH NELSON CHRISTIAN FAITH CHURCH Gary Chesser, Pastor HURCH Baptist Church Baptist Church (Disciples of Christ) CHURCH 431 Poplar Flat Road C Services: Wed. 7 PM Bible Study 1760 New Shepherdsville Rd. Fundamental - Independent 209 N. Second St. Bardstown, KY (Hwy. 245) • Bardstown, KY 2775 Deatsville Rd. (Hwy. 523) 175 E. John Rowan Blvd., Sunday 6 PM Praise & Worship 55 Lutheran Church Rd. BARDSTOWN www.millcreekbc.org Minister: Dr. Tom Mobley Cox’s Creek • 348-8260 Bardstown Thursday 7 PM Prayer Service Sundays: Bardstown, Kentucky Minister, Dr. Peter F.(Rick) Loader 502-348-6076 Youth Minister: Marc Mobley Join us for worship ACTS: 2:38 Early Worship . . . 8:30 a.m. Sunday Services: Home of Nelson Sundays: Sunday School: 9:30 AM Worship . . .10 & 11:30 a.m. Early Worship...... 8:30 a.m. County Baptist School SERVICES: on Sunday mornings Free Search For Truth Sunday School...... 9:30 AM Sunday School...... 9:30 AM Worship: 11:00 AM 10:30 am. Home Bible Studies Bible Study/Children & Youth Sunday School...... 9:40 a.m. Darrell Goodlett - Pastor Supper & Study every at Services . . 6:30 p.m. Morning Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Sunday School...... 9:30 AM Morning Worship...... 10:45 AM Worship Service..8:15 & 10:30 AM Apostolic Wednesdays: (Graded Worship & Nursery Available) Sunday Morning...... 10:30 AM Wednesday 6:00 PM 101 Buchannan Ave. Wednesday Activities: Sunday Evening Worship...... 6:00 PM Youth Activities...... 4:00 PM In word, spirit & worship Adults ...... 6:30 p.m. Sun. Evening...... 6 PM Bardstown, KY Refresh & Renew...... 6:30 p.m. Nursery Provided Prayer Meeting For further information, please Youth and Kids At The Creek Wed. Evening...... 7 PM Wednesdays: contact the pastor: Rev. Robert ...... 6:30 p.m. Youth Programs...... 6:30 p.m. Handicapped Accessible Monday 6:00 PM Pastor: Andy Guagenti Tilley (502) 348-5256 or e-mail (Nursery Provided) “Reaching the County for Christ” 348-5049 Adult Bible Study...... 7:00 PM Phone: 349-3130 us at: 502-348-3495 348-0117 www.bardstownfcc.com ALL ARE WELCOME! [email protected] “Everyone Welcome” Please Join Us! Youth Ministry...... 7:00 PM The Peoples Church ST. GREGORY ST.JOHN A.M.E. St. Monica ST. THOMAS To add your 114 Wildcat Ln., Bardstown, KY 40004 CHURCH and SCHOOL ZION CHURCH 502-331-0210 DAILY MASSES: CATHOLIC CHURCH CATHOLIC www.tpc2000.org Tuesday ...... 9:15 AM 219 E. Brashear St. Multi-Cultural Parish CHURCH Church - A Southern Baptist Church - Wed-Thurs-Fri . .8:00 AM Bardstown, KY 407 S. 3rd St. • Bardstown Sundays WEEKEND MASSES: 502-348-1422 502-348-5250 *Since 1816* Saturday ...... 5 PM Sunday School 9:20 am Rev. Samuel L. Harris, Mass Liturgies The Oldest in the Midwest to this Sunday ...... 8 and 10 AM Pastor Worship 10:30 am Confession Sat. 3:30 & by appt. Sunday Mass...... 9 AM Rev. Jeff Hopper Just ‘4’ Kids 10:30 am Located at Hwy. 509 SUNDAY SERVICES: Mass Schedule: directory, Nursery 10:30 am & S.R. 245 in Samuels, Ky Sunday School: 10am Weekday Mass Weekday Masses Wednesdays Pastor - Rev. John Schwartzlose Morning Service: 11am Tuesday & Thursday Wed. & Fri. 8:00 AM Children: Kids ‘4’ Christ Deacon Joe Livers EVERY WEDNESDAY: at 10 AM Deacon Joe Filiatreau Confessions Saturday...... 4 & 5:30 PM call Holly at 7:00 – 8:30 pm Bible Study at 7pm Parish Office Hours: Sunday...... 8AM, 11AM & 7PM Youth: Crossover “A Friendly Church Tues. & Thurs. 10:30 AM 9 am - 4 pm - Mon.-Thurs. 31E, 4 miles south of Bardstown 7:00 – 8:30 pm Closed Friday Where...Everybody is PASTOR 502-348-9003, Contemporary Worship Style 348-6337 Somebody & Christ is All” Rev. Jeff Hopper 348-3717 To add your church to this directory call 502-348-9003, ext. 120 ext. 120 The Kentucky Standard >> Friday, April 27,2012 • www.kystandard.com A6 Opinion LAST PAPER’S POLL Two or more times annually: 0 percent EDITORIAL Once a year: 0 percent How often do Occasionally: 0 percent Tune in for the Q: you give blood? Never: 100 percent ‘granddaddy’ of >> Vote in this paper’s poll at www.kystandard.com. charity auctions this Sunday Auctioning donated items to raise money for charity is commonplace these days. If you own a business in Nelson County you know how often you are asked to donate something to this or that good cause. The requests come from folks holding benefits for individuals and from non-profits of all kinds including service clubs, churches and schools. In Nelson County it started with the Kiwanis Club and the Radio Auction. This Sunday the club will hold its 52nd auction. The Kiwanis Club in Bard- stown was formed in 1945 right after World War II. Returning servicemen OUR VIEWS who wanted an organization to help their town formed the core of the group. Initially, they were able to raise Is a $1 soda worth a felony charge? money by putting on a “minstrel” Something interesting at the manager and report- parched. Or maybe just go caught my eye the other edly refused to leave ahead and get the water for show. It was wildly popular but less day. McDonald’s. which he asked. and less politically correct, and the It was a news story about Abaire was arrested and It amuses me how some a Florida man who is fac- charged with petty theft, people in society think auction was dreamed up in 1960 to ing a felony charge after trespassing and disorderly being accused of trying to intoxication. rules don’t apply to them. take the place of the show. steal a $1 cup of soda from Since Abaire has a previ- By refusing to pay for a McDonald’s. ous record, his petty theft drink, Abaire essentially Having the auction on the radio was According to the Naples JENNIFER charge from McDonald’s opened the floodgates and the brainchild of club member Buddy Daily News article, Mike CORBETT was upgraded to a felony. created more problems for Abaire, 52, asked for a REPORTER All of this over a $1 himself. Arnold, co-owner of the Arco Theater. courtesy cup of water. The >> [email protected] soda? Really? One inconsiderate choice With WBRT going on the air in the employees politely agreed This man was arrested has left him with more than and gave him a cup free of and is facing serious jail a $1 fine and a longer charge. But instead of fill- mid ’50s, people were able to tune in time because he was thirsty record. If I could ask ing it with water, Abair ager noticed that Abaire and didn’t feel like he on a Sunday afternoon from the com- filled it with soda. filled the cup with soda and needed to pay for it. Abaire one thing it would fort of their homes and bid on the list He then sat outside the asked him to pay $1. He It would have been sim- be: Was it really worth it? fast-food chain thinking he put his foot down and pler for Abaire to pay the Probably not because he of auction items published in The Ken- was in the clear. refused to pay the minis- $1 for a large drink and is currently sitting behind tucky Standard. It was an immediate Not long after, the man- cule fee. He started cursing refill it if he became bars, where there’s no soda. success. More than five decades later the Kiwanis Radio Auction has plenty of The ‘new’ face of the Grand Ol’ Party competition from other “good causes,” It’s been more than six is simply status-quo to have and works passionately weeks since the local grown up in a world of everyday to make his coun- but it remains the “granddaddy” of the Republican party awarded consistent turmoil. try a better place for his charity auctions. This Sunday make it a me with the task of Chair- I met many faces of the grandchildren. manship. Republican Party at a Some faces of the point to tune in to AM 1320 and, with The question I get asked recent gathering of the Nel- Republican Party aren’t the newspaper nearby, get involved most often: “How does it son County Organization of officially registered Repub- feel to be the new face of Republican Women. They lican. Many conservatives with the spirited bidding that takes the Republican Party in are strong, hard-working belong to other parties or Nelson County?” Although ROBERT dedicated Republicans who no party at all. While they place “live” from the Conway-Heaton I have given numerous have raised money, worked AUGUSTINE would be welcomed under answers to the question, it phone banks, mailed hand- Automotive showroom. CITIZEN COLUMNIST has taken weeks of speak- >> written letters, walked the growing GOP tent, robertaugustine@ what remains most encour- Kiwanis Club members host each ing with people and some yahoo.com neighborhoods, and have self reflection to discover been a key core of activists aging is that they share segment leading up to the “major” the correct answer. who have worked silently many of our core values, be items that are auctioned off last. The I’m not the new face of mix business with policy, yet diligently throughout they fiscally or socially the Republican Party. In he doesn’t wear his politics the years to help build a conservative. club’s Key Club students man the tele- fact, there are several faces on his sleeve. Over-regula- strong foundation for local These are just a few of — some new, some active tion, an unpredictable econ- conservatives. the thousands of faces of phones and help keep the bids current for years, but all I’ve met omy escalated by 2,000 Another face of the the local Republican Party. and posted for the hosts to update over are very worthy of carrying pages of federal health care Republican Party works in Many more are well spo- the conservative mantle laws, and uncertainty over industry. Having been a ken, well-respected, and the air. Through the years the member- and have a key role in the tax burdens, has forced his supporter of local conser- have key roles in our com- ship of the club has changed, but the local party. business to quietly down- vatives and active propo- munities. The face of the I’ve met the face of the size simply to survive. nent of individual liberty Republican Party certainly spirit of raising money with a combina- Republican Party, and her The face of the Republi- for dozens of elections, this doesn’t belong to one per- tion of zany play-by-play and playful- face is much more attrac- can Party is a recently military veteran was a Tea sonality or any elected offi- tive than mine. She is a graduated high school stu- Party member before the cial; moreover, we are cer- ness has remained a constant. Buddy conservative stay-at-home dent. Her generation does- Tea Party existed. I’ve nev- tainly not a lock-step mom who has been blessed n’t get its daily news from er really asked, but if I had homogenous group. The Arnold would be proud. enough to be in the position traditional media sources. to take a guess, I’d bet he to make the sacrifices nec- She is an online activist, works more than 50 hours party, and our country for Editorial board members include: essary to trade a successful passionate and self-taught per week. Yet despite how that matter, is what each • Jamie Sizemore, publisher career for family. She is in the School of the Austri- exhausted he must get, he single individual makes of it. • Lisa Tolliver, editor most concerned with feder- an Economic Business always makes time to al mandates on education Cycle. She was six years attend a meeting — or put I am proud of all the • Tom Isaac, PLG TV-13 news director and rising health care pre- old when the events of 9/11 out campaign signs. He faces I’ve met, and I hope Editorials published in The Kentucky miums. were imprinted into her fights tirelessly to promote to meet and listen to many Standard represent a consensus of the The face of the Republi- mind. For most of us, it was U.S. sovereignty. He wor- more in the near future paper’s editorial board. can Party owns a local the day America would ries that central planning (hint: my email address is business. Not wanting to change. However for her, it will destroy his life savings, at the top of this article).
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Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A7 Anatok efforts one year later In May 2011, a that the space was not museum and archive Hall and Nazareth that the money would Bethlehem Anatok immediately needed for public use. This Village II. In be better spent fixing Committee published for educational proposal was dis- November, the the building. a request for propos- expansion, and possi- cussed with Anatok Citizen The second als concerning the bly would not be for Bethlehem officials, Committee learned Bethlehem Anatok 1847 brick structure five to 10 years. and time was allowed from a newspaper Committee has indi- of the former convent On June 21, 2011, to continue research article that the art cated that the house of the Sisters of a letter was sent by on funds and support. museum and archive has to be moved in Charity of Nazareth. the Anatok Citizen The idea of the proposal had been order to have a land- They had been given Committee proposing museum and archive turned down. this property by St. to raise funds to sta- was not turned down At this point, pub- scaped garden. Joseph Parish, along bilize the building for by the Bethlehem lic concern was The house does not with an office build- a short period of time Anatok Committee. expressed through need to be removed at ing on South Fourth until Bethlehem Research on the unsolicited signed this time; there is no Street. School needed the funds determined that petitions from more justification. A committee of space for expansion. this would meet the than 500 people. Why spend educa- interested citizens for This would entail fix- Investment Tax Credit This response was tional money to tear preserving Anatok ing the roof leak, cov- Rehab which could noted to Bethlehem, down a building, >> READERS’VIEWS formed, met with ering the windows, be funded by private and another meeting which is now being Bethlehem officials dealing with loose investors. occurred. used for school stor- To the editor: Mark provided bourbon and determined the chimney bricks and The property The last proposal age, when the Anatok On behalf of the Board of tasting during the reception. restrictions concern- reinforcing the porch. would still belong to from Bethlehem offi- Citizen Committee is Directors of the Guthrie Our thanks to all these ing the use of the This was offered at Bethlehem, but it cials was to give the still willing to fund building. The pro- no cost to Bethlehem, could be leased to a property to the Opportunity Center individuals and businesses the stabilization and posed ideas for resi- but the school chose non-profit group for Anatok Citizen Foundation I want to thank preservation of it at that helped make the event a dential, commercial not to accept the help. renovation and opera- Committee if it was everyone who came out and resounding success. no cost to attended our Bourbon and or office use were Since that time van- tion under Bethlehem moved from the cur- It was those who attended immediately denied. dalism continues to restrictions. rent site. This extreme Bethlehem? Bubbles dinner and auction the event and purchased the What is the rush? on April 21. Acceptable uses occur at the building. The local history idea was not turned auction items who helped us could only be educa- After some study, of leasing historic down by the Anatok Demolition by neg- The Guthrie Opportunity reach our financial goal for lect is not acceptable. Center is home of Nelson tional or school the Anatok Citizen buildings for restora- Citizen Committee, the evening. approved uses. County Industries, the work Committee proposed tion has been very even though it was The Anatok Citizen to renovate and repair David H. Hall and center for individuals with Others made pledges to successful with not the ideal situation. Committee was told the building as an art Spalding Hall, Flaget Dixie Hibbs developmental handicaps help us retire our debt and The committee felt from Nelson County. provide funding for new Nelson County industries programs at the GO Center, evolved as a result of the as we affectionately call our efforts of Nancy McKay new home. and Virginia Denn in 1974. Once again the people of Today Nelson County Nelson County and some Industries employs nearly from around the country 90 people and some 40 stepped up to make a differ- more work in the communi- ence in the lives of these ty. special people. Our Bourbon and We are grateful to all who Bubbles event was held at made a financial commit- the Guthrie Opportunity ment to our cause. Center at 900 Nutter Drive. There is still a long way The facility was trans- to go but the Bourbon and formed into an elegant din- Bubbles dinner gave us a ing room and reception area much-needed lift. thanks to the hard work of many volunteers. We thank all of you very Several businesses and much and hope to see you at individuals made contribu- our next event. tions toward the costs of the dinner or donated auction Dick Heaton items too numerous to Chairman name. Guthrie Opportunity Our local distilleries Center Foundation Barton 1792, Jim Beam, 713 N. Third St. Heaven Hill, and Maker’s Bardstown
Read The Kentucky Standard ONLINE www.kystandard.com A8 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard >>Regional News Heritage center reflects past, present, future of Loretto order ByStephen Lega committee made the decisions way,” she said. [email protected] throughout the last 12 years about The opening of the center has who to hire and what steps to take been a collaborative effort. After in the project. Salmon died, Fife called on Larry History is breathing new life One of those decisions was hir- Donovan for assistance. into an old building at the Loretto ing the Westerly Group, a consult- Springfield Contracting completed Motherhouse. ing firm owned by husband and the renovation turning the auditori- Sunday afternoon, the Sisters of wife preservationists Thomas W. um into a two-story building that Loretto held the grand opening of Salmon II and Camille Fife of could house the center and the the Loretto Heritage Center, which Madison, Ind. Fife credited Sisters of Loretto archives. is housed in what previously Salmon with the idea to renovate After that work was completed, served as an auditorium for the the auditorium as a two-story cen- Michael Heusler was hired to be Loretto Academy. ter. Unfortunately, he passed away the designer. He worked on the “It’s wonderful,” said Sr. Marie before the project was completed. project for two and half years, and Ego, who made the trip from Nevertheless, Fife added that he and graphic designer Alexandra Guillossou finished the final Denver, Co. “It’s kind of over- seeing the center become a reality Photos by Stephen Lega touches on the project. whelming.” is a great joy. Sr. Eileen Custy takes a closer look at some of the photos on display Heusler said he has worked on at the Loretto Heritage Center. Planning for the heritage center “The Sisters are very inspiring more than 3,000 projects, but this started in 2000, according to Sr. people, and their stories and their one was among the most signifi- Kate Misbauer, the archivist for the lives are something we believed cant to him. Sisters of Loretto. A nine-member could be told here in an intriguing “This is a special group of peo- ple,” he said. Guillossou added that it was wonderful to see the looks on the faces of the nuns as they entered the center. “There’s nothing like that,” she said. The heritage center includes information about the history of the order, about their ongoing efforts to promote social justice (such as their consistent opposition to the School of the Americas), and about their future. The center also includes a pair of computers linked to a database of information about members of Photos by Stephen Lega the Sisters of Loretto. Sr. Eleanor Sr. Cathy Mueller (left), president of the Sisters of Loretto, and Sister Denise Ann Clifford join together in cutting the ribbon to officialy Craig explained that people can open the Loretto Heritage Center at the Loretto Motherhouse. look up Sisters they may have been related to or Sisters who may have taught them in school to get more After that is complete, they will be founded in 1812. information. If someone finds a working to post the database While Mueller complimented Sister, they can learn about her his- online. the center’s “elegant and simple” tory with the order. People can also Sr. Cathy Mueller, president of design, she pointed out that it’s not leave messages for the Sister or the Sisters of Loretto, said the her- just about documenting the history about the Sister for the archivists. itage center is a wonderful reflec- of the order. For now, the database only tion of the 200-year history of the “It encourages us for the future,” includes living Sisters of Loretto, order. The opening of the center she said. “It’s not just something although Craig said they hope to was the kickoff to a five-day cele- that is past.” Photos by Stephen Lega have information about every bration at the Motherhouse, which Editor’s note: Look for more Sr. Agnes Ann Schum enjoys the display about the habit, which the member of the order living and culminated on Wednesday, April about the Sisters of Loretto 200th nuns haven’t been required to wear since the 1960s. deceased by the end of the year. 25, which is the day the order was anniversary next week. Two arrested on meth charges in Monroe Co. (COLUMBIA, Ky.) – Manufacturing Bryant was also charged 53-year-old Rosemary Methamphetamine. on a warrant with being a Huckleby and 31-year-old Trooper Daniel fugitive from another state John Casey Bryant, both Stephens responded to the out of Tennessee and fla- of Tompkinsville, KY residence with the Monroe grant non-support. Both were arrested Thursday County Sheriff’s were lodged in the Monroe around 3 p.m. CST at Department after receiv- County Jail. Sherifff 5950 Glasgow Road in ing information that the Roger Barlowe and Tompkinsville and two were manufacturing Deputy Lucas Geralds charged with the illegal drug. assisted.
Tuesday, May 1st 7:00pm-8:00pm 50th House District Rep. David Floyd (R) and challenger, Donna Pegago(R)
WWW.KYSTANDARD.COM Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A9 Adventure tourism: Warriors, come out to play Obstacle race coming to Marion County
ByStephen Lega vides another opportunity to munity and local officials will try to complete the [email protected] showcase what Lebanon has for their help throughout the course as fast as possible, to offer. process. He said Stacy but a majority of the partici- The Warrior Dash is com- “It’s exciting that in addi- Mattingly, executive director pants will be looking to have ing to Marion County. tion to the attractions that for the Marion County a good time. Prizes are “We describe it as the cra- we’re better known for ... we Chamber of Commerce, put awarded for the fastest times ziest frickin’ day of your life. now get the opportunity to the Warrior Dash organizers overall and in various age It’s a 5K run from hell, as we show off our outdoor recre- in contact with the tourist groups, and for the best call it,” said Alex Yount, the ation venues,” she said. commission. From there, beard and best costume. media relations director for Unlike a traditional road Carla Wagner, the commis- Yount said participants Red Frog Events, which puts race, in which the runners sion’s administrative assis- can help one another with on the obstacle racing series. start at the same time, tant, worked to help them the obstacles, and runners The decision to bring the Warrior Dash participants get in contact with Neville. can even skip particular race to Lebanon was final- tackle the course in groups “They do a spectacular obstacles if they need to ized last week. Originally, of up to 500 people every job over there,” he said. (although skipping an obsta- the race had been planned half hour. The first wave of After their initial contact, cle will disqualify them for Elizabethtown, but on runners will start at 9 a.m. Warrior Dash representa- from receiving a time-based April 17, the location was and the final wave is sched- tives visited the ranch, and award). changed to Pope’s Creek uled to begin at 3 p.m. Neville credited Marion The race is also a fund- Ranch, east of Lebanon. The As of Monday, more than County Emergency raiser for St. Jude Children’s race is scheduled for June 2,300 runners were already Management Director Research Hospital. Parti- 23, and this will be the first registered to participate. Hayden Johnson with con- cipants can donate to St. Warrior Dash held in Reynolds said the race necting the race representa- Jude, or they can sign up to Kentucky. could bring up to 10,000 vis- tives with local emergency become a St. Jude Warrior “In our search for differ- itors to the community, personnel. and pledge to raise $250 for ent locations, we always try which should help the local Shortly thereafter, Neville the hospital. Individuals who to make it the best location economy. said Red Frog Events was reach the $250 goal will for our participants,” Yount “Not only will our accom- asking about holding the have access to free food and said. modations, shops, restau- race here. drinks, private showers and The 3.4-mile course rants, and attractions be ben- “It’s been unbelievable private bag check. includes 14 obstacles that efiting during the event, but how nice everybody has “We’ve already raised require participants to climb we’ll be showing off our been,” Neville said. over $1 million for St. Jude and crawl, ending with the incredible array of outdoor The race organizers start- this year,” Yount said. Muddy Mayhem (an 80-foot beauty to outdoor enthusi- ed looking for a new venue For more information mud pit that runners must asts who will hopefully when they found out part of about the race, visit warrior- wade through while ducking come back again and again,” the course was in Hardin dash.com. For information under barbed wire) and the she said. County where beer sales are about the race June 23 in Warrior Roast (two rows of David Neville, the general restricted. The Warrior Dash Lebanon, go to www.war- Photo provided by Red Frog Events, LLC small fires for the runners to manager for Pope’s Creek includes a day-long festival riordash.com/regis- jump over). Ranch, is equally excited with live music, food and ter2012_kentucky.php#. At the conclusion of the race, runners must leap over rows of fire in the final obstacle, the Warrior Roast. Lebanon Tourist and about the race’s potential. beverages (including beer). Online, participants can Convention Commission The property belongs to Dr. Yount added that the find what to bring with Executive Director Nicky James Bland. focus of the event is on hav- them, but Yount offered one “A good attitude is always Warrior Dash,” he said. Reynolds said the race pro- Neville praised the com- ing fun. 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“We’re hoping that the April, in which two prop- third, attorney-prepared >> Planning planning commission can erty owners in Miller letter is sent the property From Page A4 revise the entire regula- Springs subdivision owner would incur a $500 tions and make the requested variances fee. changes they need to make because parts of their These fees cover the planning commissions. by the end of next year,” house or deck extended costs the commission The GIS system, at an Johnston-Crowe said after into the allowable setback estimated cost of $1,500, incurs in visiting the site, the meeting. when they were first built. sometimes multiple times, would allow the commis- Johnston-Crowe pro- Two more variance sion to make changes to and attorney’s fees, posed two regulation applications from Miller Johnston-Crowe said. maps — work that is usu- changes Tuesday that the Springs are likely to come ally contracted out — and In other news: board voted to bring before before the commission in • Other items Johnston- would sync with a public hearing, where the next few months. Pictometry, a new system Crowe proposed to include community members can The second regulation purchased by the Property in the budget were a 3 per- provide input. The date for change would offer people Valuation Administrator’s cent cost-of-living the hearing was not set. a seven-day window in Office that contains aerials increase, an additional One proposal would which they could correct a of the majority of Nelson 0.59 percent in retirement County properties. change the 35-foot rear violation before they are setback requirement in charged a fine. contributions and a 15 per- Excess revenues of cent increase in insurance $11,147.78 would cover conservation design subdi- “That’s probably our visions to 20 feet, and No. 1 complaint … right premiums. the technological updates, • The commission said Johnston-Crowe. change side setbacks from now, is people having to 10 feet to 8 feet. This pay the late fees,” approved a request to allows more room for a Johnston-Crowe said. rezone 0.22 acres at 112 Regulation changes building on a property, and Under the proposed Sylvan Drive belonging to Also in next year’s would bring the require- change, instead of being Joseph S. and Julia A. budget, Johnston-Crowe ments closer in line with charged an immediate late Osborne from R-1B sin- requested $2,000 to con- more urban R-1C and R- fee of double the permit gle-family residential to R- ERIN L. MCCOY/The Kentucky Standard tract consultant Tim Butler 1D zonings, Johnston- cost, the violators would 1C single-family residen- as the commission seeks to Crowe stated. It wouldn’t be sent one letter of warn- tial. The difference Joint City-County Planning Commission Director Janet revise a number of plan- affect the 30 percent green ing and given a seven-day between those zonings is Johnston-Crowe discusses a Sylvan Drive zone change with ning regulations — a proj- space requirement. window. That fee would be the size, according to commission members at Tuesday’s meeting. Commissioners ect Johnston-Crowe has This issue came up at a charged if a second letter Johnston-Crowe. Zoeller also discussed some of the first of what may be many regula- tion changes to come in the next year or so. stated is much-needed. BOA meeting in early had to be sent, and if a dissented. REPORT OF THE AUDIT OF THE NELSON COUNTY FISCAL COURT For The Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2011
Page 37 TICHENOR &ASSOCIATES, LLP NELSON COUNTY CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS and MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - BUDGET TO ACTUAL - MAJOR GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS 304 MIDDLETOWN PARK PLACE,SUITE C LOUISVILLE,KENTUCKY 40243 GENERAL FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 BUSINESS: (502) 245-0775 FAX: (502) 245-0725 Amended E-MAIL: [email protected] Original Budget Actual Variance Budget
To the People of Kentucky Revenues Honorable Steven L. Beshear, Governor Taxes $ 4,662,300 $ 4,662,300 $ 4,787,676 $ 125,376 Lori H. Flanery, Secretary Licenses & Permits 444,400 444,400 356,691 (87,709) Finance and Administration Cabinet Honorable Dean Watts, Nelson County Judge/Executive Intergovernmental Revenues 1,189,900 1,441,050 946,900 (494,150) Members of the Nelson County Fiscal Court Charges for Services 300,800 300,800 336,728 35,928 Other 37,500 120,950 153,534 32,584 Independent Auditor’s Report Interest 22,200 22,200 96,586 74,386 Total Revenues 6,657,100 6,991,700 6,678,115 (313,585) We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the governmental activities, the business- type activities, each major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of Nelson County, Expenditures Kentucky, as of and for the year ended June 30, 2011, which collectively comprise the County’s basic General Government 2,669,900 2,670,225 2,544,129 126,096 financial statements, as listed in the table of contents. These financial statements are the responsibility Public Protection of the Nelson County Fiscal Court. Our responsibility is to express opinions on these financial Law Enforcement 806,400 873,650 865,589 8,061 statements based on our audit. Building Inspection 200,800 205,450 203,794 1,656 Fire Protection 39,000 37,625 37,610 15 We conducted our audit in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America, the standards applicable to financial audits contained in Government Auditing Standards Emergency Management 300,400 321,950 319,379 2,571 issued by the Comptroller General of the United States, and the Audit Guide for Fiscal Court Audits Public Advocacy 4,700 4,700 4,685 15 issued by the Auditor of Public Accounts, Commonwealth of Kentucky. Those standards require that General Health & Sanitation 710,300 718,400 711,229 7,171 we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are Social Services 133,750 135,750 126,021 9,729 free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the Recreation & Culture 392,600 505,300 465,880 39,420 amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting Road Maintenance 43,000 43,000 41,818 1,182 principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audit provides a reasonable basis for our opinions. Transportation Services 208,400 208,400 203,016 5,384 Debt Service: As described in Note 1, Nelson County, Kentucky, prepares its financial statements in accordance with Principal 105,000 105,000 105,000 the modified cash basis, which is a comprehensive basis of accounting other than accounting principles Interest 31,300 31,300 31,220 80 generally accepted in the United States of America. Capital Projects 1,047,000 1,069,650 371,644 698,006 Contingencies 148,750 245,500 245,500 In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the Total Expenditures 6,841,300 7,175,900 6,031,014 1,144,886 respective financial position of the governmental activities, the business-type activities, each major fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information of Nelson County, Kentucky, as of June 30, 2011, Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures and the respective changes in financial position and cash flows, where applicable, thereof and the Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) (184,200) (184,200) 647,101 831,301 budgetary comparisons for the general fund, county road aid fund, jail fund, and occupational license Other Financing Sources (Uses): fee fund, for the year then ended in conformity with the basis of accounting described in Note 1. Transfers Out (1,289,300) (1,289,300) (985,833) 303,467 The county has implemented Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement 54 as it relates to Transfers In 259,000 259,000 259,000 the modified cash basis of accounting as described in Note 1, which has altered the format and content Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) (1,030,300) (1,030,300) (726,833) 303,467 of the basic financial statements. Net Changes in Fund Balance (1,214,500) (1,214,500) (79,732) 1,134,768 The management’s discussion and analysis is not a required part of the basic financial statements but is supplementary information required by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board. We have Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 1,214,500 1,214,500 1,320,483 105,983 applied certain limited procedures, which consisted principally of inquiries of management regarding the methods of measurement and presentation of the required supplementary information. However, we Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 1,240,751 $ 1,240,751 did not audit the information and express no opinion on it.
The accompanying notes are an integral part of the financial statements.
Page 38 NELSON COUNTY STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - Page 2 BUDGET TO ACTUAL - MAJOR GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS To the People of Kentucky COUNTY ROAD AID FUND Honorable Steven L. Beshear, Governor FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 Lori H. Flanery, Secretary, Finance and Administration Cabinet Original Amended Honorable Dean Watts, Nelson County Judge/Executive Actual Variance Members of the Nelson County Fiscal Court Budget Budget
Revenues Our audit was conducted for the purpose of forming opinions on the financial statements that Intergovernmental Revenues $ 2,861,500 $ 2,872,500 $ 2,225,403 $ (647,097) collectively comprise Nelson County, Kentucky’s basic financial statements. The accompanying Other 175,600 175,600 27,666 (147,934) supplementary information as listed in the table of contents is presented for purposes of additional analysis and is not a required part of the basic financial statements. The supplementary information has Interest 5,700 5,700 3,066 (2,634) been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and, in Total Revenues 3,042,800 3,053,800 2,256,135 (797,665) our opinion, is fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the basic financial statements taken as a whole. Expenditures Road Maintenance 2,344,200 2,316,325 1,842,257 474,068 In accordance with Government Auditing Standards, we have also issued our report dated Capital Projects 1,343,000 1,486,900 1,163,865 323,035 January 26, 2012, on our consideration of Nelson County, Kentucky's internal control over financial Contingencies 37,000 83,975 83,975 reporting and on our tests of its compliance with certain provisions of laws, regulations, contracts, and Total Expenditures 3,724,200 3,887,200 3,006,122 881,078 grant agreements and other matters. The purpose of that report is to describe the scope of our testing of internal control over financial reporting and compliance and the results of that testing, and not to Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures provide an opinion on the internal control over financial reporting or on compliance. That report is an Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) (681,400) (833,400) (749,987) 83,413 integral part of an audit performed in accordance with Government Auditing Standards and should be Transfers In 450,000 550,000 550,000 considered in assessing the results of our audit. Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) 450,000 550,000 550,000 Respectfully submitted, Net Changes in Fund Balance (231,400) (283,400) (199,987) 83,413 Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 231,400 283,400 283,962 562 Tichenor & Associates, LLP
Tichenor & Associates, LLP Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 83,975 $ 83,975 Certified Public Accountants
January 26, 2012
A complete copy of the “Report of the Audit of the Nelson County Fiscal Court” can be obtained
1960’s, a roof that was go forward and continue >> Swap installed 55 years ago and an negotiations with the school From Page A1 underground storage tank. board to make this thing a However, according to the reality.” land swap agreement, the Other council members At its 7 p.m. meeting, Nelson County School asked whether the building most City Council members Board shall remove all of the would be utilized or collect agreed the swap was a good heating oil from the tank. dust. idea. Once that’s complete, the “We won’t let it sit,” “I think the building can city will fill the tank with Sheckles said. “We plan to be utilized,” Councilman sand. use it.” Francis Lydian said. “The “We’re very fortunate that “It is a big building, that is TOM DEKLE/Nelson County Schools building is old, but it’s well it’s not costing (the city) any- an old building,” built.” The Nelson County School Board has agreed to swap Old Kentucky Home Intermediate, thing to make this swap,” Councilman Joe Buckman above left, for property on Cardinal Drive, owned by the City of Bardstown. However, others weren’t Sheckles said, noting that added. “Old buildings cost a in complete support. many city departments — lot of money to operate.” Councilman Fred Hagan such as recreation, “I don’t think this build- said he doubted why the city Bardstown Police ing will be an albatross Roland Williams, Bobby Orr in a press release from Sheckles added in the needs the building. He Department and the around (the city’s) neck,” Simpson and Lydian in Nelson County Schools. release that the city could added that he wants the city Bardstown-Nelson County Sheckles said. “We can use favor, and Hagan and “The city gets a good facility to identify any problems never use the 1.8-acre prop- Fire Department — could it in several ways. I have Buckman voting in opposi- to open up to the community erty it was swapping. with the building before the utilize the space. been contacted by several tion. for all sorts of purposes. The land swap. After hearing other appre- different groups and organi- A property assessment of school district gets room for The 1940s building has “I’m not sure (the city) hensions from council mem- zations about potential uses the OKH Intermediate future expansion for a new served as an elementary, should be in the business of bers, a perplexed Sheckles for the building but I have School, which was declared early learning center that is middle and high school renting out property,” Hagan recalled the last meeting in not made any commitments surplus property by the already near capacity. The before being used as an inter- said. which the council discussed yet.” school board several months community comes out a win- mediate school. It is right Hagan also addressed the the land swap. In fact, the city already ago, valued it at $650,000, ner in both respects.” poor condition of the school. next door to Foster Heights “It was my understanding uses OKH for recreation, according to Orr. But what “I concur with the super- Elementary. “The building is an alba- we were in agreement, that if according to Jackey. the decision came down to, intendent that it’s a win, win, tross,” he said, noting some we had the opportunity to do The Bardstown City he said, was that each party win situation for everybody,” Orr and school district concerns with the building this, we didn’t have a prob- Council passed the swap gained something in the Sheckles stated in the press attorney Terry Geoghegan such as electrical equipment lem (with OKH’s issues),” agreement 4-2, with swap. release before City Council’s were at the City Council that was installed in the Sheckles said. “We would Councilmen Tommy Reed, “It’s a win, win, win,” said 7 p.m. meeting. meeting.
Page 72 NELSON COUNTY BUDGETARY COMPARISON SCHEDULE - OTHER FUNDS SOLID WASTE FUND FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011
Original Amended Actual Variance Budget Budget REPORT OF THE Revenues Intergovernmental Revenues $ 57,500 $ 57,500 $ 57,579 $ 79 Charges for Services 1,746,300 1,756,300 1,767,073 10,773 Other 8,500 33,100 25,649 (7,451) Interest 300 300 160 (140) AUDIT OF THE Total Revenues 1,812,600 1,847,200 1,850,461 3,261
Expenditures General Health & Sanitation 1,709,700 1,719,300 1,622,433 96,867 NELSON COUNTY Capital Projects 160,000 188,000 181,988 6,012 Contingencies 32,400 29,400 29,400 Total Expenditures 1,902,100 1,936,700 1,804,421 132,279 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures Before Other Financing Sources FISCAL COURT (Uses) (89,500) (89,500) 46,040 135,540 Other Financing Sources (Uses): For The Fiscal Year Transfers out (100,000) (100,000) (100,000) Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) (100,000) (100,000) (100,000)
Ended June 30, 2011 Net Changes in Fund Balances (189,500) (189,500) (53,960) 135,540
Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 189,500 189,500 158,055 (31,445)
Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 104,095 $ 104,095
Page 73 NELSON COUNTY Page 39 BUDGETARY COMPARISON SCHEDULE - OTHER FUNDS NELSON COUNTY LANDFILL FUND STATEMENTS OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES - FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 BUDGET TO ACTUAL - MAJOR GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS LGEA FUND Amended FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2011 Original Budget Actual Variance Budget
Revenues Original Amended Actual Variance Intergovernmental Revenues $ $ 11,840 $ 30,745 $ 18,905 Budget Budget Charges for Services 1,983,400 1,983,400 2,097,384 113,984 Other 500 500 16,212 15,712 Revenues Interest 75,000 75,000 43,953 (31,047) Intergovernmental Revenue $ 168,500 $ 168,500 $ 191,528 $ 23,028 Total Revenues 2,058,900 2,070,740 2,188,294 117,554 Interest 1,000 1,000 1,085 85 Total Revenues 169,500 169,500 192,613 23,113 Expenditures General Health & Sanitation 1,467,600 1,585,990 1,493,490 92,500 Expenditures Capital Projects 75,000 40,000 18,067 21,933 Road Maintenance 165,000 165,000 127,074 37,926 Closure reserves 1,325,225 1,253,675 427,078 826,597 Contingencies 100,400 100,400 100,400 Total Expenditures 2,867,825 2,879,665 1,938,635 941,030 Total Expenditures 265,400 265,400 127,074 138,326 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) (808,925) (808,925) 249,659 1,058,584 Net Changes in Fund Balance (95,900) (95,900) 65,539 161,439 Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 95,900 95,900 131,960 36,060 Other Financing Sources (Uses): Transfers Out (200,000) (200,000) (641,000) (441,000) Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 197,499 $ 197,499 Transfers In 100,000 100,000 515,000 415,000 Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) (100,000) (100,000) (126,000) (26,000)
Net Changes in Fund Balances (908,925) (908,925) 123,659 1,032,584
Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 908,925 908,925 801,787 (107,138)
Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 925,446 $ 925,446
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Original Amended Amended Actual Variance Original Budget Actual Variance Budget Budget Budget
Revenues Revenues Intergovernmental Revenues $ 10,200 $ 75,500 $ 36,792 $ (38,708) Charges for Services $ 995,550 $ 1,003,050 $ 1,007,374 $ 4,324 Charges for Services 1,653,500 1,653,500 1,714,514 61,014 Other 4,000 4,000 6,024 2,024 Other 3,500 3,500 19,749 16,249 Total Revenues 999,550 1,007,050 1,013,398 6,348 Interest 1,000 1,000 378 (622) Total Revenues 1,668,200 1,733,500 1,771,433 37,933 Expenditures Expenditures General Government 32,900 32,900 27,088 5,812 Debt Service: Public Protection 1,967,750 2,016,750 1,968,933 47,817 Capital Projects 60,000 125,300 115,992 9,308 Principal 519,450 519,600 519,587 13 Contingencies 11,115 5,115 5,115 Interest 407,700 407,550 406,933 617 Total Expenditures 2,038,865 2,147,165 2,084,925 62,240 Capital Projects 79,200 86,700 86,621 79 Contingencies 3,010 3,010 3,010 Total Expenditures 1,042,260 1,049,760 1,040,229 9,531 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) (370,665) (413,665) (313,492) 100,173 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues Over Expenditures Other Financing Sources: Before Other Financing Sources (Uses) (42,710) (42,710) (26,831) 15,879 Transfers In 335,000 335,000 335,000 Total Other Financing Sources 335,000 335,000 335,000 Other Financing Sources (Uses): Transfers Out (415,000) (415,000) Net Changes in Fund Balances (35,665) (78,665) 21,508 100,173 Transfers In 441,000 441,000 Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 35,665 78,665 79,536 871 Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) 26,000 26,000
Net Changes in Fund Balances (42,710) (42,710) (831) 41,879 Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 101,044 $ 101,044 Fund Balance, July 1, 2010 42,710 42,710 3,273 (39,437)
Fund Balance, June 30, 2011 $00 $ $ 2,442 $ 2,442 The Kentucky Standard >> Friday, April 27, 2012 • www.kystandard.com A12 Sports
RIVER RAT BASEBALL >>SCORES AND SCHEDULE NC stakes claim for top seed Scores Baseball Monday PETER W.ZUBATY Taylor Co. 7, Bardstown 4 [email protected] Bullitt Central 8, Bethlehem 6 Nelson Co. 22, John Hardin 15
Things got a lot more Tuesday PETER W. ZUBATY interesting in the 19th Nelson Co. 4, Washington Co. 2 District baseball seeding SPORTS EDITOR Wednesday race with Nelson County’s 4- Bethlehem 8, LaRue Co. 4 >> [email protected] 2 win Tuesday over visiting Marion Co. 6, Bardstown 2 Washington County, which had been undefeated in dis- Thursday Hart Co. at Bethlehem trict games to that point. Bardstown at Bullitt Central “It was a big win for us. Anderson Co. at Nelson Co. A trip down We’ve been struggling (and) just haven’t had everybody Softball Saturday memory lane healthy,” Cardinal coach Assumption Crusade For Children David Sparrow said. North Laurel 10, Bethlehem 4 I have always been a collecting “Hopefully it’s a big stepping Bethlehem 2, Woodford Co. 0 type, for whatever reason. stone for the second half of (forfeit) I was drawn to baseball cards at a the season for us.” Monday very young age buying the occa- The win moved Nelson Bethlehem 5, Nelson Co. 4 sional pack here and there and County to 8-11 overall this chewing the hard, window-pane season, but more importantly Tuesday brittle gum that came along with the Eminence 13, Bardstown 2 to 2-1 in district play with Mercer Co. 15, Nelson Co. 0 cards (and hopefully didn’t stain the three games to go. cards with sugar and other goodies), Washington County fell to Wednesday all the while praying my teeth would 11-9 and suffered its first Bethlehem 13, Campbellsville 11 survive the trauma. district loss in four games Schedule I became even more engrossed in this season. If the Cardinals Baseball them when a neighbor passed along can beat homestanding Friday a couple shoeboxes full of old cards Bardstown tonight (7:30 Nelson Co. at Bardstown — most from the early 1970s, but a p.m. expected first pitch) Monday few from the ’60s. and win games next week at Taylor Co. at Bethlehem I scraped up all the possible home against Bethlehem and Elizabethtown at Nelson Co. change I could in those days, run- on the road against the Tuesday ning around the corner to Mr. PETER W. ZUBATY/The Kentucky Standard Commanders, they’ll lock up Washington Co. at Bardstown Owens’ store to exhaust his supply, Bethlehem at Nelson Co. then hopping on the bike and head- Nelson County senior Bradley Gerage struck out nine batters and didn’t ing to other locations in Warsaw — allow an earned run Tuesday against Washington County in a 4-2 win. See NC, page A13 Wednesday the Carryout, General Store, Kate’s, Bardstown at Garrard Co. Miss Woody’s — to see how their Thursday supplies were holding out. It was all Burgin at Bardstown about accumulating a full set in Bethlehem at Bullitt East those days, hoping that hot rookies Softball in the sets would turn out to be Friday future hall-of-famers instead of Washington Co. at Bardstown journeymen. You know, Rickey Nelson Co. at John Hardin Hendersons instead of Doug Flynns, Saturday Eddie Murrays rather than Wayne Hart Co. at Bardstown Krenchickis. Monday I had tens of thousands of ’em, Taylor Co. at Nelson Co. occasionally spreading them out on Bardstown at Nelson Co. the floor and organizing them on rainy days when wiffle ball wasn’t a Tuesday Bardstown at Fort Knox possibility. I used to know all the Bethlehem at Marion Co. stats from the backs of the cards. Nelson Co. at North Bullitt Well, all the stats that mattered, any- way. Wednesday Nelson Co. at Washington Co. In those days, it was the best way PETER W. ZUBATY/The Kentucky Standard to access the game from a distance. Thursday It seems fantasy league baseball — Nelson County’s Paden Vernon (left) easily puts the tag on a Washington County baserunner on a steal Bardstown at KCD attempt Tuesday after a strong throw by Cardinal catcher Anthony Wilkerson. I’m currently in first in two of my Tennis three leagues, thankyouverymuch Friday — fills the gap where cards and Taylor Co. at Nelson Co. Strat-O-Matic used to do the job. STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Saturday I always held a soft spot in my Bethlehem at Nelson Co. heart for Cincinnati Reds players, but I also already knew about them Monday from listening to the nightly radio On the record with: Bardstown’s Victoria Yocum Midland Conference Tournament broadcasts. Baseball cards, however, Bardstown junior the younger athletes look Tuesday teamed up along with weekly offer- Victoria Yocum is this up to me for inspiration, Midland Conference Tournament ings such as The Baseball Bunch, week’s nominee for The motivation, and as a role This Week In Baseball and NBC’s Wednesday Kentucky Standard/PLG- model. It means a lot to Adair Co. at Bardstown Saturday Game of the Week, as well TV 13 Student-Athlete of me when the younger as the daily box scores in the paper Thursday the Week. athletes come up to me and nightly Reds opponents to give Nelson Co. at Fort Knox A standout sprinter on for advice on different me an insight into the entire breadth the Tiger track squad, Track and Field of Major League Baseball. I loved techniques. Yocum is the top-ranked PZ: How tough is it jug- Friday other sports then, but at that time in Elizabethtown Invitational my life, baseball was the only thing 200-meter dash runner in gling schoolwork, sports the state, and already has and other activities? Saturday that mattered. I was pretty sure my Eastern Relays (at U of L) stats would be on the back of a card a state championship in VY: Schoolwork, sports, in some other kid’s bedroom, some- the 400 under her belt, and my other activities Tuesday day. which she won as an get hectic at times, but I Heartland Conf. at LaRue Co. Well, the inability to hit a curve- eighth-grader. She carries have great support from a 3.7 GPA and is the pres- my mother and father Thursday ball combined with my being born Bardstown Invitational not left-handed to scuttle my would- ident of three different who encourage me to be career well before it started, with clubs at Bardstown High, maintain my high aca- reality hitting me at about 18 years and plans to study demic achievements. of age, like most other kids. accounting and finance PZ: What has been Not long after that, while away at as well as communica- your biggest thrill in >>SPORTS NOTES college, my cards were stolen from tions in college. Yocum is track? me by a neighbor kid, and that currently entertaining VY: My biggest thrill in Horseshoe Pitching scholarship offers. track is breaking the ended my baseball card (and some The Nelson County Kentucky Standard school records in my football and basketball cards) col- Horseshoe Pitching sports editor Peter W. events. I have already lecting habit. Every now and again I Association invites folks to Zubaty had a few ques- broken the 400-meter would pass by a booth at a flea mar- come out to the Nelson tions for Yocum to better dash record, 100-meter ket or a shop at a mall, or just County Fairgrounds on get to know her. dash record, 4x200-meter thumb through a Beckett’s price PETER W. ZUBATY/The Kentucky Standard Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 relay record and the guide to see what some of the old p.m. throughout the summer PZ: What’s your favorite Bardstown junior Victoria Yocum is the top-ranked 4x400-meter relay gems I had were now selling for. to work on your game. TV show? sprinter in Class 1A in the 200-meter dash. Yocum record. My goals are to Family fun for all ages, See RIVER, page A13 VY: My favorite TV won a state championship in the 400 as an eighth- break the 200-meter dash including boys, girls, men shows are American Idol grader. record and the 800-meter and women. For more infor- and Sunday’s Best. dash record. ing Muscle Milk. last race may be. mation, call (502) 349-6686, PZ: What got you started PZ: What do you do PZ: How has winning a PZ: What’s your favorite (502) 252-9890 or (859) 552- in track? when you have some pre- state championship, and song/album? Who’s your 8906. VY: I remember when I the injuries you had to favorite band/artist? cious free time away from was younger and in the deal with afterward, VY: My favorite song is school and sports? elementary school, at shaped you into the ath- My Worship Is For Real. VY: On my free time Culvertown softball recess I would always lete you are today? My favorite artist is Kirk away from sports and Those interested in partici- race the boys. I won VY: With me winning the Franklin. school, I like to relax and pating in a men’s softball majority of the time! I state championship as an PZ: What do you enjoy spend time with my little league at the Culvertown always wanted to run eighth grader and the most about track? brothers. Ballpark should attend a track as a younger kid. I knee injuries that follow- VY: I enjoy running with meeting 7 p.m. Monday at had dreams of even com- ing year, I was highly my teammates and being Victoria’s TV interview the park. The league will play PETER W. ZUBATY/ peting in the Olympics. motivated to be an even very competitive. appeared on Student- The Kentucky Standard on Tuesday and Thursday PZ: Do you have a better athlete today. I’ve PZ: What does it mean to Athlete of the Week fea- nights beginning May 15. The cards of former Yankee great favorite pre-meet meal? learned to leave all I have you to be a leader for ture on Zubaty and Crew Call 549-3451 with ques- Mickey Mantle remain as popular VY: My favorite pre- on the track and run like your team? Sports Week’s segment on tions. as ever with baseball card collec- meet meal is eating fet- it’s my last because you VY: With me being a Thursday’s PLG-TV 13 tors young and old. tuccini alfredo and drink- never know when your leader on the track team, news. See NOTES, page A13 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A13
dropped seven of nine com- >> NC ing into this week while From Page A12 dealing with injuries to three Recent Wildcats starters. Those guys are start- ing to get healthy finally, and the top seed in next month’s that has coincided with district tournament. Nelson County winning its visiting E’town “We want to be the No. 1 past two games. seed,” Sparrow said. “It put “For once this year, every- us in a situation where we thing we’ve worked on all this weekend control our own destiny. But season finally came togeth- we still have to take care of er,” Sparrow said. business to get that No. 1 The Cardinals were in For the second weekend in a row, Towne Mall seed.” action at home against in Elizabethtown figures to be filled with The Cardinals and Anderson County Thursday University of Kentucky fans from far and wide. Commanders were locked after press time. Bardstown After former Wildcat center and National up at 2-2 going into the bot- (6-14, 0-3 dist.) dropped a 6- Player of the Year Anthony Davis was in town tom of the sixth, but that’s 2 decision Wednesday last week for more than two hours in front of when Nelson County got its against Marion County; more than 3,000 autograph seekers, three of his Bryce Reiter, 11, Cox’s Creek, shot his first-ever turkey this spring bats going, getting a go- Thursday’s visit to Bullitt former teammates will be at center stage Friday season. The tom weighed in at about 19 pounds with a 9 1/2- ahead RBI single from Zach Central occurred after press and Saturday. inch beard. Editor’s note: This photo appeared in the April 25 Mauldin, then adding a time for this edition. Today, Doron Lamb is scheduled to appear edition with incorrect caption information. We regret the error. fourth run when Jake Jones Bethlehem is currently 2- from 5-8 p.m. A photo package ($30 minimum) delivered an RBI single as must be purchased prior to having anything 2 in district games, with both Mart or Blazer Food Mart in well. Mauldin, Jones and of its losses coming at the signed. Khalil Bourn had two hits On Saturday, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist is >> Notes Bloomfield, or at Bardstown hands of Washington Sporting Goods. Deadline is apiece for the Cardinals. County. The Eagles have scheduled to appear from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. From Page A12 That set up starting pitch- A photo package ($40 minimum) must be pur- today; late forms will be accept- games next week at Nelson ed but are subject to a late fee. er Bradley Gerage, who chased prior to having anything signed. County and at Bardstown. Call 460-0275 with questions. enjoyed a masterful game Also Saturday, Darius Miller is scheduled to appear from 5-7 p.m. There is a $20 charge for NE Nelson Little with nine strikeouts and no Eagles avenge Youth league signups earned runs allowed while 8x10 photos. League earlier loss Kentucky coach John Calipari appeared with Northeast Nelson Little League The city of New Haven is taking pitching all seven innings. signups for the 2012 Summer The senior retired each of the the NCAA Tournament championship hard- baseball is taking registrations Connor Ballard and Jake ware earlier this month at Shoney’s and the Recreation Ball Leagues. Pick last 10 batters he faced. Yates went a combined 5- for the 2012 summer league for North Dixie Kroger in Elizabethtown. Davis kids age 5-12 (Aug. 1 cutoff). up a form at City Hall. Ages 3- “Bradley pitched a mag- for-6 at the top of the lineup 12 are eligible to participate. The nificent baseball game,” could also be returning to Towne Mall in a few Forms can be picked up at Bart’s for Bethlehem Wednesday, weeks, according to mall management. deadline is Tuesday. Call 549- Sparrow said. “He hit his accounting for six runs and spots, kept them off-bal- an RBI during the Eagles’ 8- ance.” 4 home win. Overall, Sparrow called Josh Koontz also figured Tuesday’s game the best per- prominently, delivering two formance of the season for hits and three RBIs, includ- his bunch. ing one during a four-run And with that, the first inning. Cardinals may now be The Eagles (12-12 over- poised to make a run after a all) were in action after press rough early start spilled over time Thursday against Hart into midseason. At one County and host Taylor point, Nelson County had County Monday.
I may find an excuse to hit >> River another sports memorabilia From Page A12 show sometime soon. That’s stuff’s just neat. More often than not, frustra- tion would ensue when I Mercifully, it ends would see cards I knew I The news came across had going for more than Thursday that the NFL will $100 — kind of like the Dr. eliminate the Pro Bowl, its J rookie card in the Virginia postseason all-star game. Squires ABA uniform that I To that, I say, it’s about miss dearly. time. The Pro Bowl never I’ve since picked up a few pits the best v. the best, the cards here and there in way it’s ideally supposed to. recent years, but nothing In a sport where injuries major like I used to. I had play such a prominent role, backtracked and found sev- it’s just silly to expect guys’ eral old Willie Stargell cards seasons to end, then for from throughout his career, them to come back a few but I’m not sure where weeks later to play an exhi- those have disappeared to bition game, usually at half- either. speed. It was interesting this past The skills challenge weekend looking through makes far more sense as an some of the items available appropriate exhibition. At at the show at the least more so than hoping to Bardstown-Nelson County get something thrilling out Civic Center. I saw some I of the sixth-best quarterback had, and some I wished I in the AFC, as that’s all had. who’s available after every- I ended up picking up a one else declined. couple of items, perhaps out of some sense of obligation. Congratulations, Not sure, really. Got cards of Johnny Bench, Willie Hall-of-Famer! Stargell and Mean Joe Best wishes to former Greene, as well as a really Bardstown High School nice-looking 1958 Ernie cheerleading and track Banks card. coach Libby Burr, who joins I doubt I’ll ever go hog- the Dawahare’s/KHSAA wild into cards again the Hall Of Fame in a ceremony way I used to. Saturday in Lexington. She Unfortunately, other collect- was the National Cheer ing habits — vinyl records, Coach of the Year in 1992. specifically — take up far too much of my time Peter W. Zubaty can be instead. reached via e-mail at pzu- But it was fun to take a [email protected] or at trip down memory lane, and 348-9003 Ext. 115. A14 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard
Assemblies of God and the did the Bible study and the “There was a lot of sitting But Bennett testified campout attendee told the >> Mitchell Kentucky District Council prayer, were you doing it as with him and trying to Tuesday that Coulter was jury that Coulter announced From Page A1 of the Assemblies of God, Derek Coulter or Derek explain to him at that time observed closely after the it in church. but the plaintiffs have since Coulter, youth minister?” that it was not his fault, and accident. Testimony about how settled with the latter two asked Thomas Clay, an attor- hugging him and consoling “He was never to be left long before the campout Mitchell’s family. entities, according to Garry ney for Jamie Mitchell’s him,” she said. alone with the children, not attendees and congregation Coulter’s attorney, Adams, an attorney for family. A number of witnesses because we feared for harm, members learned about it Stewart Burch, told the jury Jamie Mitchell’s family. “I was doing it as me, remembered Coulter’s eulo- but because he might use ranged from about a month in closing statements that his A condition of the settle- because the kids needed gy at Jamie Mitchell’s funer- bad judgment again,” she to only a few days before. client wanted to take respon- ment was confidentiality, so that,” Coulter responded. al, in which he reiterated the said. Golden insisted that Coulter sibility for his poor choices. Adams could not disclose The next day, after the lie he had been telling since Bennett said she felt she planned the campout only a But Burch asked the jury to the nature of the settlement. vehicle flipped, Coulter tes- the accident: that he, not couldn’t drop Coulter from few days in advance, not the be fair in awarding settle- Big Spring is now called tified he could not find Jamie, had been driving the his involvement with the church’s standard procedure. ments to Jamie Mitchell’s Open Door Christian Center Jamie and thought he was vehicle. church after such a traumat- Experts also testified on parents, James Mitchell and and is no longer associated still alive when he first lied It wasn’t until Keeling ic situation for all involved. Jamie Mitchell’s earning Rebecca Coleman, and his with the Assemblies of God. about who was driving. told the truth and Coulter “There was no way I potential through life had he aunt, Melissa Stevenson, J. Dale Golden, attorney “I didn’t know Jamie was was interviewed at the sher- could throw somebody out lived, providing their recom- reminding the jury that for Big Spring, argued that dead. I didn’t want Jamie to iff’s department that he because of a bad decision. mendations on how much to Coulter did not intend to letting a 13-year-old drive take the fall for my stupidi- came clean about letting I’ve spent my life working compensate his parents for inflict emotional distress was not in the best interest of ty,” Coulter said. “I wanted Jamie drive. with those people,” she said. lost wages. when he lied about who was the church; that the church to be the one to get in trou- Attorneys for Jamie She added that she did not James Mitchell remem- driving the car. and its pastor, Mavis ble.” Mitchell’s family contended believe Coulter’s failure fill bered his son on the stand “Derek’s saying you Bennett, did not know about But Stevenson, who is the that Coulter was not fired out documentation and take Wednesday: “He was my should fix the judgment or sanction the camping trip administrator for Jamie’s from his position at the classes as his job description best friend. He was such a against him. You should Coulter organized the night estate, told the jury that church or even disciplined required could have provid- joy to be around. No father award the estate,” Burch before the crash; and that Coulter told her Jamie spoke for two months after the ed a warning of what he could ask for a better son.” said. “What we know is Coulter was spending time to him at the scene of the accident, even after the would do on June 6, 2009. that’s all they were — they with Jamie Mitchell as his accident, as he laid pinned church learned the truth Though Bennett insisted were mistakes. Derek never cousin, not as his youth min- beneath the vehicle. about the accident. she didn’t know about the intended to harm this boy Hosting an event? ister, when the accident In a tearful testimony, “They showed no proof campout beforehand, POST ON OUR that he thought so much of.” occurred. Stevenson said Jamie’s fam- that they even bothered to Keeling testified he dis- Coulter served 20 months Jamie’s mother, Rebecca ily even tried to comfort supervise him after that,” cussed it with her, Coulter CALENDAR of a five-year sentence for Coleman, told the jury she Coulter in the days follow- said Kirsten Daniel, an attor- and other youth group mem- www.kystandard.com reckless homicide and wan- had made plans for Jamie to ing the accident. ney for Jamie’s family. bers beforehand. Another ton endangerment, to which spend the day with Coulter he pleaded guilty in 2010. June 6, and spend that night He is now out on parole. with him as well, after the The verdict draws a con- campout ended. But, she clusion to a trial lasting said, “I picked Derek since more than three days, with he was a youth minister.” testimony from roughly a On the stand Tuesday, dozen people. Coulter insisted he did not Expert witness Ken tell anyone at the church he Agent, a transportation engi- was hosting the campout, neering consultant, testified which was off church prop- that Jamie might have lived erty. Although he was a if he was wearing a seat belt. youth minister at the church, The driver’s side door of he said he was hosting the Coulter’s 1997 Chevrolet event outside of his official Blazer was held closed with capacity. twine. If it had been proper- “I believe a pastor is a ly shut Jamie may not have pastor, but a pastor also has a been ejected from the vehi- family, a pastor also has their cle, which ultimately caused own life,” he said. his death, Agent added. Still, he admitted almost The jury was also tasked all of the approximately 10 with determining whether campout attendees were Bloomfield’s Big Spring members of the church Assembly of God church youth group he supervised. was negligent in hiring and Jamie Mitchell had by sever- retaining Ronald Derek al accounts only attended the Coulter as a youth minister church a few times before for the six months leading the campout. up to the crash — and for He also admitted he led a two months afterward. The Bible study and prayer that lawsuit was originally filed night. against Coulter, Big Spring, “Now hold on. When you the General Council of the Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard A15
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He added that HB4 would of HB4, but would keep From the beginning, have to do all we can to mit- Drive to the Salt River >> Pill punish law-abiding doctors responsibility with the Higdon said it has always igate the prescription drug Bridge, widening of KY 245 From Page A1 who give citizens the pre- Cabinet of Health and been his goal to deal with problem.” from U.S. 62 to U.S. 150, scriptions they need. Family Services, instead of pill mills, which hire a doc- overlay of the Blue Grass One thing’s for sure, shifting it to the Attorney tor to come in and write pre- Parkway with more than five Police to share information Road Plan Budget miles of resurfacing and five Frankfort legislators thought General. scriptions for narcotics, even House Bill 2, which out- regarding drug diversion and bridge replacement projects the issue of prescription bill The first section of HB1 though patients may not lines the $4.5 billion budget improper prescribing. It on U.S. 150, U.S. 62, SR 458 abuse was something that is similar to Senate Bill 2, need them. for the annual road plan, was would require doctors, who and CR 1327. needed to be addressed fast. which Higdon sponsored, “Kentucky law won’t stop also passed during the 2012 prescribe controlled sub- Other items in the road “The illegal use of pre- but which didn’t make it it,” Higdon said. “(But HB1) General Assembly special stances, to register with and plan include improving the scription drugs is a real through the legislature. It will get in control of the doc- session. use the Kentucky All safety of U.S. 150 from the problem,” Higdon said. would require owners of tors out to make a quick “I’m very satisfied with Schedule Prescription Blue Grass Parkway by “Three people a day die pain clinics to be licensed buck in prescribing medica- the appropriations for the Reporting (KASPER) sys- using asphalt and rumble from overdoses.” physicians, rather than entre- tions to make a dollar with road plan,” Floyd said. tem. strips. After much discussion preneurs. HB1 would also no regard to their patients.” Anticipated projects for Many legislators added According to Floyd, the and compromise, Speaker of require pharmacists to enter Floyd agreed. Nelson County include the different revisions to the bill. majority of the projects the House Greg Stumbo data into KASPER in real “I hope this will solve 90 widening and relocation of According to Floyd, what should begin in the next two sponsored House Bill 1, time, rather than the 24 percent of the drug abuse U.S. 31E from Whitesides was left was a watered down which has the basic structure hours they had before. problem,” Floyd said. “We years. piece of legislation that nobody could agree upon. “One thing I can say about the bill, there is some- thing in there for everybody not to like,” Higdon said. For instance, a main source of ire was the portion Hot Fresh Breakfast Sandwiches, Homemade Cinnamon Rolls, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Pork Chops... of the bill that would give the Attorney General the ALL BEING SOLD WITH SIDES! right to a report a doctor to a licensing board if he believed the doctor isn’t using KASPER. Fri., April 27 To Floyd, that’s the No. 1 9am-4pm glitch with HB4. “It shifted responsibility,” Outdoor Equipment Day! Floyd said, “which means Echo®, Shindaiwa®, Snapper®, the assumption is that it’s a ® ® law enforcement matter and Bad Boy , Grasshopper - not a health care matter.” Reps with demos available! Higdon agreed with Floyd. “KASPER was put in place to be a monitoring sys- tem,” Higdon said. “When you make it strictly law enforcement, there are some issues with that. We have a lot of good doctors in Nelson County and we did- n’t want the Attorney General’s office looking Echo® over their shoulders. When Chainsaw you move it to law enforce- GiveAway Contest! ment, it’s a slippery slope Friday, April 27...1-4pm and I’m not prepared to go Come use our saw to cut a log - there.” the cut closest to 3 lbs. wins! In the event of a tie, a winner will be drawn from names tied. >> Ranges From Page A1 city’s Code of Ordinances. “Some items were made clearer,” Sheckles said. “And it was modified for today’s standards and KRS statutes.” According to the amended ordinance, indoor firing ranges equipped for the prac- tice of shooting, including archery, will also be permit- ted to use firearms if the design and construction of the firing range completely confines ammunition rounds within the building in a con- trolled manner. A registered architect or engineer in the Commonwealth of Kentucky must also certify the design and construction of the firing range. During the Feb. 28 Bardstown City Council meeting, Patrick Hayden, owner of Keene’s Depot on Old Bloomfield Pike, approached the council about the construction of an indoor firing range at his business. He wanted to make sure his business was not in viola- EU2000i tion of any city ordinances. Super quiet - 53 to 59 dB (A), 2000 watts (16.7 A) of Honda Inverter 120 AC Power, Lightweight-less than 47 lbs., Eco-Throttle- During the February meeting, runs up to 15 hours on 1 gallon of fuel, parallel with other EU2000i Sheckles had City Attorney for additional power, power for microwave, refrigerators, hair dryer Tom Donan research the & small AC units wording of the ordinance since it didn’t specify the issue of indoor gun ranges. In the revised ordinance, special events or demonstra- tions would need to acquire a EU2000i Companion permit to shoot firearms, as Super quiet - 53 to 59 dB (A), 2000 watts (16.7 A) of Honda long as the police department Inverter 120 AC Power, Lightweight-less than 47 lbs., Eco- Throttle-runs up to 15 hours on 1 gallon of fuel, parallel with other inspected the area for safety EU2000i for additional power, 30A Receptacle allows easy hook purposes. up to RV with optional connector “If the police chief or his/her designee determines that any activity of the permit holder constitutes a safety hazard … the permit may be suspended,” the ordinance reads. The ordinance also states that, “It will be unlawful for any person, except peace officers, military personnel and similar officers in the execution of their official duties, to fire or attempt to fire any rifle, shotgun, pistol, gun or any other firearms of any kind within city limits. Any person found in viola- tion will be fined no less than SatSat.,., April 28 $100 or no more than $500. Sheckles noted that this is 8am-3pm one of the first steps the city ARCHERY CONTEST is taking to amend the ver- biage in its ordinances. Kids & Adults! “Some of our ordinances Each shooter gets 3 shots are a little obsolete in terms at the target with furnished of fees and fines,” Sheckles bowbow.. Highest total from adult said, adding that the city will & kids group wins. In the correct any of its ordinances event of a tienames will be drawn. WINNERS ANNOUNCED that need to be changed as AT 4PM. they come across them. AT 4PM. APRIL 27TH, 2012 B-SECTION
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ERIN DIANNE Open House Sun, Apr. 29...2-4pm NEW LISTING! REDUCED!! ACREAGE! CUMMINS C. BORDERS NEW PRICE! Office Manager 502-460-0624 3385 Boston Rd. 216 E. Stephen Foster Ave. $425,000 $599,900 100 Ice Rd. 1497 Lawrenceburg Rd. $339,900 144 Glenview Dr. $109,900 Beautiful 10 acre estate! Over 6,000 sq. 1118 Metalwood $499,000 $399,900 Nearly 200 year old home - incredibly Custom built one owner home 5 Very nice 3 BR, 2 BA home w/ many restored & meticuously maintained w/ ft finished! 5/6 BR, 3.5 BA, w/ sun- Large 6 BR, 3.5 BA family home in Great horse facility w/ beautiful home! 4 upgrades. Gas log fireplace, custom the Cedars. Huge master suite w/all BR, 3 BA w/ finished walkout bsmt. BR, 3.5 BA, 12.48 acres, addt’l historic charm intact. Circa 1814 w/ room, office, bar, mother-in-law sutie kitchen/wetbar downstairs, 30’x40’ ceilings, laminate flooring, new elec- over 5,000 sq. ft. Rare offering that w/full kitchen, 30'x45' metal bldg. par- the extras, add’l LL kitchen, lovely in Barn has 66’x120’arena & 12 stall barn. trical and plumbing fixtures. must be seen to appreciate. ground pool set on cul-de-sac lot. Gorgeous views of lake & knobs. workshop w/ att. machinery shed tially finished. Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 NEW PRICE! REDUCED!! TED JOEY BRAY HAYDEN 502-249-0345 502-460-1078 106 Sandy Hill Court $269,900 112 Four Seasons $249,900 1251 Burg Hill Lane 111 Locust Grove 104 Coventry Lane $269,900 Newly built 3 BR, 3 BA home w/ fam- $254,900 Walkout bsmt. home features 5 BR, 3.5 $224,900 3BR, 2 BA w/ cathedral ceilings, HW, ily room w/ cathedral ceilings, open 15 acres of serenity! End of cul-de-sac BA, vaulted ceilings, FR w/ FP, DR, 106B Remington $229,900 Relax in this beautiful 1-owner ranch open floor plan, gorgeous kitchen w/ floor plan, HW floors, ample cabinetry, in the Burg. Over 1,900 sq. ft. w/ walk- spacious eat-in kitchen, split BR floor Stunning 2 BR, 2 BA, 2 car att. garage off Nazareth Road. Over 2,700 sq. fin. appliances, full unfin. walkout bsmt. all stainless steel appliances, full bsmt., out bsmt. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2-car att. grg., plan, solid oak doors, full fin. bsmt. w/ townhome in Maywood, w/ fireplace & in this 3 BR, 3 BA w/ bsmt. Nicely on a well-manicured 1.11 acre lot. part. fin. 2 car att. grg. fenced pasture, pond & some woods. 3 FR’s, 2 BRs, wet bar, att. 2.5 car grg. many extras. Elegance galore! landscaped and lovingly maintained. Call David Mattingly 502-827-0356 Call Jerry Janes 502-507-3386 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Jerry Janes 502-507-3386 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 NEW LISTING! REDUCED!! REDUCED!!
CHARLENE JERRY 1119 Foxfire Rd. $189,900 209 Hollywood Dr. $199,000 CLAYTON 218 Wickliffe Rd. $224,000 219 W. Beall $219,900 JANES Well-maintained 1,700 sq. ft., 3 BR, 2 202 Ruth Lane $197,900 4 BR, 3 BA ranch w/ 1,800 sq. ft. w/ 502-331-3402 502-507-3386 19.44 Acres, 3 mobile homes, nice Lovely turn of the century 4 BR, 2 BA 330 Leo Spalding Ln. $209,900 beautiful Brazilian cherry floors, total- BA, 2-car attached garage, landscaped, New construction, 2 story 3 BR, 2 BA, workshop, barn, stocked lake, great downtown home nicely restored, HW Attractive 3 BR, 2.5 BA log home w/ garden spot, screened patio, nice work- ly remodeled BAs w/ marble floors & investment property with rental income. floors, Corian kitchen counters & large family rooms on 3 floors, nice appliances, 2-car garage brick w/ full unfin. walk-in showers, renovated kitchen w/ shop. bsmt. in Miller Springs just off Hwy. 245. Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 det. grg. w/ motor home bay & more. garage/barn, fenced on 5 acres. Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 new appliances, plus in-ground pool. Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 NEW PRICE!! NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING!
1007 Pembrooke Dr. $196,000 1238 Old Nazareth Rd. $175,000 108 Lakeshore Dr. $174,900 104 Calloway Ct. $169,900 115 Saddlebrook Dr. $169,900 429 Manton Rd. $165,000 TONY Over 1,800 sq in this 3 BR, 2 BA qual- Covered porch invites you into this Approx. 1,670 sq. ft. custom built, Immaculate, 3 BR, 2 BA approx. 1,500 One owner, well kept 3 BR, 2 BA w/ addt’l 3 BR, 2 BA clean 1-owner home w/ SUSAN ity new brick construction. Hardwood, exceptional 3 BR, 2 BA w/ over 1,700 large kitchen, open floor plan, 2 car sq. ft. w/ att. grg., open floor plan, vault- BR in bsmt, nice landscaping, above ground HW/tile flooring, large master BA MUIR O’DANIEL tile, open floor plan with full unfin- sq. ft. Spacious & open-ceramic garage, many extras, located in the 36 ed ceilings, eat in kitchen, located in pool w/ deck, upper level garage close prox- w/ whirlpool tub & walk-in closet. 502-510-3163 502-507-3800 ished basement. tile/hardwood floors. 1.66 acre lot. hole Woodlawn Springs golf course! Woodlawn Springs Golf Course. imity to I-65, 10 mins from Btown. Rural setting, convenient location. Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING!
113 Deep Springs $150,000 3480 Holy Cross Rd. $155,000 105 Versailles Ct. $151,900 108 Pete Lane $146,000 3 BR, 2 BA approx. 1,500 sq.ft. 2 car 115 Jellico Dr. $145,900 2004 Sandstone $164,000 Lovely 3 BR, 2 BA in excellent condi- Well-maintained 3 BR, 2 BA home w/ 3 BR, 2.5 BA in Miller Springs w/ 1st tion, vinyl ranch sitting on 6.6 acres, 2 attached garage, hardwood/tile flooring, New home! 3 BR, 2.5 BA brick Over 2,000 sq ft in this 4 BR, 2 BA LL grg., full walkout bsmt, 1,300 sq. ft. open floor plan, vaulted ceiling, large floor mstr, stainless steel kitchen over 2-car LL grg. in Corman's ranch with 2 car garage. Nicely land- car det. grg., spacious eat-in kitchen in Corman's Crossing lg. master BR/BA deck that overlooks Woodlawn Springs appliances, spacious upstairs & w/lots of cabinetry, outbuilding & pond. Crossing, features HW & ceramic scaped yard that backs up to farmland. w/whirlpool tub, cul-de-sac street. Golf Course. stamped concrete sidewalks/porches. flooring. Cute plan, ready to go. JR TERRY Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 ROYALTY ROBERTS Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 502-507-2218 502-249-0505 NEW PRICE! REDUCED!! NEW PRICE!! NEW LISTING! NEW PRICE!
115-F Manor Ave. $122,000 1435 Tucker Dr. $145,000 1030 Leigh Terrace $142,000 106 Isaac Greer Ct. $139,000 361 Manton Rd. $135,900 3686 Roberts Rd. $120,000 3 BR end unit condo overlooking Cute 3 BR, 1BA brick ranch in the Nice 4 BR, 2 BA brick home attrac- Charming 4 BR, 2 BA spacious home, Spacious condo living in Windsor Very nice home w/ country view. 3 Maywood Golf Course. 2,000+ sq. ft. nice landscaping, attached garage, out- BR, 2 BA, 2 car att. garage. Great country w/ large 2car det. garage, out- tively set in town w/full partially fin. Gardens community. Single floor plan of living space on 3 levels. All appli- bldg, in-ground pool w/ pool house, all walkout bsmt, gas FP & screened in building, located on large lot, country w/ 2 lrg. BRs & many extras. Call agent kitchen w/ lots of cabinets & sellers ances remain - washer/dryer included. porch, all kitchen appliances. setting with in-town convenience. leaving appliances. Almost new! Attached garage. set on just over 2 partially wooded acres. for details. Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 SUSAN KRISTA NEW LISTING! NEW PRICE! SLOANE WHITE 502-460-2835 502-510-2031 10 Stoner Rd. $117,900 110 Chattanooga Dr. $121,900 4 BR, 2 BA viny home minutes from 2827 Oakwood Dr. $119,900 185 Peabody Loop $115,900 New construction with a fantastic open town. Many updates that include tile and Very clean 3 BR, 2 BA, carport, 123 Jack Drive $115,900 3 BR, 2 BA brick ranch in Corman’s 114 Camellia $111,900 great room, some hardwood & ceramic laminate flooring. Updated light fixtures, screened-in back porch, great cabinet New home w/ 3 BR, 2 BA vinyl ranch Crossing. Ceramic flooring in kitchen, New construction home in Copper flooring, 3 BR, 2 BA in Corman's plumbing fixtures & door hardware. FP, pack & seller is leaving all kitchen located in convienent Parkway Village, BAs & laundry. Some mature trees, Fields, 3 BR, 2 BA attractively set fea- Crossing. Great for commuters. 2 outbuildings situated on a corner lot. appliances. close to town. great for commuters. tures ceramic tile. Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call or text Ted Bray at Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 502-249-0345 or tedskyhomes.com Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 NEW PRICE! NEW PRICE! REDUCED AGAIN! NEW LISTING! STACIE SERINA WIMSETT COOKE 502-827-4730 Professional Assistant 521 N. 4th Street $103,000 101 Republic Ct. $104,900 103 Camellia Dr. $102,900 104 Tulip Dr. $99,900 2406 Hobbs Lane $99,900 1000 Walnut Creek Historic older home in the heart of town $107,900 Immaculate brick ranch home w/ 1,216 features 2 BRs, 2 BAs, open area kitchen, New Construction 3 BR, 2 BA brick 3 BR, 2 BA, hardwood flooring. 5.87 acres in the country! Well 3 BR, 2 BA like new home in great sq. ft., 3 BR, 2 BA, privacy fence, HW floors, new thermo payne windows, home in Copperfields, just off L-ville Immaculate inside & out. Kitchen maintained home with 3 BR, 2BA. location & nice floor plan. Appliances beautiful landscaping, well-main- new electrical upgrade, 3 working FPs, Road features lots ceramic flooring. appliances included. Nice barn, pond, creek, all taken & outbuilding stay. Move-in ready! tained, located in Woodlawn Area. new deck, 1 car grg., outbldng. Great first home. Call or text Ted Bray at good care of & manicured perfectly. Call David Mattingly 502-827-0356 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Call Jerry Janes 502-507-3386 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 502-249-0345 or tedskyhomes.com Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 TAKE NOTICE!
2374 Coon Hollow Rd. $99,900 1008 Cliffwood Dr. $94,900 5848 Lawrenceburg Rd. $79,900 105 Rogers Ct. Nice metal bldg. w/ 2-car garage Very nice 3 BR, 1.5 BA home just min- 808 Monks Rd. $89,900 $86,800 Super nice 3 BR, 1 BA Bedford stone & living quarters privately set on utes from town. Outbuilding w/ electric 100 Thunder Springs $91,500 3 BR, 1 BA brick ranch, hardwood, large 2 New construction, cute 3 BR, 2 BA w/1 car att. garage, features hardwood VACANT LAND 7+ acres for horses w/ large pole & concrete. Big yard w/ pea gravel for Very cute new construction, 3 BR, 2 car garage in the country, set on approx. 1 brick ranch, set on cul-de-sac lot. & tile flooring, appliances included, set barn & pond. pool or playground. BA brick in Woodlawn. acre lot. Ceramic in kitchen, BAs & laundry. on nice lot in Chaplin. 27 Acres Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Water & sewer available. Beautiful home sites, minutes to town. NEW PRICE! NEW PRICE! Call Tony O’ Daniel 502-507-3800 Leonard Hall Rd. $52,900 5.17 ac.- beautiful country set- 618 Pulliam Ave. ting- nice place to build a home. 206 E. O’Bryan Ave. $79,900 212 Engleman $74,900 $71,500 475 Hilltop Dr. $63,000 Very cute, 2 BR,1 BA, remodeled Nice 3 BR, 1 BA vinyl home in New 148 Depot St. $48,900 Call David Mattingly 502-827-0356 Great money maker, cash flows, 2 BR, 249 Lyons Station Rd. $79,900 Nice, clean 3 BR, 2 BA, 1,349 sq. ft., home in town w/ finished attic room, 1BA duplex. Well-maintained, new Very spacious & clean 2 BR, 1.5 BA fenced backyard, large deck, lots of clos- carport & basement, all set on double Haven, features walk in closet stor- 2 BR, 1 BA vinyl home, great invest- Humphrey Lane $1,908,000 windows, new aluminum, priced below brick home w/1 car garage in town. ets & cabinets, appliances stay. lot with new landscaping. Seller will age building, back deck, ft. porch ment priced reasonable in the city limits length of home. 636 Acres, Hard to find a tract this PVA value. Vinyl privacy fenced back yard. Call Charlene Clayton 502-331-3402 pay $3,000.00 closing costs. of Bloomfield. large. mostly wooded , borders BG Call David Mattingly 502-827-0356 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Charlene Clayton 502-331-3402 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 Parkway, bring all offers. Call David Mattingly 502-837-0356 VACANT LAND • VACANT LAND • VACANT LAND • VACANT LAND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Filiatreau Lane Woodlawn Springs Gonza Clark Rd. $185,000 Lyon Station Rd. Light Industrial Property on Filiatreau Lots now at unheard of low prices 92 acres of wooded hunting & recre- 100 acre farm, 2 homes, crop land, Lane ranging from 1 acre & up. All from $10,500 to $14,500 per lot. ational property w/ hunting cabin. pond & some woods, great investment. Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 1905 Keith Knob Rd. utilities to each lot including sewers, Lots for walk-out basements on $125,000 Patriot Drive $363,000 water, natural gas and 3 phase electric. golf course, some w/ trees now 46.3 acres. Approx. 8 acres pasture w/ 633 N. Third St. $199,000 Flat land, little site preparation selling for $14,900. Flat to rolling Eddie Miles Rd. $59,900 495 Acres $425,000 balance in woods. 1,200 sq. ft. home w/ 2.90 acres Zoned B-3 located off required and good drainage. Land 3 BR, 1 BA. Property is in flood zone. Great Third Street location w/ B3 HWY 245 high traffic business area. lots off golf course, some w/ trees 31 acres of wooded hunting & recre- Private woodlands & hunting with Zoning. Ample parking. Ideal for pro- $24,950.00 per acre, compare with any ational property. secluded hunting cabin on Moss Brown. Barn & fishing lake. Great hunting w/ Can be sold in smaller tracts ranging now selling for $10,500. fessional or medical office. from $115,000-$135,000. LIP tracts. Some border BG Parkway. Call Tony O’ Daniel 502-507-3800 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 Call Harold Wimsett 502-249-0383 lots of privacy Call Tony O’ Daniel 502-507-3800 Call Joey Hayden 502-460-1078 Call Susan Sloane 502-460-2835 Call Terry Roberts 502-249-0505 B2 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard
The editorial staff of The Kentucky Standard believes it is in the public interest to publish public record information. We will not discriminate in publishing this infor- mation. We will publish the names of all people who plead guilty or who are found guilty of any crimes. We also publish marriage licenses, divorce decrees, property transfers and accident reports. All record items obtained through official sources. All addresses are Bardstown unless stated otherwise. All cities are in Kentucky unless >>Public Record otherwise stated.
Jim Charlesworth, 5191 Bloomfield, real estate in Sandy Butler, Bardstown, Lee Zoeller, New Haven, to Donahue, New Haven, to Joe Zoning Lawrenceburg Road, Nelson County, $71,000. Lot 152 Woodlawn Springs, Little Houses LLC, New and Carla Taylor, Bardstown, Compliance Bloomfield, accessory Quitclaim-Cory N. and Phase X, $175,000. Haven, real estate in Nelson real estate in Nelson County, structure. Leslie M. Newcomer, Whitney R. and Dana L. County, $65. $12,000. The Joint City-County Jay Thomas, 228 Bardstown, to Cory A. and Bean to Natalie Cheser, all of J. Wallace and Doris L. Commissioner’s Deed- Planning Commission has Rosewood Drive, single Leslie M. Newcomber, Bardstown, Lot 8 Blue Grass Thompson, to Daniel Curt Traxler, et al, to issued the following zoning family alteration. Bardstown, Lot 27 Hunters Court, $92,500. William Jr. and Amanda Jo Secretary of Housing and compliance permits:Weeks Emile Hawkins, 402 Ridge Phase II. Commissioner’s Deed- Cox, all of Bardstown, Lot Urban Development, of April 2 and April 9, 2012: Cathedral Manor, commer- Tony and Charlotte Joseph Thompson, et al, to 292 Woodlawn Springs, Oklahoma City, Lot 25 Bobby and Ann Skaggs, cial addition. Hagan, Bardstown, to STYA James David Shields, Phase X, $165,000. Creek Chase Subdivision, 4139 Bloomfield Road, sin- Emile Hawkins, 402 SAI LLC, Bardstown, real Bardstown, Lot 276 Salem Cross Construction Inc., $74,000. gle family addition. Cathedral Manor, commer- estate in Nelson County, Hills Subdivision, Phase VI, to Joseph T. and Stacey K. Your Community Bank St. Thomas Church, 870 cial accessory. $351,000. $55,000. Spalding, Bardstown, real Inc., New Albany, Ind., to St. Thomas Lane, accessory Tommy Riggs, Ireland Tony and Charlotte Quitclaim-Maria L. estate in Nelson County, BC Construction structure. Avenue, single family Hagan, Bardstown, to STYA Collier to Daryl R. Collier, $154,100. Enterprises, Bardstown, Lot Melvin Mobley Sr., 3052 dwelling. SAI LLC, Bardstown, real both of Bardstown, real Mary Jean Hall to Victor 291 Woodlawn Springs, Chaplin-Taylorsville Road, Sandra K. Harrell, 102 estate in Nelson County, estate in Nelson County. W. Hall, both of Bardstown, Phase X, $10,500. Bloomfield, single family Guinness Court, accessory $51,000. Quitclaim-Thomas and real estate in Nelson County, Michael J. Lux and Maria addition. structure. Federal Home Loan Peggy Weckel, Hamland, $109,520. A. Waseila, East Concord, Frank and Patty Ritchie, Anthony Hughes, 116 Mortgage Corporation, W.Va., to Tina Dawn Thomas D. Jr. and Shelia N.Y. to Jeffrey B. and 1985 Ritchie Lane, single Daffodil Drive, accessory Carrollton, Texas, to Tommy McCormick, Cox’s Creek, A. Davis, Elizabethtown, to Kimberly A. Loyless, family alteration. structure. Yaste, Willisburg, real estae real estate in Nelson County, Daniel E. and Jacqualine A. Bardstown, real estate in Kesha Edelen, 4135 Louis Thompson, 8115 in Nelson County, $16,000. $34. Wehmeyer, Boston, real Nelson County, $34,100. Woodlawn Road, accessory New Shepherdsville Road, Commissioner’s Deed- Robert Bernard Properties estate in Nelson County, Michael J. Lux and Maria structure. Cox’s Creek, accessory Matthew W. and Amanda M. Inc., Bardstown, to Elizabeth $157,900. A. Waseila, East Concord, LaRue County Water structure addition. Wendling, et al, to Secretary N. and Bradley S. Eastland, Phillip and Ramona N.Y. to Joseph L. Hayden, District, Cecil Ridge Road, Warren Meredith, 2315 of Housing and Urban New Haven, Lots 4A and 4B Coffey, Boston, et al, to Bardstown, real estate in New Haven, public structure. Jim Clark Road, New Haven, Development, Oklahoma Jane Villa Subdivision, Alvin Ray and Jennifer Nelson County, $88,000. Orville G. Stone, 4074 agricultural structure. City, Lot 62 Oakwood $81,000. Atkins Worner, Franklinton, Bloomfield Road, agricultur- Thomas G. Miles Jr., 373 Subdivision, Phase I, Jesse D. McCubbins to N.C., real estate in Nelson See RECORD, page B3 al structure. Culver Lane, New Haven, $106,000. Ronald W. and Rebecca K. County, $210,000. Russell E. Culler, 560 Mt. accessory structure. Quitclaim-James P. and Curtsinger, all of Bardstown, Michael D. and Audrey Moriah Road, accessory Amy Howell, 3720 Old Ida Johnson to Helen real estate in Nelson County, Thompson to Joseph and The editorial staff structure. of The Kentucky Bloomfield Road, accessory Thompson-Halk, all of $27,000. Brittany Curtsinger, all of Standard believes it Holly Coy, 149 Hudson structure. Bardstown, real estate in Rose Ann and Toby Ray Boston, real estate in Nelson is in the public inter- Drive, accessory structure. Glenn Burd, 191 Holy Nelson County, $3. Stone to Toby Ray and Rose County, $1. est to publish public Tracy Rogers, 116 West Cross Road, New Haven, Quitclaim- Helen Ann Stone, Cox’s Creek, Lot Hurst V LLC, Bardstown, record information. Beall Street, accessory struc- agricultural structure addi- We will not discrimi- Thompson-Halk to James P. 30 Corman’s Crossing, to Gary W. and Sheila R. nate in publishing ture. tion. and Ida Johnson, all of Phase II, $1. Bickett, Bardstown, Lot 58 this information. We Houck Rentals LLC, 120 Joby and Donna Willis, Bardstown, real estate in Town & Country Bank Beech Fork Estates, $33,000. will publish the Wheeling Avenue, single 2208 Samuels Road, Cox’s Nelson County, and Trust Company, Peggy Helmburg, names of all people family dwelling. Creek, agricultural structure. Samantha Bartley to Bardstown, to Hagan Homes Versailles, to Marshall E. who plead guilty or Charles W. Rogan Trust, who are found guilty Bryan Trent, 5760 Plum Robert E. and Alison Clark, LLC, Bardstown, real estate Tingle, Bloomfield, real of any crimes, mar- 1294 South Ann Drive, sin- Run Road, Bloomfield, agri- all of Loretto, real estate in in Nelson County, $138,395. estate in Nelson County, riage licenses, gle family addition. cultural structure. Nelson County, $61,200. Mary Alma Cox to Freddy $11,173.19. divorce decrees, Louis Brothers, 50 Thomas Martin, 415 Commissioner’s Deed- R. Mattingly, both of Quitclaim-Terry Bricken property transfers Brothers Lane, single family Deatsville Loop, Cox’s and accident reports. Brandon Coomes, et al, to B- Bardstown, real estate in and Cathy Sexton, to Claims made in filing dwelling. Creek, accessory structure. Town Properties, LLC, Nelson County, $65,000. Marshall E. Tingle, all of a lawsuit present only Jenny Miles, 107 Willow Nathan Lewis, 2696 Tom Bardstown, real estate in Federal National Bloomfield, real estate in one side of a case. Court, accessory structure. Greer Road, single family Nelson County, $54,000. Mortgage Association, Nelson County, $10. All addresses are Fern P. Geoghegan, 2390 dwelling. Secretary of Housing and Dallas, to Robert Bernard BAW Rental Properties Bardstown unless Nelsonville Road, Boston, stated otherwise. All Eric Reynolds, 107 Earl Urban Development, Properties LLC, Bardstown, LLC, Bardstown, to H&M cities are in Kentucky agricultural structure. Court, accessory structure. Atlanta, to Jack Welch, real estate in Nelson County, Real Estate LLC, Raywick, unless otherwise Cross Construction, 111 Phillip Gaffney, 210 Bardstown, real estate in $66,000. Lot 2 Salem Park, $486,500. stated. Delaware Court, single fami- Ruger Court, accessory Nelson County, $35,000. Lida Oxnard and Michael Charles R. and Theresa J. ly dwelling. structure. T-CO Construction LLC, Brightside Farm LLC, Bardstown, to Johnathan and 1929 Yates Cooney Neck Chasity Renfro, Bardstown, Road, Bloomfield, accessory Property Transfers Lot 194N Copper Fields, Betty Seay, View All Local Listings structure. Phase IV, $115,900. CRS, GRI, CIPS and Foreclosures Jamalyn Yanke, 101 Kentucky Housing Broker/Owner Hamilton Court, single fam- Phillip Gaffney, Corporation, Frankfort, to Cell: (502) 460-0539 ily addition. Bloomfield, to William J. Houck Rentals LLC, VIRTUAL TOURS John Curtsinger, 204 and Jennifer R. Parrent, Bardstown, Lot 81 Springhill 108 South Third Street •Bardstown, KY 40004 Ruger Drive, accessory TOLL FREE: 1-866-778-7329 Bardstown, real estate in Subdivision, Section No. 4, Bus: (502) 349-0051 structure. Nelson County, $140,400. $48,000. Travis Greenwell, 127 Jack and Missy Hurst, Darryl Scott and Jennifer Locust Grove, singe family Bloomfield, to Cody W. Willett Godbey, New Haven, dwelling. Reynolds, Bardstown, Lot to John T. Jr. and Heather D. Jennifer Pike, 112 Haverly 140R Miller Springs Estate, Mattingly, New Haven, real Drive, accessory structure. $127,900. estate in Nelson County, Robert and Karen Burba, James Tyler and Catina D. $220,000. 420 Second St., New Haven, Yates, Loretto, to Sandra Quitclaim-Susan accessory structure. Bushey, Springfield, real Kimberly Tyler, Bardstown, John Downs, 213 Antlers estate in Nelson County, to Norma Sue Taylor, FRIDAY, APRIL 27 - 5-7 PM SATURDAY APRIL 28 - 2-4 PM Trace, Cox’s Creek, single $75,000. Bardstown, Lot 9 family addition. Federal Home Loan Thoroughbred Acres Teresa Clark, 160 Mortgage Corporation, Subdivision, $10. Preakness Drive, Cox’s Carrollton, Texas, to John WJH Properties LLC, Creek, accessory structure. and Nancy Richardson, Bardstown, to John R. and
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Please return this form, along with your $10 or $15* (*to include photo on PLG) donation to: THE KENTUCKY STANDARD – RELAY FOR LIFE PAGES P.O. Box 639, Bardstown, KY 40004. Please make checks payable to MAY 11 The Kentucky Standard. All forms must be returned by Friday, May 4th, 2012. BARDSTOWN THIS FORM IS NOT FOR PURCHASE OF LUMINARIES. HIGH SCHOOL 3530 SAMUELS RD. 103 DELAWARE DR. Luminaries are available through the American Cancer Society and Relay Team Memberss 4 BR, 2.5 BA, 5 gorgeous acres, 2 car attached Quality built new construction in the commu- AND PLG-TV13 garage, 40x30 metal building, hardwood/tile nity of Bridgepoint, 3 BR, 2 BA, .32 acre lot, flooring, like new, great commute location! patio, hardwood & tile flooring, all electric 110 W. STEPHEN FOSTER AVE. • BARDSTOWN • 502-348-9003 $324,900 Jimmy Cross 502-349-5755 utilities. $129,900 Jimmy Cross 502-349-5755 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard B3
trolled substance, $1,221 Cody Mullins, 1986, DUI, $548 plus 4 days, alco- tor’s license, $143 plus 60 plus 180 days/170 days sus- >> Record plus 104 days/76 days sus- license to be in possession, hol and drug education. days/60 days suspended. pended. From Page B2 pended, alcohol and drug $143 plus 30 days/30 days William L. Pennington Jr., John T. Blaine Jr., 1989, Brandon S. Sheckles, education. suspended. 1988, improper passing, no insurance, $643. 1984, theft by deception, Jeffrey Allen Mills, 1991, Troy Ivy, 1992, speed, $163. Frankie A. Howard, 1966, $478 plus 30 days/30 days disorderly conduct, 90 $191. Doris A. nally, 1958, no speed, $165. suspended. days/60 days suspended. Jonathan A. Sanders, insurance, $643/$250 sus- Michael A. Angel, 1983, Barbara H. Nalley, 1950, Citations James Michael Rogers, 1981, no seat belt, $25. pended. speed, $143 plus state traffic disorderly conduct, $153 1974, public intoxication of Matthew W. Wendling, Randy B. Turner, 1980, school. plus 60 days/60 days sus- a controlled substance, $183 1988, speed, $163. speed, no insurance, $1,183. William D. Hardesty, pended. Due to state guidelines, plus 20 days/20 days sus- Claude O. McMakin, Gabriel B. Penn, 1989, 1980, careless driving, pos- Kayondra M. Poynter, computer records no pended. 1989, operating a motor possession of open alcohol session of controlled sub- 1988, disorderly conduct, longer list dates of birth or Matthew Miller, 1992, vehicle on a beverage container, $178. stance, $218 plus 90 days/90 $183 plus 20 days/20 days addresses. In order to alcohol intoxication in a suspended/revoked opera- Hannah M. Williams, days suspended. suspended. identify individuals, The David A. Long II, 1974, William D. Hardesty, Kentucky Standard will public palce, $178. tor’s license, $143 plus 45 1987, careless driving, $163. Kenneth E. Douglas Jr., days/45 days suspended. Kevin J. Dawson, 1960, receiving stolen property, 1980, theft by deception, list the year of birth $384.64 plus 60 days/60 following the name. 1983, possession of marijua- Tyler C. Payton, 1988, speed, $143 plus state traffic $183 plus 120 days/120 days na, speed, $203 plus state speed, $163. school. suspended. days suspended. Susan Elizabeth French, Mary Cloyd, 1983, theft 1967, theft by deception, traffic school. Dwight W. Lovvorn, Shameka M. Thompson, John P. Hazelwood, 1976, James W. Blanford, 1988, 1975, speed, $148. 1979, speed, $148. promoting contraband, 365 by deception, $254.73 plus $327.92 plus 60 days/60 30 days/30 days suspended. days suspended. alcohol intoxication in a Jason Miller, 1975, speed, David K. Gilpin, 1981, days/365 days suspended. public place, $248. license to be in possession, operating motor vehicle on a Bradley S. Cox, 1991, Thomas F. Hamilton, Angela M. French, 1979, 1961, theft by unlawful tak- no/expired registration DeJuan J. Batten, 1991, $237. suspended/revoked opera- DUI, no insurance, fleeing DUI, possession of marijua- Brent I. Sands, 1986, tor’s license, $143 plus 90 or evading police, $1,258, ing, $183 plus 45 days/30 plates, no insurance, $668. days suspended. Brittany Downs, 1986, na, $981 plus alcohol and speed, license to be in pos- days/70 days suspended. plus alcohol and drug educa- drug education. session, $229. David R. Saunders, 1990, tion. David L. Conn II, 1973, speed, $181. hunting with improper shot- Ian Criner, 1989, promot- Justin M. Parrish, 1993, Constance H. Hulce, speed, $163. David Farley, 1990, oper- possession of marijuana, 1969, license to be in pos- Betty J. Downs, 1973, ating a motor vehicle on a gun, $203. ing contraband, $183 plus Amber L. Colvin, 1992, 365 days/365 days suspend- $153 plus 30 days/30 days session, no insurance, DUI, $898 plus 14 days, suspended/revoked opera- suspended. $1,223. alcohol and drug education. tor’s license, $1,153. violation of Kentucky ed. E.P.O./D.V.O., $183 plus 180 Jaylee A. Thomas, 1992, William O. Downs, 1949, Kimberly N. Stewart, John D. Adkins, 1977, no Justin Derek Downs, cattle not to run at large, 1975, speed, $171. insurance, operating motor 1993, theft by unlawful tak- days/180 days suspended. alcohol intoxication in a John M. Jackson, 1993, $153. Marcia G. Williams, vehicle on a ing, $183 plus 60 days/60 public place, $208. violation of Kentucky Justin Downs, 1993, dis- 1973, no/expired other state suspended/revoked opera- days suspended. William Joseph Martin, E.P.O./D.V.O., $153 plus 365 orderly conduct, $2,902.25 registration receipt, no insur- tor’s license, $643 plus 30 Brandley J. Lanham, 1985, theft by unlawful tak- days/355 days suspended. plus 90 days/90 days sus- ance, $668. days/30 days suspended. 1988, alcohol intoxication in ing, $183 plus 90 days/90 Samantha Jane Ford, a public place, $208. days suspended. pended. Angeline M. Evans, 1988, Ray A. Calbert, 1977, 1976, theft by deception, Tonya K. Lampkin, 1978, Brendan E. Cooper, 1993, no insurance, license to be in DUI, $868 plus 14 days, Mark A. Vittitow, 1981, $470.93 plus 60 days/60 theft by unlawful taking, criminal mischief, assault possession, $693/$250 sus- alcohol and drug education. possession of marijuana, days suspended. $153 plus 365 days/365 days fourth degree ,$994.53 plus pended. Maiduo Li, 1988, speed, possession of controlled Billy R. Smith, 1954, suspended. 360 days/360 days suspend- Ernest J. Lewis, 1960, no $203. substance, 165 days/155 alcohol intoxication in a Gary H. Thompson, 1982, ed. seat belt, possession of open Natalie L. Likins, 1980, days suspended. public place, resisting arrest, assault fourth degree, $243 Mary M. Harrison, 1967, alcohol beverage container, no insurance, $643. Cairicia N. Montgomery, $153 plus 30 days/30 days plus 10 days. theft by unlawful taking, $193. James B. Hurst, 1956, 1975, criminal trespassing, suspended. Shatoya P. Hazelwood, $153 plus 30 days/30 days Mark A. Pool, 1974, DUI, $748 plus alcohol and $528. James C. Hahn, III, 1985, 1988, falsely reporting an suspended. speed, $183. drug education. Anna Keene, 1961, theft alcohol intoxication in a incident, $233 plus 15 Christopher L. Trent, Bryan M. Blackwell, Anthony S. Highbaugh, by deception, $367 plus 30 public place, $208. days/15 days suspended. 1980, theft by unlawful tak- 1992, improper equipment, 1984, operating a motor days/30 days suspended. John W. Connaughty, Justin M. Rogers, 1989, ing, $153 plus 180 days/180 $173. vehicle on a Edward Heath, 1983, DUI, possession of con- days suspended. Joseph P. Linton Jr., 1975, suspended/revoked opera- assault fourth degree, $178 See CITATIONS, page B9
DEMAREE Bardstown’s Oldest & Most Reliable Firm! Norma Rapier, Broker Ken Rapier Leo Greenwell Steven Smith And 294-0417 249-9223 348-8402 507-0957 602 Bloomfield Rd. HUBBARD 502-348-5921 1-800-999-5921 Missy Boblitt ReRe Nicholson Molly Mattingly Mary F. Barnes Dale Newton www.dh90plus.com 510-1933 460-1209 827-3003 510-0488 507-6563 100776 101560 101060 97581
212 S. THIRD STREET 802 W. STEPHEN FOSTER 108 KINGSTON COURT 117 CASTLETON DRIVE Gorgeous Colonial home located down- $600,000 - Commercial opportunity $449,000 - One owner home in Wellington $423,900 - 4 BRs, 4 BAs, 2,500 sq. ft. town Bardstown. Spacious Open Floor 11,000 sq ft building 500 sq ft of office built with lots of forethought, hardwood plan, beautiful 3 story staircase, 10ft ceil- in Wellington. Custom-built, full fin- space,10,500 sq ft of warehouse, Good floors, lots of molding, tall ceilings, cabinetry ished bsmt. Norma Rapier 348-5921 or ings,deep molding and pretty trim work. Parking, 2.11 acre lot, Great location. galore. 5 BRs, 4 FBs, 2 HBs, 3,287 sq ft, 3 Car Call Norma 294-0417 Call Ken 249-9223 attached Garage. Call Norma 294-0417 Ken Rapier 249-9223. Very Desirable 101349 100469 New 101500 99836 New 51 lots Sold...5 Left Maywood Subdivision Price! Price! BETTER HURRY!! Beautiful Building Sites • 1.5- to 5-Acre Lots .25 to 2.15 acre lots • Wildlife with Natural Habitat 860 SIMON GREENWELL LN. 110 MAYWOOD AVENUE 116 CAMBRON DRIVE • Single Entrance - No Thru Traffic Private Settings and Golf Resort Like Property! Beautiful farm with a $349,900 - Lovely home, 4 BR, 3.5 BAs, $319,900 - Quality Built home in 100 WINDSOR AVENUE • Beautiful Entrance Course Views lovely home situated on 79.60 acres 2,900 sq ft. Full fin. bsmt., HW,marble/tile Maywood, 3BR, 2.5 BAs, with 2,550 sq ft, walk $285,000 - Lovely 4 BR, 2.5 BA home, HWY. 62 — 8.8 MILES WEST OF Home features 2,226 sq ft, 4 BR, 3.5 BAs, flooring. Fenced backyard. Maywood golf out basement, attached garage, hardwood. basement. Recently professionally deco- I-65, HWY. 62 — 7 MILES EAST OF Call Missy 510-1933 basement, wrap around porch. Beautiful rated. Call Norma Rapier 294-0417 BOSTON EXIT views. Call Molly 827-3003 community. Molly Mattingly 827-3003. Call MissySOLD 510-1933 90001 99770 101693 101504 New 99770 New 101693 Price! Price!
108 CREEL 132 LORENZA CIRCLE $250,900 - Nature Lovers Dream! Gorgeous 103 FOREST SPRING DR. 132 LORENZA CIRCLE 112 SUNFISH CREEK BLOOMFIELD ROAD 2,000 sq ft home,1.9 acres in Nazereth Woods. $245,000 - Well kept home on large cor- $239,900 - Lovely home in Miller Springs with $234,900 - Custom built home in Castle $220,000 - Farm on Bloomfield Rd. $239,900 - Lovely home in Miller Springs with Open floor plan w/nice hardwood flooring. ner lot in Forest Springs,large eat-in kitchen, numerous extras! Open floor plan, see through Cove 5 BRs, 3 BR, 1,734 sq ft, hardwood floor- 70.19 acres 48x50 tobacco barn, milk- numerous extras! Open floor plan, see through Quiet, serene setting w/gazebo, large deck in finished basement, 4 BRs, 3 BAs, 1,664 sq fireplace.Detail throughout,1884sqft,3BR,2BAs, ing, finished walk-out basement, Fireplace, ing parlor, two stocked ponds, 1142ft of fireplace.Detail throughout,1884sqft,3BR,2BAs, backyard.PENDING Call ReRe 460-1209. ft.Call Molly 827-3003 or Norma 294-0417. full basement, 245 area. Call Molly 827-3003 many additional features. Call Molly 827-3003 road frontage. Call Christy 349-8346 full basement, 245 area. Call Molly 827-3003 101856 101551 101475 New 101760 101606 101555 Price!
105 DEATSVILLE RD. 106 CREEL LANE 125 VENETIAN WAY 1003 SIMMENTAL CREEK 3671 YATES COONEY NECK 100 OLYMPIA DRIVE $198,900 - Gorgeous home located $198,500 - Quiet country atmos- $178,000 - Lovely brick home with $118,900 - Absolutely gorgeous 3BR, $179,900 - Country living at its best. 3 $169,500 - Charming home with 3BR, in Forest Springs, 3 BRs, 2 BAs, hard- phere in Nazareth Woods.Quality built h 1882sqft, 3BR, 2BA’s, sunroom, private 2BA home with totally updated kitchen. BR, 2 BA, 5 acres. Finished walk-out base- 2BA’s, 1772 sq ft, hardwood flooring, wood and tile flooring, lots of amenities 3 BR, 2 BA, garage, basement. Sitting on backyard, 2 car attached garage, great lots of upgrades. Extra nice pool with ment, new paint, new tile in kitchen, screened in breezeway,appliances. Call throughout. Call ReRe 460-1209 2.2 acres of private woods w/plenty of location. Call ReRe 460-1209 trex decking.PENDING Call Missy 510-1933 Hardwood,2 car garage.Call Steve 507-0957 Norma 348-5921, Call Ken 249-9223. wildlife & creek. Call ReRe 460-1209 99516 New 101539 101563 101101 101518 100700 Price!
426 ED PILE ROAD 109 GLENVIEW 188 PEABODY 1008 WHISPERING OAKS DR. 129 LEROY DRIVE 104 KENDALL MANOR $139,900 - $165,900 - New Construction in $159,900 Beautiful home new hard- $159,900 - Gorgeous 3BR, 3BA home Very Nice 3 BR, 2 BA $139,500 - Gorgeous quality built $136,500 - Charming home in town Castle Cove 3 BR, 2 BA, 1600 sq. ft.. Split wood floors, 3 BR’s, 2 BA’, finished w/o with split floor plan,walk out basement, home in Whispering Oaks. 2 car home in Miller Springs. 3BR, 2BA, 2 car with 3 BR, 1.5 BAs, 1305 sq ft. Hardwood floor plan,Custom Cabinets,large corner basement, appliances, 2 car garage. Hardwood Floors, granite counter tops, garage, fenced back yard. Call Steve garage.All appliances stay,Jacuzzi tub, tile flooring, beautiful cabinets, private back- lot. Quality built. Call Molly 827-3003 Call Ken 249-9223 many upgrades. Call Missy 510-1933 507-0957SOLD flooring, trey ceilings. Call ReRe 460-1209 yard. Call Norma 294-0417 101557 New 101371 101132 New 100691 101452 101843 Price! Price!
80 MARKS LANE 4201 BLOOMFIELD ROAD 602 NALLY COURT 1005 POLLEY DRIVE 106 KENDALL 5379 WOODLAWN ROADR, 1. $136,500 - Charming home in wood- $134,900 - Very Nice 3 BR,2 BA home Very Nice 3BR, 2BA home with 1,614 sq $130,000 - Very nice 3 BR, 2 BA $129,900 - Charming home, walking $118,500 - Charming home in beautiful lawn area. 3 BR, 2 BAs, split floor plan, fire- with 1,413 sq ft. 1 acre lot, appliances, ft. Formal lvg rm, eat in kitchen, and home with 1,468 sq ft. Located in distance to schools, doctor’s offices and setting with 3BR,2BA’s,1432 sqft,detached place,1,385 sq ft,1.5 acre,27x90 bldg.,pool dining rm. Attached garage, fenced great location close to town. Call Missy Millcreek Place. Call Molly 827-3003 uptown shopping. Home is in mint garage, and 7.56acre tract. Call Missy 510- w/deck, close to town.Call Missy 510-1933 510-1933 backyard. Call Missy 510-1933 condition.PENDING Call Norma 294-0417 1933 101738 98007 101830 New 100976 101476 101732 Price! $65,000 - Nice Cottage down- 1013 CLIFFWOOD DR. 119, 123 AVONDALE DR. 3150 OLD BLOOMFIELD RD. 214A BANJO STREET 35 JOE LYVERSR, 1. town $115,900 - Great starter home in the $95,000 - Beautiful well maintained, in $89,500 - Cute 3BR, 1BA home on $79,900 EA - 2 units available 2BRs, 706 ALLISON AVE. 3BR’s, country just minutes to town. Large 2 car $89,900 - New condo w/ 1018 sq. 2.5BAs, 1330 sq ft. 1 car garage. country. 1,236 sq ft, 3BR, 2BA, huge mas- ft., 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 car attached garage. 3.26acres, Detached garage with carport. 2BAs with 1,104 sq ft. Convenient loca- ter bath w/walk-in closet, large lot. Call detached garage. 3BR, 1BA, great back- Investment opportunity as well all 3 units Ken 249-9223 or Norma 348-5921. Outbuildings and a pond. House is move tion. Call Missy 510-1933 Steve 507-0957 yard with privacy.Call ReRe 460-1209 in ready. Call Missy 510-1933 for sale at $229,700. Call Steve 507-0957 97403 101733 100364 New 101282 100642 New 100982 Price! Price!
150 HUTCHINS LN. 103 LOBLOLLY COURT 121 AVONDALE DR. 152 PURCELL AVE. 104 SITKA 204-4 HONEYSUCKLE LN. $49,900 - Cute 2 BR, 1 BA home $74,900 – Nice home with 3 BR & 1 $69,900 - 2BR,1.5 BA,town home locat- $69,000 - Great Starter 3 BR, 1 BA $69,900 - Nice 3 BR, 1 BA home in town, $58,500 - 3BR, 1.5 BA town home ed in woodlawn area. Immediate occu- with 1,200sq. ft.. Private setting on BA. Large kitchen, private yard, great home with 1,092 sq. ft. Fenced back 1,152 sq ft. Most appliances stay, Screened in 1.29-acre lot, just minutes to town. large eat in kitchen fenced backyard. starter home. Ken Rapier 249-9223. pancyPENDING available. Call Steve 507-0957 yard Call Ken 249-9223 porch off the kitchen. Call Norma 294-0417 Call ReRe 460-1209 Call Molly LOTS & ACREAGE • LOTS & ACREAGE • LOTS & ACREAGE • 101450 101522 100518 243 MELODY DR. LENORE ROAD 100 REMINGTON ROYAL CREST BLANKENROD 72+ ACRES - Quiet country atmos- 1 5 acre Tract and 7 Excellent building SUBD. $36,500. DR. in Royal Crest COMMERCIAL OR phere. 3 lots near Building lots at lot in Maywood Only 14 lots remain- Estates. Residential LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Subd. .48 acres ing. City sewer, water - Off Hwy. 150 onto Pkwy. Dr. mody lake w/plenty approx 0.69. corner lot, golf wooded building of woods. Call Norma Rapier course view. Missy great location. lot. Call Molly Parallel to BG - will divide. Call ReRe 460-1209 294-0417. 510-1933 Ken Rapier 249-9223. 827-3003 Missy Boblitt 510-1933 514 MAXIE COURT 131 POPLAR CIRCLE LT. 8 ATKINSON HILL BUCHANAN BUILDING LOT 100 S. TWIN 1111 CLEAR 724 - 728 N. 3RD ST. COMMERCIAL SPRING DR., Prime Location for many 64 Storage units in Bardstown located BLVD. $124,999 - 0.75 acre in Castle OAKS DR. Nice big $39,900 - Great opportunity for $26,000 - Quiet, serene cabin in behind J&G equipment. Building size is Great commercial LOT $26,000. Great buiding business endeavors. 1.86 woods, Access to swimming pool, Cove in Woodlawn lot with scattered trees lot in Wildwood Acre tract, Seller may investors, 2 BR, 1 BA home with 1,964 11,333sq. ft.. Situated on a .69 acre lot. lot. Great bldg. site 607 Bloomfield Rd. fishing, lake & club house. Wonderful area.$25,000 Call .84 acre tract. in Woodlawn Springs. Estates. 1.52 acres. Call divide. Mary Florence sq. ft. Call Christy 349-8346 Owner/Agent Call Missy 510-1933. with all utilities. Norma 294-0417 or Barnes 348-4216 retreat! Call ReRe 460-1209 Ken 249-9223. Molly 827-3003 Call Ken 249-9223. Call Missy 510-1933 Steve 507-0957 Owner/Realtor. B4 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard
through May 14. A signed Cox’s Station DAR written nomination can be Cox’s Station Chapter, >> MEETING CALENDAR turned in or mailed to: Daughters of the American Nelson County High Revolution, will mark the TODAY SATURDAY School, 1070 Bloomfield grave of Sarah Crist Bardstown Alcoholics Bloomfield Alcoholics Road, Bardstown, KY Community Thomas, daughter of Anonymous. 9 a.m. every Anonymous. 8 p.m. every 40004 or email >> Revolutionary war soldier, Friday at Presbyterian Saturday at Bloomfield [email protected] Henry Crist, 11 a.m. May 26 Church, Broadway and Baptist Church, 106 notes schools .us. Second St., Bardstown. For at New Salem Baptist Springfield Road. For more To submit items for The Kentucky Church cemetery. All are more information, call 349- information call 270-735- Standard’s bulletin board, call Carrie ACT Prep welcome. 4628. 6810. Open Discussion, Pride at 348-9003, ext. 113, fax to 349- 3005 or e-mail [email protected]. ACT Prep classes are being Closed discussion, non- Non-Smoking. Announcements can be posted online offered by St. Catharine Humane Society of smoking, handicapped Handicapped Accessible. at www.kystandard.com. Access the College at Spalding Hall in accessible. community calendar and submit your Bardstown on May 19 and Nelson County cat event in the appropriate month. Boston Farmers Market is SUNDAY 26. Call Sr. Barbara at (270) clinics open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. every 699-2157 for additional Another “kitten season” is Wednesday and Friday. Bardstown Alcoholics information and to register. Anonymous. 6 p.m. every upon us, and we will receive Bardstown Alcoholics New Haven School PTO Sunday at Nelson Co. Public NEW hundreds of unwanted kit- Anonymous. 8 p.m. every invites everyone to come Library, 201 Cathedral Ladies Brunch tens. Please do your part to Friday at Nelson Co. Public and support the school at a Manor, Bardstown. For prevent pet overpopulation. Library, 201 Cathedral yard sale fundraiser 8 a.m. Bardstown Baptist Church more information, call 349- Boston fish fry If you have a cat and cannot Manor. For more informa- April 28 rain or shine at 489 will be hosting its seventh 3654. afford to go to a private vet- tion call (270) 312-1274. The Boston Community High Street, New Haven. annual Ladies Brunch, 11 Center will have a fish fry 5 a.m. May 12. Back this year erinary clinic, call the Open Discussion, non- Open discussion, non- Only select items will be smoking, handicapped p.m. April 27. They will will be the fashion show, Humane Society of Nelson smoking, handicapped priced. All other items will County at 349-2082 to have fish, hush puppies and food, fellowship, music and accessible. be purchased by making a schedule an appointment. A fries and cole slaw, baked door prizes. Everyone is Reformers Unanimous. donation of your choice to charge of $30 for females, beans and a dessert and invited. Luncheon is spon- Addiction program meets the PTO. Lots of items to sored by the youth ministry. $20 for males; a rabies shot FOR SALE drinks, Live music. choose. every Friday 7-9 p.m. at Tickets are $10 each or a and flea/earmite treatment Nelson County Baptist are included. No one is BY OWNER TFCCBC fish supper table of 8 for $75 and are Church, 55 Lutheran SBDM Council now available at the church turned away for inability to Church Road. Call Frank The First Cedar Creek nominations office. Call 348-3866 for pay. In May, clinics are May Olcott (502) 549-7751 for Baptist Church will have a more details. 4 and 11 (Fridays), May 14 more information. fish supper 6 p.m. April 28. Nominations are now being (Monday), and May 22 and taken for NCHS School- 29 (Tuesdays). Nelson County Citizens The church is 5 miles west Bardstown Baptist Center, 509 N. Fourth St. , of Bardstown off Boston Based Decision Making Council Parent Member for Yard Sale Bardstown. Open Monday Road. (Hwy 62) on John Fitch DAR through Friday 9 a.m. -2 430 Marks Lane The 2012-2013 School Year Bardstown Baptist Church, Bellwood Road (Hwy 733). p.m.. Daily nutritious lunch, In Woodlawn - 3.2 acres, to be eligible to serve on the on the corner of North Third The John Fitch Chapter For more information, con- activities, low impact exer- partial woods, 3 bedroom, 2 Council, You must be a par- and Brashear, will be having National Society Daughters tact the pastor, Tim Lucas at of the American Revolution cise, health information, bath, harwood and tile, par- 348-3832. ent, stepparent, foster parent, its spring yard sale May 18- tial basement, attached and or legal guardian of a student (DAR) will meet 6 p.m. May birthday and holiday cele- 19. Stop by and shop, there brations. Call 349-0516 for detached garages. AWE- attending NCHS during the 1 at Kurtz’s, 418 E Stephen will be treasurers for every- transportation and informa- SOME VIEW of valley below. New Haven School Foster Ave., Bardstown, in $235,000. Call or text 2012/13 school year. one. tion. Age 60 + all welcome. 502-331-3535. yard sale Nominations will be taken See NOTES, page B5
DAVID CHRIS KENNY SUSAN BRENT BISHOP BISHOP HAYDEN GRAFF LONG Broker/Auctioneer Auctioneer/Realtor Realtor Realtor App. Auctioneer/Realtor 502-252-5528 249-0328 249-0333 510-8006 507-1228 827-9420 w! NEW! NELSON AVE. - CHAPLIN - .98 acre build- TRACT #4 PRATHER RIDGE RD. - 25.11 acres, New! New! New! Ne ing lot, city water & electric available. city water available, beautiful views, private Double wides welcome. Priced @ $9,000. road access, some woods, awesome hunt- Call 252-5528 MLS# 101879 ing. Priced at $99,000. Call 252-5528. NEW! NELSON AVE. - CHAPLIN - 1.92 acre MLS# 100488 building lot, city water & electric available. TRACT #2 PRATHER RIDGE RD. - 5 acres, city 3 BRs, 2 baths, 1465 CLARKTOWN ROAD - Double wides welcome. Priced @ $9,000. water available, beautiful views, private road 1,056 sq. ft. ranch, central air & heat,city Call 252-5528 MLS# 101880 access, county road frontage as well. Priced water, on a beautiful 5 acre tract. Priced @ 101 SOUTH MAIN ST. - NEW HAVEN - Known for 1735 COON HOLLOW ROAD - NEW HOPE - 2 BR, 1 2 bedroom, 1 at $29,500. Call 252-5528. MLS# 100486 125,000. Call Susan @ 507-1228 15 PRATHER LANE - CHAPLIN - NEW! NELSON AVE. - CHAPLIN - .82 acre build- years as “Last chance Liquors”, over 2,400 bath, 1,168 sq. ft. ranch w/2 car detached bath, built in 1965, on a .25 acre lot with 2 MLS# 101851 ing lot, city water & electric available. TRACT #47 - HWY. 458 BLOOMFIELD . 5.08 acre sq. ft. with a 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment garage, equipment shed, stocked fishing car detached garage. Hardwood floors, Double wides welcome. Priced @ $9,000. tract with great building sites. All clear New! upstairs & a working bar on the lower level. pond & 89 acres of paradise. Loaded with central air & heat, dead end street. Priced Call 252-5528 MLS# 101881 ground, city water/electric available. All on 2 acres...completely remolded in bar wildlife, 4 wheeler trails & horse back riders @ $75,000. Call Susan @ 507-1228 1151-B FAIRMOUNT CHURCH ROAD (NELSON CO.) Touches tract #46 if your looking for 10 area in 2010. Walkout lock & key for dream. Breathtaking views from Moss MLS# 101855 60 ROLLING ACRES located in Northeast acres. Priced @ $34,000. Call 252-5528 for $299,900. Call for details 252-5528 Brown Knob. Priced @ $189,900. Call for Nelson, near Anderson Co. line. Wooded & details. MLS# 100804 MLS# 101860 more details 252-5528. MLS# 101872 clear rolling ridges, excellent for hunting TRACT #4 - HWY. 62 BLOOMFIELD . 9.266 acre or camping & priced @ $140,000. Call for a tract all clear ground. Minutes from down- 2 commercial 320 EAST MAIN ST. - FAIRFIELD - showing today 252-5528 MLS# 101594 town Bloomfield. Good crop ground, per- buildings with over 8,000 sq. ft., suitable REDUCED!!! 13.18 ACRES ON PRATHER RIDGE fect for walkout basement. Located for many types of business. Zoned I1 with RD. - Mostly clear, some woods, city water, great....beautiful views. Priced @ $54,900. almost 1 acre of property. Priced @ electric available, private building location. Call 252-5528 for a plat. MLS# 100798 $110,000. Call 252-5528 for more details. 4160 SPRINGFIELD RD. - Approx. 1,500 sq. ft. Priced @ $49,425. Call today 252-5528 MLS# 101877 with another 1,500 finished in the walkout NEW! 1151-A FAIRMOUNT CHURCH ROAD (NEL- MLS# 101333 SON CO.) 43 ROLLING ACRES located in basement. 2 BRs up, 2 BRs down, bath on 3944 BLOOMFIELD ROAD- Stunning 4 BR, 2 BA, w! Northeast Nelson, near Anderson Co. line. Ne both levels as well, full kitchens & living Historial 1830 Circa log home with over TRACT #46 - HWY. 458 BLOOMFIELD . 5.12 acre Mostly wooded property, some clear, 351 TAYLORSVILLE RD. - 3 BR, 2 BA, 1483 sq. rooms. 2 car attached garage, enclosed 4,400 sq. ft. Central heat & air, copper roof, tract w/frontage on 2 road. City excellent hunting or camping property. ft. ranch w/bsmt. Large FR w/frplc, spa- back porch, laundry on both levels. All on 4 completely remodeled & ready to move water/electric available. All clear ground Priced @ $100,000. Call us for a showing cious master, lots of kit. cab., hardwood acres w/circle blacktop driveway. Priced into. Loaded with outbuildings, barn, cellar with great building sites. Priced @ $34,000. today 252-5528 MLS# 101596 floors, wet bar in bsmt., 1 car gar. Priced @195,000. Call us @252-5528. MLS# 101735 & all on 1.71 acres. Excellent location, tons Call 252-5528 for details. MLS# 100803 at $159,000 Call 252-5528 for private of potential. Priced at $259,900. Call today WASHINGTON CO. - HARDESTY RD. - 105 total 22.66 ACRES - FAIRMOUNT RD. Looking for 340 EAST MAIN ST. - FAIRFIELD - 2 commercial showing. MLS# 100853 for a showing 252-5528. MLS# 101834 acres, approx. 35 tillable, over 2,500 ft. of that perfect hunting spot. Scattered hard- buildings with over 3,000 sq. ft., nice creek frontage, 1,100 ft of Hwy. frontage, wood, nice food plot ridges, lots of privacy, garage/shop with office & bath. 2.24 acres, city water & electric available, 14x32 hunt- existing deer house to harvest that trophy mobile home on property will be moved. ing cabin, 1 barn, 2 deer houses for hunt- buck. Priced @ $65,000. Call 252-5528. Priced @ $149,900. Call 252-5528. ing. Loaded w/ trophy deer & wild turkey MLS# 100966 MLS# 101878 and breathtaking views. Priced @ BLAZER HEIGHTS SUB. - 100x150 Level lot. 5704 LAWRENCEBURG RD. - 3 or 4 bedroom, 1 $236,250. You gotta see it. Call 252-5528 Priced @ $16,500. MLS# 27418 bath, 1,291 sq. ft. vinyl with 2 small out- for a ariel photo or showing MLS# 101517 70.47 ACRES, LOVE RIDGE RD. IN NELSON CO. . buildings, nice .30 tenths acre lot w/gar- 6347 LAWRENCEBURG ROAD - over 2,000 sq. ft. 133.15 acres of rolling 107 E. MAIN ST. - Zoned commercial, over TIMBER CREEK ROAD - Approx. 2 miles from Exit #42 on BG denPENDING spot, city water, central air, gas heat & finished above grade 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, ridges, beautiful views, lots of woods, 2 1,900 sq. ft., 2-bay garage, .50 acre lot, Parkway. Over 1/2 wooded, creek frontage, move in condition. Priced @ $35,000. Call attached 2 car garage. Full unfinished base- barns, 2 ponds, loaded with wildlife, great office area, 1 lift, tons of potential in 252-5528. MLS# 101764 ment, walkout to 26.49 beautiful acres, woods nice barn, food plot ridges. Hunters dream cattle farm or place to build your dream & priced fair @ $155,000. Call 252-5528 for downtown Fairfield. Priced @ $68,000. Call & clear, loaded with wildlife, private & secluded. home. City water & electric available. 3 BR, 1 BA, 1,080 sq. ft. a plat. MLS# 100806 204 SYLVAN DRIVE - 252-5528 for a showing. MLS# 101785 Last house on private road. Priced @ $275,000. Priced @ $292,600. Call us at 252-5528. w/ full unfinished basement. 1 car call us @ 252-5528. MLS# 101582 MLS# 101501 TRACT #2 - LOVE RIDE RD - 6.653 acres in detached carport, great location, awesome Nelson Co., Approx. 2 miles from Exit #42 starter home. Priced at $79,900. Call today TIMBER CREEK RD. - 135 acres, rolling pas- on BG Pkwy. Over 480’ Hwy frontage on for a showing 252-5528. MLS# 101811 ture, breathtaking views, great fence, dead-end road. Mobile homes welcome, 30x36 stock barn with cattle handling perfect for walkout basement, beautiful 119 CHEROKEE AVE. - 3 BR, 2 BA, kitchen & facility. Excellent cattle farm, over 1,250 views. $26,612.00. Call for plat 252-5528 living room have vaulted ceilings, oak cab- sq. ft. of county road frontage & good MLS# 100762 1783 GREENS CHAPEL RD. - 4 BRs, 2 BAs brick inets, attached garage, jacuzzi tub in mas- hunting. Call 252-5528 for details. ranch, 1,344 sq. ft. w/walkout basement, 1169FAIRMOUNT CHURCH ROAD (ANDERSON CO.) ter bath, nice corner lot. Located in Blazer $329,500 MLS#100490 finished as well. Drive in basement garage, 11 ROLLING ACRES with tons of road Heights subd. Priced @ $125,000. Call 252- 9996 LAWRENCEBURG RD. (NELSON CO.) - 3 BRs, NELSON CO. - 4600 BLOCK OF HWY 1066 - 10 vaulted LR ceilings, big kitchen, nice cov- frontage in Anderson Co. Lovely small 5528 for more details. MLS# 101393 2 baths, over 3,250 sq. ft. Currently operat- acres, 800 ft. road frontage, good fence, ered rear deck. Small outbuilding all on farm that's mobile home approved with ed as Boutique Shop with various options walkout basement potential, huge stocked PENDING 11406 BOSTON ROAD - 3 BRs, 2 BAs, 2 3.89 country acres. priced @ $169,000. Call New Price! city water available. Priced @ $35,000. Call for use. Huge parking lot, .67 acre lot, previ- lake. Priced at $59,500. Call 252-5528 for a kitchens, 2,730 sq. ft. w/ beautiful views, 252-5528 for details. MLS #100810 for more details. 252-5528 MLS# 101595 ously was a church, tons of potential. Priced plat. MLS# 100722 detached garage, 2 barns, blacktop drive- ARNOLD LANE - Located @ end of Arnold way, minutes from Dollar Store. Mature @$69,500. Call 252-5528. MLS# 101739 LOT #15 ARNOLD LN., BLOOMFIELD . Almost 1 acre, zoned B3 Commercial, city water, Lane in Bloomfield next to Blazer Heights shade, garden spot, tons of potential. 95.38 ACRES sewer & electric all available. Perfect loca- Subd. with 90 approx. tillable Priced at $165,900. Call today for a showing acres, beautiful views, pond, water meter & 252-5528. MLS# 101831 3000 ASHES CREEK RD - 4 BR, 1 bath, over tion. Price $35,000. Call 252-5528 for plat. MLS# 100796 electric on-site. Tons of potential, minutes 1006 COLVIN CT. - 3 BR, 2 BA, 1,552 sq. ft. 1,400 sq. ft. brick ranch w/unfinished base- from downtown Bloomfield. Priced @ brick ranch. full unfinished basement, .71 ment. 2 car carport with attached shop TRACT #3 - HWY. 62 BLOOMFIELD . 9.108 acre tract all clear ground. Minutes from down- $667,660. Call today for more details @ acre lot in Chaplin Hills Sub. Built in ‘07, w/wood stove, 32x60 barn for storage, 2015 BURBA ROAD - 3 bedroom, 2 baths 1,800 252-5528. MLS# 99503 Electric heat, concrete drive, cul-de-sac lot 1.44 acre lot with additional acreage that sq. ft. ranch, neat as a pin, built in 1974. town Bloomfield. Good crop ground, per- fect for walkout basement. Located TRACT #5 PRATHER RIDGE RD. - 19.23 arcres, city in established neighborhood on Hwy. 62. can be purchased. Priced @ $149,900. Call Hardwood floors, beautiful gas fireplace in water available, beautiful views, private road $179,900. Call 252-5528. MLS# 99040 us @ 252-5528 MLS# 101509 den, 36x56 tobacco barn, 45x105 barn, 24x68 great....beautiful views. Priced @ $48,850. Call 252-5528 for a plat. MLS# 10097 access, 50% wooded, 50% clear ground. 135 HOLT RIDGE RD - NELSON CO. - 3 BR, 2 bath, barn, 30x50 metal shop w/gas heat. House has Awesome hunting & very private. Priced at OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE TRACT #1 PRATHER RIDGE RD. - 5 acres, city over 1,250 finished sq.ft., 1 car attached 2 car detached garage & 15x20 breezeway. All $75,975. Call 252-5528. MLS# 100489 garage, beautiful views, loaded w/ wildlife, 2 on 30.19 acres w/24 tillable acres. Priced @ water available, beautiful views, private ponds, 1 small lake. Private & secluded, 40 $369,500. Call 252-5528. For a showing, call road access, county road frontage as well. acres. Scattered woods, clear ridges, tillable 252-5528 MLS# 101493 Price $29,500. Call 252-5528.MLS# 100484 ground. $199,900. Call 252-5528. MLS# 101598 TRACT #49 - HWY. 458 BLOOMFIELD . 5.02 acre 7881 PLUM RUN RD. - 3 BR, 2 BA brick w/over tract with great building sites. All clear SAT., APRIL 28 10:00 AM 1151 FAIRMOUNT CHURCH ROAD - 2 or 3 BR, 1 1,600 sq. ft. including huge family room, ground, city water/electric available. Priced - bath vinyl 1 story, 1,130 sq. ft., open kitchen w/lots of cabinets, central air& @ $34,000. Call 252-5528 LS# 100805 Mr. & Mrs. James Jarrett kitchen & dining area, gas heat, central air, heat, 30x60 detached metal garage, 24x30 5387 HWY. 1066, NELSON CO. - 75 beautiful 2393 Greens Chapel Road city water, barn & 1.3 acres. Surrounded by metal shop (both w/concrete floor & elec- acres with private road frontage. approx. 5 farmland with potential to purchase more tric). 1.44 acre lot w/garden spot & fence. 1028 JESSICA DR. - 3 BR, 2.5 bath, 1,714 sq. ft. miles from Bloomfield on Hwy. 1066. HOUSE / GARAGE / BARN 1307 CECIL NOE RD. - 3 BRs, 2 baths, over acreage. Priced @ $65,000. Call 252-5528 Priced @ $168,000. Call us @ 252-5528. brick ranch with full finished basement with 1,500 sq. ft., city water, electric heat, cen- Awesome cattle farm w/enough woodland 13 ACRES / 3 TRACTS for showing. MLS# 101597 MLS# 101400 bedroom, family rom, living room, 1/2 bath & tral air, all on 4 acres in Spencer Co. & priced & creek frontage for a perfect spot to kill New Price! lots of storage. Gas free standing fireplace for @ $119,900. Call today for a plat or showing that deer or turkey. Over 30 acres tillable, cold days. Hardwood flooring, tiles, beautiful 252-5528. MLS# 100995 good fence, 3 ponds & private. $240,000. kitchen cabinets w/stainless appliances. Call for a plat @ 252-5528 MLS# 101592 SAT., APRIL 28 1:00 PM Awesome patio, level yard, one of Bardstown TRACT #2 - SPENCER MATTINGLY - Nice build- - finest subdivision. Priced @ $234,900. Call us @ ing lot, what a location! Minutes from Donnie Wayne & Mary K. Byrd 252-5528. MLS# 101756 everything...0.45 acre, restricted, city sew- 125 COPPERFIELD WAY - 3 BRs, 2 BAs, brick ers PENDING& water. Priced at $20,900. Call 252- 640 Holt Ridge Road ranch, 1 car garage. 1,209 sq. ft. home is 5528 for a plat. MLS# 101810 HOUSE / BARN / GARAGE / 5.09 ACRES like new. Kitchen appliances stay, washer & 114 FAIRFIELD HILL, DOWNTOWN BLOOMFIELD - ASHES CREEK RD. - NELSON CO. - 11.09 acres “COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Over 3,100 sq. ft. dryer remain as well. Corner lot with Over 6,700 sq. ft. of commercial rental or with city water & electric available. located @ 155 Arnold Lane in Bloomfield. green space out back. Priced at $109,900. retail space. 32 storage units, 2-(2) BR Beautiful views, some woods, some clear Ton’s of seating room, huge kitchen, pub- Call 252-5528 for a look. MLS# 100376 apartments, 3,375 sq ft. on 1st floor com- ground. 50’ Hwy frontage on State Hwy. SAT., MAY 12 10:00 AM lic restrooms, office area & drive-thru win- mercial space. Plenty of parking, concrete Priced @ $44,360. Call for a plat 252-5528. - dow. Call 252-5528. MLS# 101382 parking lot. Downtown location. $289,000. 127 MCKAY AVE. - 4 BRs, 1 bath, over 1,500 sq. MLS# 101642 Mrs. Alberta Hedden “Now Renting” Call 252-5528 MLS #100815 ft. w/central heat & air, city water, end of street ASHES CREEK RD. - NELSON CO. - 1507 acres 410 West Main Street location....1 car detached garage w/1-car car- with city water & electric available. New Price! port, 2 small outbuildings, dog kennels, gar- Beautiful views,mostly wooded, with 300’ HOUSE & LOT / PERSONAL PROPERTY “Bishop Auction & Event Center” SOLD Hwy frontage on State Hwy. Priced @ den spot all on 1 acre. Priced @ $95,000. Call us 225 Arnold Lane 3715 SPRINGFIELD RD - 4 BRs, 2 baths, 1,300 for details 252-5528. MLS# 101809 $66,280. Call for a plat 252-5528. BLOOMFIELD sq. ft. brick ranch w/finished basement. ACREAGE MLS# 101643 Family room, bedroom, great storage NELSON CO. - 3500 BLOCK OF HWY 1066 - 60 1000 COLVIN CT - 4 BRs, 3 baths, 1,364 sq. ft. SAT., MAY 19 10:00 AM Receptions, Parties, Birthdays, Etc. downstairs & a 2 car drive-in basement NEW! 408 OLD WILLISBURG ROAD - 5.03 acres acres of rolling Northeast Nelson Property - brick ranch, basement, drive-in basement CALL FOR DETAILS: garage. Nice outbuilding for storage, above with existing water & electric, mobile State Hwy. 1066 frontage, city water avail- Mrs. Dorothy Bunch garage. Large master bedroom & bath, 502-249-0333 ground pool, beautiful 5 acre tract just homes welcome, property is part of a pri- able, 8 ponds cleaned out & full...woods, 5221 Lawrenceburg Road minutes from BG Pkwy., Exit #34. Priced @ openPENDING floor plan. All .75 acre lot $139,000. vate road agreement. Priced @ $29,900. wildlife & panoramic views. Priced at 502-249-0328 or 502-252-5528 $169,900. Call us @ 252-5528 MLS# 101510 Call Susan @ 507-1228 MLS# 101008 Call 252-5528 for a plat. MLS# 101882 $180,000. Call 252-5528 MLS# 100723 HOUSE & LOT / PERSONAL PROPERTY Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard B5 >> Notes class, each participant will Cox’s Creek promotion for American sounds of the 1940s swing 348-9662 by April 30. become an official KCBS bulldog race Red Cross for a private era. Nelson County High From Page B4 judge and be able to judge hometown screening of School Jazz Band and direc- MAY KCBS events. Cost for the The 2012 Cox’s Creek Dark Shadows with Johnny tor Marc Monroe will join class is $50 for KCBS mem- Bulldog Race “Help Save Depp for up to 50 of your the Chorus for big band St. Catherine bers and $85 for non-mem- The Arts” will be May 12. friends. To schedule a time swing music. Reserved alumni nominations the upstairs’ dining room. The 5k Run/Walk/1 mile bers. Reservations must be to give, go online at seating is available. For St. Catherine of New Haven, Use the side entrance. This is made in advance by May 5. Fun Run race will start at 8 www.redcrossblood.org and more information or reser- the annual evening dinner a.m. All runners and walkers Alumni Association is now Contact Rick Berry at search this blood drive by vations call (859) 336-9232. accepting nominations for and business meeting. All [email protected] or should report to Spalding zip code or you may contact members are encouraged to Hall no later than 7:30 a.m. positions on its Board of by calling 348-6221. The Benita Riggs at (502) 337- Grace Happens Free Directors (President, VP, attend this important meet- Bourbon City BBQ Festival, Fee is $20 pre-registration 6218. All presenting donors ing. The DAR is a non-prof- for adults and $10 for chil- Plant Giveaway Secretary, and Treasurer) Inc. is a 501©3 non-profit between April 16 and May 8, and Board Members. All it, non-political volunteer organization. For more dren 5-18 years old. 4 and can register to win a private A free plant give-away will women's service organiza- under are free. Late registra- be offered to the community nominations should be sub- information on the 2012 fes- hometown screening. Go to mitted by May 11, 2012 to tion dedicated to promoting tival, visit www.bourbonci- tion feeis $25 and $15 the http://www.redcrossblood.or at Good Shepherd Lutheran patriotism, preserving day of the race. For more Church and Thrivent’s Grace St. Catherine Alumni tybbqfestival.com. g/forms/darkshadows to reg- Association, 293 Center American history, and secur- information, e-mail ister to win. Happens event 10 a.m.- ing America's future through coxscreekelempto@yahoo. noon, while plants last April Street, New Haven, KY Flaget Membership 40051. better education for chil- com Rolling Fork 28 at 101 Buchannan Blvd., dren. Any woman, 18 years luncheon Bardstown. There will be a or older, regardless of race, Flaget Memorial Hospital Preservation Assn. variety of plants, flowers and SFMC Music Week religion, or ethnic back- Auxiliary Membership APRIL The Rolling Fork Historic vegetables. Stephen Foster Music Club ground-who can prove lineal Luncheon will be noon May Preservation Association in Bardstown, in conjunc- descent from a patriot of the 7 at Old Kentucky Home Community will meet 2 p.m. April 28 at Art Contest SFMC tion with the National American Revolution, is eli- Country Club. The luncheon Action Day the home of Charles and Federation of Music Clubs gible for membership. menu is meat loaf, buttered Cindy Lemons, 153 N. Main The Stephen Foster Music Community Action will Club in conjunction with the will be celebrating Any ladies requesting more new potatoes, green beans, have a “Community Action Street, New Haven. “National Music Week” information about the DAR, rolls, strawberry shortcake, Members should be pre- National Federation of in Action Day,” 10 a.m.-2 Music Clubs will celebrate May 6-13. The theme this or this meeting, may contact coffee and tea. Cost is $10 p.m. April 27 at Bardstown pared to pay your yearly year is “Music — Sounds Regent Anne Hamilton at (tip included). Luncheon dues. People interested in National Music Week May Civic Center to show what 6-13. They will sponsor an that Inspire.” Musical pro- 502-348-3744. reservations may be made services will benefit you and preserving local history are grams and events will be by calling Virginia Rhodes welcome. On another note - art contest for students in your family. Free food and grades 6-8 and 9-12. Cash announced. All are invited. Farmers Market at 348-9436 by May 3. door prizes will be available. the RFHPA will have a table There will be no speaker. the the Ancestral Trails awards will be given to first- Bardstown Farmers Market Election of officers and Book sale at the Prichard second- and third-place win- FOR SALE will open for the 2012 sea- scholarship awards will be New Haven Center in Elizabethtown ners. Theme for NMW is son May 1. Fresh seasonal announced. Those in atten- School PTO April 21. Music – Sounds That locally grown produce will Inspire. Posters should be Call dance will be eligible to win Today! be available in addition to New Haven School PTO is a door prize. If you would to turned in to Bettye McClure plants, fresh baked items, still accepting donations for Mega bunco/silent volunteer at Flaget jams, eggs, crafted items and its fundraiser yard sale April auction rescheduled Memorial Hospital, call Ann For all your much more. Market will be 28. If you have any items to King at 348-2344. Old Kentucky Home Middle open 7:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. donate, contact Shirley at INSURANCE 349-8062 or drop them off at School science class Mega SHORT CREEK RD.: Oh, give me Tuesdays, Fridays and bunco and silent auction has land, lots of land under starry skies Boston School the school. We would great- NEEDS above - Don’t fence me in! 195 acres Saturdays. The Market is in been rescheduled to 6:30 the Farmers Market SBDM ly appreciate anything. • Anthem-Blue Cross -New Survey, located in the Fred- Proceeds will help pay for a p.m. April 28 in the school ericktown area. Brand New Survey Pavilion, E. Flaget St. For Boston School will have a cafeteria due to scheduling • Life Insurance just completed! Yours for $296,000. more information or to be a new sign on the entrance of File #2126 SBDM meeting 5 p.m. May the school. conflict with the UK and UL • Farm Owners vendor, call Robbie Smith at 9 in the Boston Media games. $10 admission. the Nelson County • Home Owners Wild Center. Prizes will be awarded. All • Mobile Homes Extension Office, 348-9204. Blood drives proceeds will benefit the & Wooly! Cox’s Creek ultimate science trip. • Vehicle Insurance Barbecue judging Nelson County blood drives Elementary dinner will be 9 a.m.-2 p.m. April • Business Insurance class offered Mid-KY Chorus Cox’s Creek Elementary 29 at New Haven Rolling FARM BUREAU 865 BROTHERS LANE, WILLIS- The Bourbon City BBQ Fork Fire Dept., 362 Center spring concert BURG: Wild & Wooly. $1,500 per School will have a Pasta INSURANCE acre & covered in trees. City water Festival is offering a Dinner Night 6 p.m. May 11 St., New Haven, and 1-6 Mid-Kentucky Chorus available. 74.46 acres -new survey Barbecue Judging Class 9 p.m. April 30 at Parrish & Jay Allen, Israel Stone coming. $95,000 gets it all! File in the cafeteria. Menu will Spring concert, Swing Time- #2066 a.m.-4 p.m. May 19 at the include spaghetti, rolls, Carey Ins., LLC, 960 -Music of the 1940s will be Mona Stone, Adam Wheatley SELL WITH HALE Nelson County Civic Center pizza for the kids and Chambers Blvd, Bardstown. 7:30 p.m. April 28 in & JACK R. ALLEN - MGR. in Bardstown. The class REALTY & AUCTION, LLC refreshments. The cost is $5 Springfield and 2 p.m. April MONDAY - FRIDAY includes learning about per person, or maximum Blood drive 29 in St. Catharine Hall at 8:30 - 4:30 ww w.sellwithhale.com presentation, taste of prod- $25 for a family. For more Town & Country Bank in St. Catharine College. Mid- ucts, and texture of products 106 REARDON BLVD. 805 Bardstown Rd., information, e-mail downtown Bardstown will Kentucky Chorus under the 348-8446 Suite 3 taught by a KCBS instructor. [email protected] have a blood drive 10 a.m.-2 direction of Teresa Tedder Springfi eld, Ky. After completion of the (859) 336-3967 STEPHEN D. HALE - om. p.m. April 27, along with a brings out the fabulous BUCKLE UP TO SAVE LIVES Broker/Auctioneer
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1015 CREEK POINTE DR. 2830 OLD BLOOMFIELD RD. 109 S. FIFTH STREET 144 HURSTBOURNE AVE. 1103 N.THIRD ST. 103 COMANCHE COURT 112 REMINGTON DR. Spacious 3 BR, 3 BA, partially fin- Country setting & scenic views, 4 Historic home, 5 gas fireplaces, Fantastic 3 BR,2 BA,brick ranch,walkout Spacious 3 BR,2 BA brick,finished Like new 3 BR, 2BA, nice .46 acre Like new townhome in Maywood, ished basement & bath, 2 car BR, 2.5 BA, hardwood floors, newly finished basement, 2 car attached garage basement, huge .42 acre lot with garage, lower level garage, hard- painted, deck & patio, 5.40 fenced original hardwood, 4 BR, 2 BA, lot,deck,walkout basement,appli- 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2 car garage, lovely & carport, gas log fireplace, appliances, mature shade, completely updat- view, move in ready! $198,500 wood & tile flooring, appliances, acres, 5 stall horse barn, 2 outbuild- beautiful transoms throughout, ed throughout,fireplace,screened ances, all electric utilities, move in deck, large .76 acre lot. remodeled kitchen. $169,900. large lot, private deck, cul de sac. $144,900 Betty Seay 460-0539 $184,900 ings, small pond. Priced to sell! porch, deck, sunroom, must see! ready. Betty Seay 502- Betty Seay 460-0539 $184,900 Betty Seay 460-0539 Edward Seay 502-275-9087. $149,500 Betty Seay 502-460-0539 $149,000 Betty Seay 460-0539 460-0539 VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR
2011 W. SANDSTONE CT. 305 S. FIFTH ST. 520 N. FOURTH ST. 211 CASTLE DRIVE 232 ENGLEMAN DR. 3215 NEW HAVEN RD. 5560 LAWRENCEBURG RD. Fantastic brick ranch, 3 BR, 2 BA, aCharming cape cod in downtown Downtown Bardstown, wooded lot, Great 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 car garage w/ 4 BR, 3 BA, finished basement, appli- Huge brick ranch w/ over 3,100 2 car detached garage with work- Completely remodeled,4 BR,hard- Bardstown, 3 BR, 2.5 BA, basement unfinished basement, huge front storage, huge .68 acre private ances remain, over 2,600 finished sq sq ft, basement, 4 car detached wood floors, zoned B3, large .97 shop, large .72 acre fenced lot, w/family room, hardwood floors, yard, nice farm view,all electric & garage, .72 acre lot, hardwood & patio, cul de sac street, vaulted porch, hardwood, fireplace, 4 BR, ft of living space, geothermal HVAC, tile, great commute location, acre lot, 3 bay detached garage, updated kitchen/baths,nice yard,patio, KU utilities. $134,900 Betty Seay out building, patio. $134,900 Betty $129,500 great for an at home business. ceilings, appliances remain. dog run. $140,000 Betty Seay 460-0539 2BA. $139,500 Betty Seay 460-0539 priced to sell. Betty $144,900 Betty Seay 460-0539 502-460-0539 Seay 460-0539 Seay 502-460-0539 $124,900 Betty Seay 502-460-0539 VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR 22.87 ACRES VISUAL TOUR NEW PRICE VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR VISUAL TOUR BUILDING LOTS 102 BETHANY COURT: Super .47 acre building lot in Maywood. $48,900 LOT 47 CLEAR CREEK DR: 113 BUCKEYE DR. 2267 EDDIE MILES RD. 106 AUGUST COURT 724 MOORE AVE. 713 BEECHWOOD AVE. Outdoor paradise, 2.39 wooded 116 PECAN DRIVE acres. $32,265 Like new 3 BR,2 BA,open kitchen, Comfortable 3 BR brick ranch locat- Outdoorsmen’s Paradise! 22.87 Very nice 3BR, 2 BA, brick ranch, Cozy 2BR, 1BA updated home. Charming 2 BR, 1 BA, remodeled ed in the community of Copper acres all wooded, lake for fishing, nice yard, landscaped, invisible New flooring, new HVAC, appli- throughout, nice lot, move in TRACT 7 MARVIN GREENWELL vaulted ceilings, fenced corner lot, DIV., LORETTO RD.: attached garage, professional land- Fields, deck, appliances, great coun- 30x60 garage with water and elec- pet fence, very well maintained, ances remain. Move in Ready. ready,very well maintained, priced 7.83 acres $109,900 try views, close to play ground. tric, 2 BR, 1BA mobile home. priced to sell! $88,600 Betty Seay $64,900 Edward Seay 502-275- to sell.$49,500 Betty Seay 502-460- Great wooded building lot, private scaping,must see. Betty yet close to Bardstown. $38,900 Seay 502-460-0539 $99,900 Betty Seay 460-0539 $99,500. Betty Seay 460-0539 502-460-0539 9087 0539 IINNGG G DDIINNGG PPEENNDD PPEENNDDIINNGG PPEENNDDIINNG SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD PPEENN 102 SHAWNEE CT. 106 DELAWARE CT. 101 HARROW COURT 5622 SOUTHLAND (BUYER ONLY) 1943 LAWRENCEBURG RD. 725 BEAR CREEK WAY 1425 N.THIRD STREET DIINNGG INNGG PPEENND PPEENNDDIINNGG PPEENNDDIINNGG SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD SSOOLLDD PPEENNDDI 150 MAYWOOD AVE. 1241 BELLWOOD RD. 461 BROWNS LANE 1002 S. COX’S CREEK LANE 1008 WHISPERING OAKD (BUYER ONLY) 57 GRANT AVE. 285 OLD SUTHERLAND PIKE B6 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard >>Entertainment
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BABY BLUES >>HOROSCOPES The Stars Show the Kind of people are. Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; HHHH Everyone asks for your 1-Difficult support or opinion. Opportunities ARIES (March 21-April 19) emerge from out of the blue, but HHHH Confusion earmarks a you might not want to jump on the personal matter. You are able to bandwagon just yet. Discuss an sort fact from fiction with relative important financial matter or ease. An investment involving someone’s involvement in it. your home and/or your finances Tonight: A force to behold. might be necessary. Check op- SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) tions carefully. Tonight: Home is HHHH Keep seeking out more where the heart is. information. You actually might TAURUS (April 20-May 20) have to visit a loved one to gain BEETLE BAILEY HHHH Keep asking, if you do the perspective you seek. not get your question answered. Someone close to you demon- You’ll need to choose different strates a great deal of caring. words or a different entry point. Tonight: An odd invitation or idea Your ability to solve problems works. emerges. Positive thinking em- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. anates from you with strong 21) HHHH Someone you asso- results. Tonight: Visit with friends ciate with clearly knows what he over munchies. or she wants. Figure out a way GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHH that you both can have what you Your instincts guide you want. Your ability to move past with your finances. Your ability to complications is enhanced. Use move past issues earmarks your some of your excess energy or interactions. When someone is as confident as you are, flubbing up stress to start exercising more. becomes less likely. Listen to an Tonight: With someone special. LONDIE CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. B offer, but wait a while. Tonight: HHHH Count your change. Be careful. 19) Defer to others, and CANCER (June 21-July 22) recognize that everyone needs his HHHHH You can overcome or her time in the limelight. You nearly any obstacle. Your instincts can afford not to be on center will point you to the correct action stage all the time. Free up your or decision. Sort through mixed schedule for an inspiring brain- messages with a little skepticism, storming session or other creative and you will know what to do. venture. Tonight: Order pizza. Tonight: You are the lead actor. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH You might be hard- HHH Observe everything you pressed to stick to routine, which want. Make judgments if you like, is not your strong suit anyway. but still be discreet at this point. Others seem to tap into your Follow your instincts with regard knowledge or seek out your I AND OIS to a respected figure in your life. opinion. Screen your calls if you H L This person will be more than want to follow your schedule. pleased by your actions. Tonight: Tonight: Do what you must. Not to be found. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHH You are able to move past HHHH Friends surround you. a problem quickly, as long as you Even people you consider to be use your imagination as a re- acquaintances will demonstrate source. You are easily able to draw unusual understanding and out others, especially one person support. Seek out an expert or who could be unusually tense. You someone who knows more than might want to continue this con- you when trying to make a de- versation later. Tonight: Add some cision. Tonight: Only where spice to your life. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE >>CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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Facebookthank-yous are no substitute for individual notes DEAR ABBY: I re- about the outcome. I DEAR MISSING: Before a cently attended a baby hope it works out couple can successfully reconcile, shower for a dear high well and so should they must first resolve the problems school friend and his you. that caused the separation in the wife. The day after the As to her method first place. That would be the way to shower, she posted a of thanking everyone begin. However, are you aware that slideshow on for the gifts, she may not once in your letter did you say Facebook titled never have been that you still love your ex-wife? If “Thanks for All Our taught that indi- the reason you want to “rekindle the Gifts” with a picture vidual thank-you spark” is that you miss being with of each gift and who JEANNE notes should have your child and the comforts of being gave it. She has had been sent to each married — but not her — then I numerous miscar- PHILLIPS guest. Because it is don’t think you have much chance riages and held this DEAR ABBY clear that you are of success. shower at five months, >> Syndicated Columnist closer to the husband ** * knowing the baby is than the wife, DEAR ABBY: My child’s best not yet at a viable perhaps you should friend has a parent who is constantly stage. tip him off that it’s still not too late late (to the tune of hours, not minutes). While I feel sympathy for her fer- for them to do the right thing and I understand that the child is not at tility issues, and especially for her suggest he help her with them. fault, but my child’s feelings are hurt husband who desperately wants to be a ** * by the blatant disregard of the other father, I think this is a bid for attention. DEAR ABBY: I have been divorced parent’s tardiness. How do I help this I am disgusted at how she seems to be from my wife for almost a year, with parent (who I adore otherwise) to un- bragging about her haul, yet prepping another year of separation preceding derstand that disappointing my child everyone to give her an outpouring of that. We divorced because of argu- through poor time management is not support if there is another tragic loss. ments, not because of abuse, adultery acceptable to our family without Who does this? I am ... or substance abuse issues. The divorce hurting both children? SPEECHLESS actually seemed to take on a life of its WATCHING IN NORTH CAROLINA own. THE CLOCK DEAR SPEECHLESS: Most Because I have a small son with her, DEAR CLOCK WATCHER: If baby showers are given four to six I desperately want to attempt a recon- you haven’t told the parent that it is weeks before the mother’s due date. ciliation. She is reticent about it, hurtful when your child is kept However, it’s possible that your however, mainly because I believe waiting for hours for a play date, friend’s wife had hers at five months she’s getting pressure from her family. you should.And if that doesn’t bring because, with her history of miscar- How can I persuade her to go out with the desired result, your child should riages, she’s excited that her me so we can rekindle the spark we be encouraged to move on to some pregnancy seems to be progressing once shared? other activity and/or another com- well and she’s thinking positively MISSING MY OLD LIFE panion. Friday, April 27, 2012 ¥ The Kentucky Standard B7
Thanks to the FOUND, ONE LIGHT CROSS LAWN SERVICE BLONDIE’S SALON look- Brown Bull Terrier in the Budget friendly. Special ing for creative individuals Scared Heart, area of Peterson Place and pricing for large acreage. for lease position - stylist St. Jude, MacIntosh. Very sweet dis- Free estimates. 502- and nail technician. Please Graphic Artist position, gray collar, no 348-2201 or cell 502- call 502-349-1050. St.Anthony & tags. Contact John at 510-1985, texts gladly ac- Virgin Mary for 502-422-0881 for more in- cepted or send email to The Kentucky Standard has an opening formation crosslawnservice@yahoo. Prayers Answered com for a full-time graphic artist/designer. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus MALE COONHOUND ap- Work in a fast-paced environment creating high- be adored, glorified, loved and proximately 6 months old. preserved throughout the world Black and white with black quality ads and page design for all publications. now and forever. collar. Found in Eastland QUALIFICATIONS: Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for Subdivision off of Bloomfield us. St. Jude, worker of miracles Road. Call 348-5174. If • Graphic design degree preferred or equivalent pray for us. St. Jude, help for the not claimed, will give to experience (min. two years) as a graphic designer. hopeless, pray for us. good home. POLARIS RZRS, 800 CFI, • Excellent computer skills and experience utilizing Say this prayer 9 times a day. KMS LAWN CARE and By the 8th day your prayers will 2010, lots of options, 3 mi- Landscaping, LLC. Mow- Adobe (CS3): InDesign , Photoshop and Acrobat. be answered. It has never been les. Paid $19,000, asking NNNNNNNNN ing, trimming, landscape known to fail. Publication must $15,000. 502-349-6555 • Must have strong proofreading/grammar skills be promised. A.S. design, installation, and 1995 BUICK LESABRE, clean up, pressure washing Send resume to: 2nd owner, 51,000 miles, (gutters, decks, etc.) Call for THE KENTUCKY STANDARD new tires and wheels. Ask- estimates. Serving Nelson ing $5,500. 502-349-6555 County for over 15 years, 110 W. Stephen Foster Ave., Bardstown, KY 40004 insured. Call Dale Sagrecy or email to: [email protected] 2002 FORD FOCUS, 502-827-2462. 108,000 miles. Sun roof, NO PHONE CALLS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER custom interior, sounds sys- tem. In good condition, $5500. 502-827-4660 American Fuji Seal CONTEMPORARY WOR- Bardstown, KY SHIP LEADER College A leading global supplier in the packaging and Heights United Methodist printing industry located in Bardstown, KY, is Church, in Elizabethtown, accepting applications for hourly KY, is seeking a part-time Contemporary Worship BLOOMFIELD 115 EAGLE Production Positions Leader to begin on or Hill Road Saturday, April around July 1, 2012. This 28 from 9-5. Toys, books, American Fuji Seal offers an excellent benefits position will involve prepar- clothes, and much, much and compensation plan, including excellent ing music for the 9am Con- more. Rain cancels temporary Worship service, pay, 401k with a Company match, paid ACCUMULATED OLD recruiting and developing holidays, paid vacation, flexible spending GOLD , old jewelry. We buy FIRST TIME, 2 FAMILY volunteers for music minis- accounts, Company paid life and disability gold, dental, chains, brace- yard sale! 232 Caney Fork try, and providing music in insurance. lets etc. Clark Jewelers, Saturday 8-3. Lots of items, special services and youth 215 KY Home Square, something for everyone! No Requirements for these Production Positions include: ministry functions. We are Bardstown. early birds, please. looking for a mature Chris- • High school diploma or GED GARAGE SALE, Multi fam- tian leader, who is able to • Willingness to work any shift or schedule, ily, 102 McKenna Way, Sat- effectively work with a team including weekends urday, 8-? Game tables, of volunteers and who is prints, yard art, rugs furni- willing to be adventurous in • A TABE score of 11.0 or higher In Memory Of ST. CATHARINE FARM, ture, household items, Cor- pursuing our vision to make • Previous manufacturing experience preferred 1994 FORD F150 pick up Beef & pork: Half or 100lb vette items, clothes, Jesus Christ more important • Pre-employment screening – drug test, Sharon truck, $3000. Call variety box, locally bred, camcorder, purses, toys, than anything else. background check, physical 502-348-4727 or born & raised. Antibiotic, gym set, bikes, golf clubs. The applicant is required to 502-349-2726. steroid, hormone free. Now Something for everyone. have a High School Di- Applications will be accepted through Bartley accepting Visa/MC. (859) ploma, past experience Friday, May 18th. Applications can be 1995 DODGE 1500 SLT 10/27/57 ~ 4/26/97 805-1278 or (859)336-0444. VITTITOW AND TWIN IS- leading worship in a con- submitted at any of the following package, 4x4. Regular cab, LANDS Lane, off Highway temporary setting, and/or a The Work Connection office locations: long bed, automatic, high 62, 3 1/2 miles East of Bachelor’s degree with an Bardstown, 600 East John Rowan Blvd, 502-331-9675 miles. Sell or trade anyth- Boston. Community Yard emphasis in music including ing, $2900. 502-827-1169 Campbellsville, 1320 East Broadway, 270-469-9661 Sadly Missed. FISH DAY Sale, Saturday April 28th proficiency in either Love, The Newton piano or guitar. Please Elizabethtown, 950 N. Mulberry, Suite 130, 270-234-9995 F250 4x4 1996 Extended 6-8” Channel Catfish . . . . .50¢ 100 BRIGHTON COURT GIANT ANNUAL RELAY submit a resume and, if Lebanon, 549 East Main St., 270-692-0066 & Bartley Families Cab, Reese 5th wheel, new 2-3” Hybrid Bluegill ...... 45¢ (in back of Wellington) Sat- FOR LIFE yard sale in available, a DVD, audio file, tires and wheels, 88,000 Louisville, 8402 1⁄2 Preston Hwy, 502-964-7294 urday 8-1. Carried over Downtown New Haven Sat- or Internet link of a previous miles, 460-V8. Asking 3-5” Hybrid Bluegill ...... 65¢ from last week but with new urday 8-3. Semi truck full of performance to: College $7000. 502-349-6555 Please no phone calls or walk-ins 1-3” Regular Bluegill . . . . .45¢ items added. 2 Families! everything!! Team: Janet’s Heights United Methodist 1-3” Redear Shellcracker . . .45¢ Lots of children’s clothes, Angels. 502-549-5538 for Church to American Fuji Seal baby supplies & toys, more information. 710 College Street Road 3” Largemouth Bass ...... 90¢ Equal Opportunity Employer cherry armoire, hall table & Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Fathead Minnows . . .$8.25/lb. mirror, living room suite, MOVING SALE! 461 etc. BROWNS Lane April 26 - Submission Deadline is A-1 Painting by Steve Mat- 8-11” Grass Carp . .$10.00 ea. 28 & May 11th and 12th May 27, 2012. For addi- tingly Painting, LLC. Interior, 2nd or 3rd Shift Koi ...... Size & Price Vary 116 A GREEN MEADOW from 8-? Furniture, collecti- tional information about the exterior. Fully insured. WE WILL BE AT: COURT (across from bles, old trunks, small appli- church, please visit Call 502-549-5214. TOOL & DIE TECHNICIAN Tractor Supply Handy Food Mart), Thurs- ances, books, and clothing. www.collegeheightsumc.co day - Saturday 8-? Large BARDSTOWN, KY Yard, fishing, and camping m. Tool & Die technician should be able to trouble Garage Sale! Assorted equipment. ELI MILLER LOGGING shoot and repair dies and molds, working to meet Sat., May 5 children’s and adults Contractor Seeking HEAVY Master Logger Certified. 10: 30-11: 30 am clothes, lots of miscellane- NELSON COUNTY BAP- EQUIPMENT OPERATOR the needs of JIT production. Strong emphasis on Specializing special cutting. ous household, Christmas TIST off 245 Thursday, Fri- and Skilled laborer. EOE. Call 270-524-2967. ANDRY’S FISH FARM die repair. Areas of dies include progressive, deep items, toys. Rain or Shine. day, Saturday 8-? New Call 502-349-3222. draw, and high speed lamination. Successful com- Birdseye, IN. 1-812-389-2448 Families everyday!! Tools, 138 WHEELING AVENUE mowers, perennials, toys, pletion of Apprenticeship program in Tool and Die, (Behind 84 Lumber) Friday furniture, miscellaneous. plus minimum 5 years experience working in related & Saturday 8-? Kitchen ta- Rain cancels daily. ble & chairs, 2 TV’s, lots of field. This is a second or third shift position. Pay will decorations and miscella- WICKLAND COMMUNITY complement experience and the successful candi- neous, too much to men- YARD SALE MAY 25 & 26. date will top out over $22.00/hr. tion. Reserve your 30x30 booth space today, $25 for one 149 LAUREL DRIVE day, $35 for both days. Call Mitsuba is a manufacturer of electro-mechanical FOR SALE PIGMY (Maywood) Thursday & Fri- Dixie Hibbs 502-507-0808. You can make a difference in components for the automotive industry and offers GOATS, 6 weeks to 9 day 9-5. Collectible Dolls, the life of a senior by joining months old, $50.00 each. doll house, maternity, jew- an excellent compensation/benefits package. MINIATURE PINSCHER, 502-331-8270 or elry, girls junior clothing, a team of CAREGivers. Please send resume and salary requirements to: medium size female, black 502-673-8152 toys, baby girl & boy cloth- Currently serving with little brown, 12 years ing, household and collecti- 21 counties. Non-Medical. MITSUBA OF BARDSTOWN, INC. old, answers to “Baby”, very SIMMENTAL BULLS bles, hair bows, books, Also Accepting CNAs Attn: HR timid. Lost from Westland YEARLING Simmental holiday,sports, too much to 502-352-7272 Subdivision/Hubbards Lane bulls for sale. A.I. sired by mention. 502-718-7898. 901 Withrow Ct. • Bardstown, KY 40004 area. Reward offered. top bulls. Solid black and EOE 502-348-2545 polled. Ready for Spring 303 CATHEDRAL service. 502-549-3798 MANOR, Huge sale, Thurs- ELLIS day, Friday, Saturday, Sun- day, 10am-10pm. Movies $1.00, $2.00, $3.00 each. Transportation Publishers Printing Saturday and Sunday eve- COMPANY Company rything 60% off. Sunday last DRIVERS NEEDED day open. Everything must for flatbed & Accepting Applications go. ADMINISTRATOR, St. Jo- specialized operation nd rd 3100 MARY JO BLVD., seph Montessori Children’s • Class A CDL & 2 and 3 shift Saturday, 8-2. Furniture, Center, qualified candidate 2 years driving men’s shirts, TV’s, porcelain should have a background experience required Skilled Positions for dolls, golf clubs, household in education and excellent • No DUI’s or Felonies miscellaneous, lots of mis- skills in communication, in- • Regional & OTR Pressroom and Bindery cellaneous. terpersonal relationships, • Sign-on bonus technology, and business • Excellent pay & Benefits Benefits include – health, dental, vision, life, 6588 LOUISVILLE ROAD, and disability coverage. Friday 8:30-4, Saturday 8-3. management. Prior admin- CALL SOLID BLACK MALE CAT 3 Family, Appliances, an- istrative experience is pre- 800-467-3106 Vacation and Personal days, 401k, tuition lost on Caldwell Avenue. tiques, bedding, mirrors, ferred and knowledge of reimbursement, etc… Last seen Monday evening household items, furniture, Montessori principles will be 3/26/12. Answers to “Sterl- COOL CROPS 4 plants for Applications available at www.pubpress.com luggage, lots of miscellane- highly valued. Submit resume ing”. Dearly missed, please $1.20, Cabbage, broccoli, ous. and at both plant locations in call 502-827-8797 and cauliflower. Flats of to- by May 4 to Michael Shepherdsville & Lebanon Junction matoes 48 plants $12.75 , BARDSTOWN 76 ED Pile Bickett, Principal, St. Joseph 4” tomatoes $1.00 ea, wave Road Farmington Subdivi- School, 320 W. Stephen Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V hanging baskets, Country sion, Saturday April 28th, Foster Avenue, Place Hwy 55 (across from 7am-?, furniture, children’s Bardstown, Ky. 40004 or Airport) between Lebanon & clothing, original Hoosier via email to Springfield. Call (859) cabinet, home decor items, [email protected] 336-7137 baby items and much more. B8 Friday, April 27, 2012
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• Team Player. NURSE PRIVATE DUTY • Attention to detail with good follow up skills. Nursing positions available • Ability to multitask in a fast pace environment. for RNs and LPNs in KY. 1+ • Wants to be part of a winning team with an year experience in long established business. term or pediatric care. Call 502-426-4454 between • Excellent computer skills. 8a-5p Mon-Fri for more info! • Adobe InDesign, Illustrator & Photoshop with applied experience. OTR DRIVER NEEDED Small Bardstown based o/o Compensation based on experience & what the fleet seeking dependable applicant has to offer. Health insurance available, KITCHEN HELP. Nights Class A OTR driver. Home paid holidays, vacation & product discounts avail- and weekends required, will weekends, guaranteed 2200 miles weekly. Clean able with position. train. Apply in person, Old Kentucky Home Country driving record with minimum GBA Club 527 E Stephen Foster 1 yr experience. 34-36/mile 622 North Third St. • Bardstown, KY 40004 Avenue, Bardstown. NO based on experience. Con- phone calls, please. tact Dan at 502-460-4830 Friday, April 27, 2012 • The Kentucky Standard B9
Tiffany Thompson, 1986, Seth Frank Huddleston, 30, >> Citations theft by deception, $587.19 Cox’s Creek, production From Page B3 plus 120 days/120 days sus- assistant. pended. Kimberly Michelle Joshua K. Waldridge, Grimes, 31, Bardstown, 1985, theft by deception, medical office clerk; 1992, alcohol intoxication in $218 plus 30 days/30 days Thomas Dale Bartley, 44, a public place, $233. suspended. Bardstown, unemployed. Patrick L. Gant, 1983, Hazel Girdley, 1954, theft Juana Iris McCubbins, 24, alcohol intoxication in a by deception, $358 plus 30 Bardstown, unemployed; public place, $208. days/30 days suspended. Jose De Jesus Torres Escoto, Larry D. Downs, 1970, William Travis Hopkins, 23, Bardstown, cook. alcohol intoxication in a 1967, improper passing, Diana Sue Griffin, 52, public place, $178. license to be in possession, Bardstown, production Andrena Phillips, 1959, $253. worker; Leo Ephraim DISCOVERY CHILD CARE 5.92 ACRE TRACT on Holt theft by deception, $331. Jeffrey J. Hutchinson, Eggleston, 56, Bardstown, CENTER, 6 weeks - 12 Townhomes & Duplexes Ridge Rd in Chaplin KY Jordan Wigginton, 1992, years old before and after 2 and 3 bedrooms, 1.5 (Nelson County). City 1989, alcohol intoxication heavy equipment operator. school. One to five days a baths. $495 per month. Call Water. Priced to sell. possession of marijuana, in a public place, $183. Amanda Elizabeth Terry, week. Safe and friendly en- 502-249-1686. $15,000.00. Call (502) $203. 24, Bardstown, assistant vironment, affordable care. 507-4096 or (502)673-9136 Jeremy G. Gibson, 1982, Call 502-348-4444 Arthur Ancell, 1979, possession of marijuana, manager; Matthew David 10.53 ACRE WOODED criminal mischief, 60 $153 plus 45 days/40 days Bailey, 23, Bardstown, crew tract on McCubbins Farm days/60 days suspended. suspended. person. Ln on Hwy 1442 (Ridge Rd) in Bullitt County. Great Richard A. Morrell, Breon T. Maddox, 1984, Jeanette Marie Little, 50, building site, conveniently 1953, theft by deception, possession of marijuana, Boston, factory worker; Paul 2 BEDROOMS, 1 BATH. located only 2 miles from $278 plus 30 days/30 days $450 month, $450 deposit. Exit 116 off of I-65. $203. Eugene Curtsinger, 59, 502-349-1434 or $95,000.00. Call (502) suspended. Elmer R. Leslie Jr., 1990, Boston, maintenance. 502-507-2225. 507-4096 or (502)673-9136 Nancy M. Morrell, 1960, resident fishing with a Genell Beal Maxwell, 48, 61 ACRE FARM at 6825 theft by deception, $318 license/permit, $178. Bardstown, assistant manag- Woodlawn Road. Owner Fi- plus 30 days/30 days sus- Hali J. Hazelwood, 1992, er; James Nolan Hall, 53, nancing. 502-507-5676 pended. improper equipment, $163. Bardstown, assistant manag- 3 BEDROOM, 2.5 BATH Brandon K. Newton, David D. Seay, 1947, er. modular home (1792 square feet). Great condi- 1980, theft by deception, DUI, $868 plus 14 days, Patricia Ann Bishop, 30, tion. Located on Hahn $1,301.99 plus 45 days/45 alcohol and drug education. Loretto, laborer; William Ridge Road in Chaplin, KY days suspended. (Nelson County). Sits on a UP TO 7000 Square feet Betty Jean Downs, 1973, Thomas Perkins, 35, beautiful 1.12 acre lot. available for retail and or Crystal M. Grigsby, DUI, driving on DUI sus- Loretto, laborer. Quiet area with a great storage/ warehousing in 1982, theft by deception, pended license, $868 plus view. $59,000.00. Call downtown Bardstown load- (502)507-4096 or ing dock available. $496.73 plus 60 days/60 60 days, alcohol and drug (502)673-9136 502-249-1099 days suspended. education. Drivers’ Licenses Allen T. Hayes, 1989, dis- Joseph A. Vittitow, 1987, orderly conduct, $153 plus speed, $173 plus state traf- 60 days/60 days suspended. fic school. The following passed the Desiree Wickliffe, 1992, Drew A. O’Bannon, road test and received a full 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH on possession of marijuana, 1992, speed, $173. unrestricted license March 5, Donna Lane, 3 minutes from Flaget Memorial Hos- $203. Claud McMakin, 1989, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27, 2012: pital. New appliances, WANTED Karla Seward, 1980, theft operating on a Juanita S. Stevens, Rebecca washer and dryer hookup, large yard with storage by deception, $318 plus 30 suspended/revoked opera- A. Kuser, Trenton E. Brian. building. $675 month, $675 CEDAR days/30 days suspended. tor’s license, no insurance, The following passed the deposit. References and Jesse E. Swindall, 1977, $346 plus 90 days/45 days road test and received an in- background check required. alcohol intoxication in a Available May 1st. Call LOGS suspended. termediate license March 5, 502-294-6320 public place, $208. Gardiner Daniel Jr., 1940, 6, 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27, 2012: 502-252-9408 Nicholas R. King, 1992, speed, $163. Kyle D. Rogers, Sabrina M. 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH. Re- possession of marijuana, Julio C. Soto, 1987, Johnson, Ellen E. Johnson cently remodeled, appli- $203. speed, no operator’s/moped Aaron M. Robertson, Morgan ances included, fenced yard, outbuilding, off Old Jacob Norris, 1982, alco- license, $191 plus 90 A. Miller, Zane T. Crady, Nazareth Road. No indoor hol intoxication in a public days/90 days suspended. Hannah L. Andrews, Robert A. pets. $700 month. Call 502-507-3960. place, disorderly conduct, Natalie Y. Maddox, 1988, Lewis, Austin T. Bogardus, $178 plus 30 days/30 days no/expired registration Caitlyn N. Lewis, Jacob S. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. $800 month, $800 deposit. The Housing Authority of ceived during normal office suspended. plates, no insurance, $1,143. Donahue, Blake M. Mattingly, Call 502-460-6216 Bardstown’s Section 8 pro- hours Monday - Friday, Connie A. Mattingly, Kenneth M. Martin, Bobbie Hamilton, Bradley C. 7:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. at 513 gram will be closing its wait- 1978, theft by deception, 1987, disregarding stop Thomas, Kimberly P. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for ing list on May 4, 2012. All West Broadway, Bardstown, rent, Copperfields, appli- applications must be re- Kentucky. $1,266.79 plus 1,440 sign, no insurance, license Clements, Tyler Chesser, ances furnished, $900 a turned to the Housing Au- REQUEST FOR days/1,440 days suspended. Jessica Wimsatt, Brian Nally, month plus deposit. Refer- thority office located at 513 PROPOSAL (RFP) ences and back ground W. Broadway, Bardstown Robert L. Sharp, 1990, Andrew Gordon, Shawn T. check required. by 4:00 p.m. on May 18, Custodial Services for Sprigg, Kaitlyn N. Wimsett, 2 BEDROOM, 1.5 bath possession of marijuana, Marriages 502-648-0484 2012. Any outstanding Sec- Thomas Nelson townhouse with private pa- $203. Mallory D. Greer, Jerome Mar- tion 8 applications returned High School tio. Stove, refrigerator, gar- 3 BED, 1 BATH, central air, later than 4:00 p.m. on May Nelson County Cody L. Mullins, 1986, tinez, Zachary S. Pranger, bage disposal, dishwasher large fenced back yard. 188 18, 2012 will not be ac- School District and washer/dryer hookup. license to be in possession, to be in possession, $693. Leigh Miller, Kody Adams, Barberry Lane. New paint & cepted. $435. 502-348-2305. tile, $575 month (502) Release Date: $153 plus 60 days, 60 days Samuel I. Boone, 1945, Anton Hamilton, Natalie Reed, 673-8934 or 643-1303. The Housing Authority of April 9, 2012 2 BEDROOM suspended. DUI, $648 plus 8 days, alco- Casey A. Nalley Lopez, Bardstown will be accepting Mandatory Pre-Bid hol and drug education. Nicholas McMichael, John C. apartments bids for a grouping of 30 Meeting & Walkthrough: Jesse D. Fields, 1992, still available at plastic splash blocks April 24, 2012 criminal mischief, $1,228 Michele Jeannette Carter, Hutchins, David A. Smith, Hallmark at the Lake. (green); four (4) louver 9:00 a.m. plus 180 days/180 days sus- 47, New Haven, medical Cody T. Seay, Trevor S. Taylor, Taylorsville doors-24”, no casings; four (4) flat Luan doors with cas- RFP Response Deadline: pended. technologist; Kent R. Sierra Bellah, Madison Call for a tour today, May 8, 2012 502-422-0543 ings, 24”. To view the items William N. Smith, 1974, Higdon, 48, New Haven, lab Salsman, Joseph Linton, Kyle listed, please call Proposal Evaluation theft by deception, $441.90 tech. S. Brundage, Austin L. 208 BOURBON COURT 502-348-3525. Sealed bids and Interviews of Townhomes. $475 month, must be received by 3:00 Selected Candidates (if plus 20 days/20 days sus- Karen Lynn Devine, 35, Holsclaw. $475 deposit. 2 bedrooms, p.m. on May 9, 2012 at 513 necessary): May, 2012 pended. Cox’s Creek, housewife; 1.5 baths, all electric, West Broadway, Bardstown, Award Notification: washer/dryer hookup. Call KY, 40004. The housing May 15, 2012 Authority of Bardstown 502-331-1187 Nelson County reserves the right to reject School District BLOOMFIELD AREA. 2 any and all bids. 288 Wildcat Lane bedrooms, 1 bath. Washer, Bardstown, KY 40004 dryer hookup. $375 month, The Housing Authority of $375 deposit, $150 water Bardstown will be accepting 502-349-7000 sealed bids for a 2005 deposit. Call 502-249-3396. BRAND NEW PATIO Dodge Neon with 21,375 PUBLIC NOTICE Motorcycle license test to feature HOMES. 2 bedrooms, 1 miles. To view the vehicle, bath, 1 car garage. All appli- please call 502-348-3525. Sealed bids will be accept- ances included. $700 Sealed bids must be re- ed on the following: month. 502-249-0260. ceived by 3:00 p.m. on May 2010 HMDE TM Horse 9, 2012 at 513 West Broad- Trailer / Vin #: KYT39167 newrider skills test starting May1 way, Bardstown, KY 40004. To be sold by sealed bid The Housing Authority of at the main office of Town Bardstown reserves the & Country Bank and Trust KENTUCKYPRESS NEWS SERVICE years in the area of motorcycle safety right to reject any and all Company, Bardstown, KY and testing. bids. on May 11, 2012 at 12:00 pm. FRANKFORT – The Kentucky State “Our implementation of this new test The Housing Authority of Trailer can be viewed at Police Driver Testing Branch will begin Bardstown will have its Per- Conway-Heaton by appoint- highlights Motorcycle Safety sonal Policy on display for ment only – call Connie using a new rider skills test for motorcy- Awareness Month in May,” KSP public comment from Friday Hardy at Town & Country cle operator’s license applicants on May Bank (502) 348-3911. Commissioner Rodney Brewer said. “It April 20, 2012 until Monday, 1. Developed by the Motorcycle Safety May 21, 2012. All comments Buyer is responsible for all comes at a critical time since statistics must be submitted in taxes and transfers. We Foundation, the new test is designed to writing to the Housing Au- reserve the right to with- better determine if operators possess show a significant increase in motorcy- thority of Bardstown within drawal the vehicle from the the Thirty (30) day period. sale if a minimum bid is not sufficient safety skills for riding motor- cle-related crashes in Kentucky this All comments must be re- met. cycles in traffic. year. Hopefully, the new test will help The new test expands Kentucky’s motorcycle operators get off to a safe current motorcycle skill test from two to start with sound, fundamental riding four exercises, which must be complet- skills that will make Kentucky’s roads ed on a closed course and evaluated by and highways a safer place for every- a KSP driver’s license examiner, according to a state police press release. one.” The exercises include: left turn/normal KSP will offer a free, three-hour, stop; cone weave/right turn from a stop; classroom-based, motorcycle safety quick stop and obstacle swerve. The seminar taught by a certified MSF DUPLEX, 245 AREA. 2 changes apply to both two-wheel and RiderCoach on May 17 from 6 p.m. to 9 bedrooms, 2 baths. Resi- dential, quiet neighborhood. three-wheel motorcycles tests. p.m. To register for the seminar, visit the $700 month plus deposit. Updates regarding the new test have KSP website at http://www.kentuckys- 502-507-7363. If you are a current Kentucky Standard been made to the Kentucky Driver’s tatepolice.org/pdf/registra- FREE HEAT subscriber and you don’t have a tube or Manual, which is available online at tionform_2012.pdf . Free electricity kentuckystatepolice.org under the Free air conditioning slot for your newspaper, you may request The agency will also host its fifth Free water Driver Testing Branch link. A video Free laundry room a FREE Kentucky Standard tube by calling about the new test will be available at annual Motorcycle Safety Day aware- Convenient location. YouTube.com in the near future. ness program on June 22 from 11 a.m. Efficiency, 1 & 2 bedrooms 502-348-9003 ext. 137 start at $420 MSF Director James G. Heideman, to 4 p.m. The event includes safety BEST VALUE IN TOWN *please allow 2 weeks for installation Ph.D. and Wayne Steele, of the M-F 8 am-4:30 pm 765 LUTHERAN CHURCH exhibits, motorcycle vendors, a news 502-350-4185 RD. 3 bedroom. 2-1/2 bath. Kentucky Motorcycle Program at conference and a police-escorted ride One story brick ranch. Liv- Eastern Kentucky University, were ing room, spacious family through scenic rural areas. To register instrumental in instituting the new test room, and separate dining for the program, visit the KSP website room. 2 1/2 car garage If you do not receive in Kentucky. with large attic. Screened in at www.kentuckystatepolice.org. your newspaper on MSF is a national, not-for-profit back porch and two patios Both events will be held at KSP on one acre. 502/649-7213 publication day, organization which has provided techni- headquarters, 919 Versailles Rd. in INN FREE FOR SALE, NEW LOG please call our office cal assistance to state training and WI-FI HOME on 5 acres, 3 bed- licensing program for more than 30 Frankfort. Now rooms, 2 bath, private, before 12:00 pm on the offering beautiful, Botland area, same day for next 502-349-0426 $189,000. WEEKLY RATES morning redelivery starting at $ at 502-348-9003 ext. 137 159 Please Leave Your Name, Complete Address, PER WEEK 3-4 BEDROOM HOME with Phone Number & Delivery Information Read The Kentucky Standard ONLINE *plus tax - restrictions apply some acreage for long term 1875 New Haven Rd. rental. Must be pet friendly. Bardstown Can provide references. www.kystandard 502-348-9253 Call 502-833-0762 >>Nelson Scene B10 Faces in the News
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Evan Johnson, Haleigh Perry, Kaitlyn Thornton, Carson Hicks and Abbey Brown sing a song in front of their classmates as author and musician Daryl Cobb looks on during his visit to Bardstown Primary School last week.
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ABOVE — Jayme Haslam, right, and Chie Ozaki of Silver & Strings perform at “Build the Future with Bourbon and Bubbles,”a fundraiser for the Guthrie Opportunity Center Saturday.
AT LEFT — Lauren Hedgespeth instructs Landon Cissell in the proper way to brush one’s teeth with the help of a stuffed animal during career day at Bluegrass Christian Academy last week.
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Linda Smith, who works for Opportunity Village in Las Vegas, speaks to the more than 340 people who attended a fundraiser for the Guthrie Opportunity Center Saturday evening. The center provides employment and resources for developmentally disabled adults.
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