Knob Creek Gun Range in Bullitt County will hold their final machine gun shoot Friday, October 8th and Saturday, October 9th.
“There will be machine gun rentals available and a few competitions going on over the weekend. We’ve been doing it for 50 years, and you know what they say: all good things must come to an end. It’s very time consuming. It takes about 150 extra bodies to make the shoot happen,” says owner Kenny Sumner. The cost is $15 per person, per day.
James T. Alton Middle School has current assistant principal Allison Scherer as the school’s new principal. The JTA Site-Based Decision-Making Council voted unanimously to appoint Scherer to the role. “Allison is a lifelong Trojan. She is a North Hardin High School graduate, and has taught at the schools that feed JTA. She is a part of the JTA family and is heavily involved in the community. She is the right candidate to carry on the pride and tradition of excellence of JT Alton,” Community Relations Specialist John Wright said. Scherer replaces Kevin Estes who left JTA before the school year started. Jennifer Lewis has been the interim principal at JTA between Estes’ departure and Scherer’s appointment.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is launching a new program today to expand options on remote renewal of driver’s licenses and ID cards.
The revamped main-in program will offer renewal of a four-year drivers license. Hard-copy cards will be mailed within 10 to 15 business days after successful processing. Renewal forms as well as more details about the program can be found at drive.ky.gov.
The Kentucky Association of Broadcasters recently announced the finalists for the 2021 Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. Radio station WQXE is a finalist for three different categories including Best Digital Product for the program “Furever Friends” with Afternoon Personality Adam Fuller, Best Morning Show with Brian Walker and Trisha Caudill in the morning, and for the prestigious “Station of the Year” award.
“We are super excited to be a finalist for these KBA awards. It affirms the hard work that we do everyday to provide the best for our listeners and dedication to our communities,” stated Marketing Specialist Jennifer Meyers. KBA’s Excellence in Broadcasting Awards honor the hard work, accomplishments, careers and personal contributions of Kentucky’s broadcasters and broadcast partners. The winners will be announced during a virtual awards ceremony in November.
Kentucky State Police are investigating a fatal collision in Breckinridge County.
Yesterday afternoon, the Breckinridge County Sheriff’s office requested assistance with a collision near the 3500 block of South KY 259 near Harned.
According to the news release, the preliminary investigation revealed that Anthony Coogle of Leitchfield was operating a 2005 Ford Taurus when he turned onto the roadway and into the path of a 2013 Ford Escape. The Escape traveling eastbound on KY 259, was operated by James Miller of Hardinsburg. After colliding, Coogle’s vehicle struck a 2006 ford f-350 traveling in the westbound lane.
Coogle was transported to the Breckinridge Memorial Hospital where he was later pronounced deceased. The operator of the f-350 was not injured.
The collision remains under investigation by reconstructionist Trooper Brad Holloman.
