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Sanitation District Gets $2.2 In Funding For Gwinn Island Project—Including Mercer County

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman announced $2,284,367 in funding to improve water quality by enhancing wastewater treatment services and protecting the watershed near Herrington Lake. The announcement was made on Friday, March 22, at the Mercer County Fiscal Courthouse. According to a state press release, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Sewer…

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Baseball Titans Take Down E’town

Samuel Warren Herald Staff [email protected] Mercer County baseball had a week of highs and lows. One day after the Garrard County Golden Lions came from behind in the sixth inning and defeated Mercer 7-5, the Titans did the same to Elizabethtown in a 9-4 battle. On Monday, March 25, the Titans (4-5) faced the Harrison…

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Wildcats Leave NCAA Tournament Early, Again

Austin Cocanougher Herald Staff Kentucky Basketball has reached an inflection point. After suffering another sea­son-ending loss at the hands of an inferior non-power five team, John Calipari finds himself at the lowest point of his career. The fanbase has officially turned on him, the athletic department seems to be done with his antics, and analysts…

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Lady Titans Pick Up Two Big Wins

Samuel Warren/Trevor Ellis Herald Staff [email protected] On Monday, March 25, the Lady Titan softball team ( 4-2) took on the Lexington Christian Academy (LCA) Lady Eagles (4-3). Hot bats from the Lady Titan’s lineup led to a 14-4 win in five innings. Senior Hannah Beasley had a standout game at the plate batting I .000…

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Weekender For March 28—April 5: Holy Week, Easter And So Much More

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] It’s a busy Easter weekend and everything’s hopping, so let’s get to the listings. Happy Easter, Mercer County. Thursday, March 28 Maundy Thursday • Harrodsburg Lions Club Spaghetti Lunch and Dinner at Lion’s Park Community Center (109 West Lexington Street). Meal includes baked spaghetti, salad, dessert and drinks. All proceeds…

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Hopping Towards Easter 2024: A Preview

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] It’s looking like a busy Easter season, with events lined up for the Holy Week. Ecumenical church services are scheduled for Holy Week, with Greg Warren preaching at Pioneer Baptist Church (260 Sparrow Lane) on Monday, March 25; Doug Wesley preaching at Centennial Baptist Church (291 West Lane) on Tuesday,…

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Stephen Ransdell Named Permanent Director At Anderson-Dean Community Park

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] Stephen Ransdell has been named the full-time director of Anderson-Dean Community Park. Ransdell has served as the interim  director since January. He was promoted by the Anderson-Dean board of directors at their meeting on Thursday, March 14, according to a Facebook post. Ransdell served as facility maintenance planner at Essity…

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Commission Votes To Deny Rezoning For Controversial Development

Robert Moore Herald Staff [email protected] The Harrodsburg-Mercer County Joint Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend denying a request to rezone 104.41 acres of land at the southeast corner of Garriott Lane and Robb Road from A-1 (agricultural) to A-3 (small community agricultural). Both zoning designations allow for residential development. A-1 zoning requires a building…

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