Bellarmine gets $600,000 grant for science, math scholarships
byBellarmine University and U.S. Third District Representative John Yarmuth announced Sept. 17 that new federal funding will provide $600,000 for scholarships that promote studies…
Holy Cross marks feast with archbishop
byBy MARNIE McALLISTER Record Assistant Editor Holy Cross High School received high praise from Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz during a school liturgy Sept. 14….
Open comment period for execution protocol begins
byThe Kentucky Department of Corrections opened a public comment period on Sept. 4 about new regulations governing executions in Kentucky. The Commonwealth has revised…
Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross celebrated
byArchbishop Joseph E. Kurtz celebrated the feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross today, Sept. 14, at Holy Cross High School. He…
Elizabethtown school awarded ‘blue ribbon’
byBy MARNIE McALLISTER Record Assistant Editor ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — The United States Department of Education honored St. James School last Friday, Sept. 7, naming…
St. Aloysius parish celebrates 100 years
byBy GLENN RUTHERFORD Record Editor SHEPHERDSVILLE, Ky. — Joseph and Peggy Raley were sitting near the front of St. Aloysius Church on Sept. 9,…
Teachers are former students of principal
byBy JESSICA ABLE Record Staff Writer Laura Carby, Andrea Gordon Ruley and Katie Wetterer knew Dr. Beverly McAuliffe long before she became principal at…
Bellarmine to host climate change symposium
byBellarmine University’s Center for Regional Environmental Studies will host a free public symposium on climate change Sept. 22 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m….
Seminar for parents about underage drinking is set
byThe Children’s Peace Center at Our Lady of Peace on Newburg Road, will host a free seminar for parents entitled “Underage Drinking: What Parents…