The Kentucky Lake Chamber of Commerce recognizes women in the community who represent their business or organization well. So many leaders leaders have unique backgrounds and stories, and the chamber would like to share those stories.

Why do Kentuckians wait while states like New York and California move forward with reopening plans? All eyes are on legal challenge to reopening, emergency powers legislation

One never stops learning, or at least one shouldn’t. That even goes for teachers and administrators. Trent Lovett still finds the joy in learning new things and will continue doing so even when he closes the book on his educational career with Marshall County Schools on June 30.

Thanks to the communities’ support, Murray’s Soup for the Soul, a local organization dedicated to serving the hungry in the Calloway County community through giving food for the body, kindness for the soul, and hope for the future, was officially awarded a $10,000 donation from Peel & Ho…

Approximately 80 people gathered May 7 to help celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of Marcella’s Kitchen in Benton. So much has happened since the idea of a community kitchen in Marshall County first settled in Marcella Perkins’ heart. There have been two location moves, a break-in…

The Marshall County High School drama department will present “Little Women,” the musical, May 6-8 at the Kenneth Shadowen Performing Arts center on the campus of the high school.

Marshall County native John Peck has been named executive vice-president of F&M Bank headquartered in Clarksville, Tennessee.

The Kentucky Lake Chamber of Commerce recognizes women in the community who represent their business or organization well. So many leaders leaders have unique backgrounds and stories, and the chamber would like to share those stories.

CASA by the Lakes is now enrolling new volunteers for the upcoming volunteer training session set to begin in mid May. Both virtual and in-person options are available.

The Women of the Aurora Community Park Activities Committee (WACPAC) are preparing to host one of their more gggggnnnnnnarly events for the community this weekend.

Three teams from Benton’s MatPack Allstars were scheduled to compete at The One Cheer Finals in Orlando, Florida, on May 1-2. Two of the three teams received a paid bid to the competition.

PADUCAH — West Kentucky Community and Technical College students Patrick Stephens and Kevonte Kilby were recently selected to the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) All-Academic Team for 2020-2021 academic year.

Marshall County High School Senior and National Speech and Debate Association Academic All American Karly Jones has taken first place at the KHHSL State Speech Tournament in the event of Broadcast Speaking.

Community Financial Services Bank (CFSB) CEO Michael Radcliffe announced the promotion of nine team members following the April Board Meeting.

The Marshall County School District, in conjunction with the MCHS Class of 1985, has announced the inductees who will comprise the inaugural class of the Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame: Dale L. Collie, H. H. Lovett, Sr., and Bill Cunningham.

Two men have announced their planned candidacy for the Marshall County Fiscal Court Second District seat, and a former emergency management director has stated he is running for the First District seat.

Marshall County High School has announced that 13 juniors have been selected to attend this year’s Governor’s Scholars Program.

The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts has accepted Marshall County’s Karsen Eubanks in the area of Visual Art. The program has also named Nadia Adamson as an alternate in the area of Musical Theatre and Laney Evans as an alternate in the area of Creative Writing.

Three Marshall County High School juniors, Sarah Bridges, Zoe Lewis and Emma Thorn, have been selected to attend the Commonwealth Honors Academy at Murray State University.

The Marshall County Photo Club held its monthly meeting on April 19. it was the first meeting since last fall due to the COVID virus.

Marshall County GED and Adult Education staff are already seeing a huge payoff for their students’ education after the organization recently moved into a new building.

Nathan Monroe, last week’s Associated General Contractors of Western Kentucky’s Technical Student of the Week, is sort of in a class by himself.

The cooperative spirit of three churches and two associations working together is saturating Marshall County with the Gospel to Every Home.

The Kentucky Lake Chamber of Commerce, with the help of Benton Gas Systems, recognizes women in the community who represent their business or organization well. So many leaders leaders have unique backgrounds and stories, and the chamber would like to share those stories.

The complete Comprehensive Land Use Plan containing goals and objectives for the City of Benton was approved by the Planning and Zoning Committee on April 12 and will now head to the city council for approval.

As part of its Fishing in Neighborhoods (FINS) program, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife has restocked the lake at Mike Miller Park in Draffenville.

With only $52.50 left in the congregation’s operating fund, members of Soldier Creek Old School Primitive Baptist Church are seeking the community’s assistance for some much needed repairs to the church building.

Calvert City has partnered with Holly Nursery to give away free trees to Calvert City residents and business owners.

Marshall County Resiliency Center and the City of Benton are partnering to bring awareness to the 40th Anniversary of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week and to the existence of services for victims of crime in the eight-county Purchase Region.

Last week, Marshall County Commissioner Kevin Spraggs announced his bid for the county judge-executive seat, setting the stage for next year’s election.

The nation's pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine is sparking conversations on COVID-19 vaccinations in general. Some continue to urge getting a vaccine, while others remain hesitant. 

Marshall County Commission member Kevin Spraggs is throwing his hat in the ring for county judge executive.

The Kentucky Lake Chamber of Commerce, with the help of Benton Gas Systems, recognizes women in the community who represent their business or organization well. So many leaders leaders have unique backgrounds and stories, and the chamber would like to share those stories.

Approximately 80 people gathered May 7 to help celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of Marcella’s Kitchen in Benton. So much has happened since the idea of a community kitchen in Marshall County first settled in Marcella Perkins’ heart. There have been two location moves, a break-in…