I watched Robbie Lucas as a Lincoln County High School football player. I watched him as a Lincoln County head football coach. I watched him as a Somerset football assistant coach and then Somerset head coach. He never changed. As his long-time friend Jason Boyle of Lincoln County said, “He was
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As sweet as they come
Abby Steiner with the Mercer County girls after they won the Class AA state track team title. (Mercer County Track Photo) After dominating the Class AA state track competition Friday and winning both the girls and boys team championships, Mercer County athletes took their time getting off the University of Kentucky
Somebody please explain
Centre and Callie a perfect fit
Another Danville Championship–Special Olympics Style
DANVILLE, Ky. - As much as Tori Brown would like to take credit for such a large turnout of Centre College student-athletes at Sunday's Special Olympics flag football region championship, she said it was all about the students. Brown is Centre's softball coach but is also in charge of community service for the athletics
Garrard County senior with broken neck faces spinal fusion and family asks for more prayers
Luke Short plays most of game for Garrard County with broken neck
Luke Short with his Garrard County teammates on the sideline Friday. He played most of the game with a broken neck and even had five tackles. (Brandon McGlone/Central Record). She saw her son, Luke, make a block on the opening kickoff against Danville Friday night and thought something didn’t look exactly
Sharing The Gold
Daddy’s Girl Wins Gold
Lexington’s Lee Kiefer shows the emotion of becoming the first U.S. foil fencer to win an Olympic Gold Medal. (USA Fencing Photo) Years ago his daughter’s coach told Dr. Steve Kiefer that she possessed special abilities in her sport. “Yeah, and pay for more lessons,” said Kiefer. It’s a message many parents have
Six Degrees Of Lydia Jacoby
Seventeen-year-old Lydia Jacoby, center, was all smiles with the gold medal around her neck Monday. (Team USA Photo) Jonathan Boswell is a 2018 University of Kentucky graduate from Lexington who works in the tourism industry and just happens to be working in Seward, Alaska, now for a company that does cruises