Health students help Toys for Tots For the third year, Santa has found helpers in the Trigg County High School’s Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA). The high school students of HOSA collected toys for Toys for Tots at Fri...
SCAPP grant obtained, play to be decided The Janice Mason Art Museum’s Performing Arts Program received the anticipated School-Community Arts Parents Partnership Grant (SCAPP) to continue providing musical theatre in the Trigg County Area...
Gibon’s latest offers satisfying story, heart-pounding action Apocalypto
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After Mel Gibson’s anti-Semitic outburst last summer when he was arrested for drunk driving, many in Hollywood vowed, on and off-the-record, to never work with the act...
School Christmas concerts this week In the following week, locals will have several musical opportunities to get into the Christmas spirit.
There will be three different Christmas concerts at Trigg County High School’s Little Theater...
Food brings author to Cadiz Great food and great books on Saturday at Eldora’s bookstore when author Gary P. West stopped in at 11 A.M. last Saturday for a book signing. His book, Eating your Way Across Kentucky, 101 Must Pl...
Cold weather, parade welcomes Christmas to Cadiz Christmas and cold weather arrive nearly simultaneously, though the chilly air did nothing to deter spectators from enjoying the Annual Trigg County Christmas Parade.
Chamber of Commerce President ...
DAR holds annual breakfast The James Thomas Bridges Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution gathered for its annual breakfast on Saturday morning. At the breakfast, several students and residents were recognized...
Chicken vindaloo offers Indian flavor After we returned to Cadiz from the holiday, Hawkins invited two lifelong friends to his apartment for dinner. Guess who volunteered to cook dinner for the crew?
I spent my Saturday in Nashville, ...
Crowd swarms art museum for Festival of Trees The Janice Mason Art Museum’s annual Festival of Trees exhibit opened Saturday evening before the Christmas parade and it was not lacking in eager viewers.
In fact, the museum was at times so tight...
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