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2 days ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
BOWLING GREEN — The Crystal Rogers murder case is underway 10 years after the Bardstown mother of five disappeared, with Tuesday featuring jury selection and Wednesday diving into opening statements and the first group of witness testimony. Rogers was 35 years old and a mother of five when she went missing on July 4 weekend 2015, and while prosecutors and investigators have admitted her body has yet to be found, three men have been indicted in connection with her disappearance.
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4 days ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Zach Smith, a Boston resident, visited New Haven’s city meeting last Thursday looking to talk about potential future upgrades to Paul Mattingly Field. Smith’s children play in the local New Haven youth leagues, and he feels like the leagues could grow if there were some investments in beautifying the park, and doing more to improve the conditions on the field. kAm“x ;FDE H2?E E@ D66 E9:D A=246 8C@H[” $>:E9 D2:5] “xE’D 2?
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4 days ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Monica Dean, a former Nelson County resident who has been active in recent years in Democratic Party circles and with local veterans groups, has thrown her hat into the ring in an effort to unseat longtime 4th District U.S. Congressman Thomas Massie. A Navy veteran and a single mother, Dean said she’s long been interested in politics and came up through the Nelson County Democratic Party.
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1 week ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Nelson County Road Department supervisor Brad Spalding presented a list of 16 upcoming paving jobs at Tuesday’s Fiscal Court meeting, with a total of $731,992 in flex funds from the state paying for the projects. The largest two projects include paving Shady Lane in the Boston area from Keith Knob to Boston Road, 2.25 miles, for $160,000, and Yates Cooney Neck Road for 2.3 miles leading up to its intersection with Ky. 55 near Bloomfield, at a cost of $173,000.
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1 week ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
In recent court filings in the whistleblower case against the top leadership of the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Deputy Brandon Bryan is alleging Det. Ian Justice attempted to get Bryan to break the conditions of the court in the case. Bryan and Sheriff Ramon Pineiroa are accused by Justice and fellow Det.
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1 week ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Shawn Moore, director of the Joint City-County Planning and Zoning Commission, was on hand at Monday’s Bloomfield City Council meeting to inform city leaders about upcoming changes to the county’s zoning ordinances. The ordinance changes in question were set to come up before Nelson County Fiscal Court for a second reading Tuesday after press time for this edition. From there, it goes out to all the cities for confirmation. kAm~?6 <6J 492?86 7:?5D 2 492?86 :? A6C>:EE65 3F:=5:?8 D:K6D :?
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2 weeks ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
In recent court filings in the whistleblower case against the top leadership of the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office, Chief Deputy Brandon Bryan is alleging Det. Ian Justice attempted to get Bryan to break the conditions of the court in the case. Bryan and Sheriff Ramon Pineiroa are accused by Justice and fellow Det.
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2 weeks ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Bardstown approved its second reading Tuesday of an ordinance governing where an anticipated medical cannabis dispensary could be located. Dispensaries will only be able to be located in zoning designation B-3, B4, LIP or I-2, which would not permit them to be in downtown or neighborhood business zones. kAm|2J@C s:4< w62E@? 7:8FC65 E92E E96 5:DA6?D2CJ H@F=5 36 =@42E65 D@>6H96C6 2=@?8 y@9? #@H2? q@F=6G2C5]k^AmkAm%9@C@F89EC6< {{r[ :?:E:2==J =:46?D65 :? w2C5:? r@F?EJ[ 92D 366?
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2 weeks ago | 
pmg-ky1.com | Peter W. Zubaty
BARDSTOWN -- The 502 area code is rapidly running out of numbers, perhaps as soon as late 2027. J.E.B. Pinney, with the Kentucky Public Service Commission, was on hand recently at the Old Courthouse in Bardstown for the first of five public meetings designed to inform residents of the situation with the 502 area code eventually exhausting its supply of numbers, and what the preferred options are to address that.
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2 weeks ago | 
pmg-ky2.com | Peter W. Zubaty
Steven Lawson was found guilty May 30 for his role in the 2015 disappearance and presumed death of Crystal Rogers, however, it didn’t end altogether when the jury recommended a 17-year sentence. On Wednesday, June 4, attorneys Darren Wolff and Zach Buckler, who represented Lawson in the four-day trial in Bowling Green, filed a motion in Nelson Circuit Court requesting a new trial or an acquittal, claiming Lawson was denied a fair trial. kAm{2HD@? H2D 7@F?5 8F:=EJ :? (2CC6?
