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From Montgomery County Sheriff David Charles Please drive cautiously this morning on your commutes. Water is ponding in the roads and storm debris may be in your travel path as well. As always wear …

As of 7 a.m. this morning, Emergency Management Director Greg Beam said there were widespread power outages locally after last night's storms.  There have been no reports of damage yet, but …

Former County Commissioner Melody Townsends speaks out on the proposed Rumpke landfill expansion Sunday at a public forum held at a local business. Townsend encouraged the public to call and send …

A Jeffersonville man was sentenced to 120 days in jail Tuesday on an amended charge of second-degree assault for his alleged role in a sword attack of another man in 2022. Mitchell Rutledge, 46, had …

From Montgomery county Health Dept. Rain Check Our Take Back Day has been postponed due to a forecast of thunderstorms and heavy rain. We will host this event on Tuesday, June 23rd, from …

A nail clinic will be offered at the shelter. Services are being donated.  See the accompanying photo for details. 

 Raffle Chance! Summer baskets valued at $125.  Just $5 gets you an entry. No limit on how many you can get. Help out Scout and Reba here at GAHS raise money for all the shelter animals. …

From Montgomery County Schools Today we're celebrating Kentucky Farm to Summer Week by highlighting local agriculture and supporting Kentucky farmers. This week's meal kits feature Montgomery …

From McNabb Documentary made by students at Congressional Academy will be shown for public! Among one of the organizations featured is the Sterling Community Food Coalition!  Students researched …

From the Ky Transportation Dept: Heads up, we’ve got strong to severe storms heading into Kentucky this evening through tomorrow. Here’s what you need to know  - Two rounds of storms …

From Montgomery County Judge Executive Chris Haddix Thank you to everyone that brought their worn and torn American flag to the Montgomery County Courthouse Annex. We were able to collect 42 …

From the Mt. Sterling Police Dept: Did you know you can request an extra patrol or vacation check right from our website? If you’re a city resident, visit www.mtsterlingpd.com, click on …

From MSWS: Weather permitting; Mt. Sterling Water and Sewer System will be flushing water lines through fire hydrants beginning Wednesday, June 24, 2026 and running through Monday, July 6, 2026. …

From Montgomery County Historical Society: The attack on Morgan's Station was one of the biggest events in 1700s Kentucky. Our next society meeting will take place on Monday, June 22nd, at Morgan's …

From Montgomery County Health Dept Montgomery County Health Department is offering a drive-thru medication drop off for Take Back Day! Happening this Thursday, June 18th, from 3pm-7pm! We will …

From Montgomery County Schools Last Wednesday was our biggest pickup day yet!  Our incredible School Nutrition team provided meal kits for 1,766 children, which equals an amazing 24,724 meals …

 From Montgomery co Animal Shelter FREE THE PAWS EVENT IS COMING!  Mark your calendars and join us for a fun-filled day supporting the homeless pets of Montgomery County Animal Shelter! …

From Montgomery County Farmers' Market All of our vendors will be at Market next Saturday June 20th for our GRAND OPENING Come join us and meet our local farmers, producers, makers, and bakers …

free grad photo for class of 2026 graduates available!  see attached photo for info!  Our own staff member Tonia Witt took the photos! 

From Montgomery County Judge Executive Chris Haddix As youth camps start to gear up for the summer, in collaboration with KY Emergency Management, Montgomery County Emergency Management and the …

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