Denise Shoulders is a genealogist and journalist based in Logan County, Kentucky. She specializes in local news and features, with a focus on community events, historical sites, and human interest stories. Denise's work has been featured in publications such as The Franklin Favorite, The Lebanon Democrat, and The Cadiz Record.
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Denise Shoulders focuses on local news, community events, and crime within Logan County, Kentucky. She frequently covers announcements related to cultural events, society issues, and crime updates.
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Secretary Nell Jordan shares much of the chapter’s history during the 100th birthday celebration. Denise Shoulders/News-Democrat & Leader
They are multitasking masters who orchestrate emergency response for every situation. When seconds count, they make every second matter. They hear fear, panic, and distress in everything from whispers to
The first quarter restaurant scores for Simpson County have been released and are shared alphabetically by establishment, address, date of inspection, and score.
By: Denise Shoulders
The Logan County Humane Society has found a new home at 1970 Lewisburg Rd., which many will remember as the former Roy’s BBQ.
Amanda Castile and Karen Kirsch, co-founders of Spayed and Aid of Kentucky, recently announced the return of a program that will be available to Logan County residents once again. The popular program, trap-neuter-release, was offered in years past by the Logan County Humane Society.
Logan County Fiscal Court recently met on Thursday, April 11 rather than the regularly scheduled Tuesday meeting, to allow county leaders to attend a summit hosted by the Barren River Area Development District.
Members of the Logan Fiscal Court met at its regularly scheduled time on April 23 to conduct county business.
The deGraffenried Chorale is performing soon and you’ll have a chance to enjoy their performance. According to Mary Beth Dowden, director of the ensemble, this is the group’s 46th anniversary.
By: Denise Shoulders
Each year the county’s students prepare their defense, but it isn’t in a court or on a field. In fact, their defense has nothing at all to do with a
A donated lot will soon become the site of Kentucky’s first Isaiah 117 House, a haven for children entering foster care.
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