Nita Johnson

The 20-plus years of being a newspaper reporter have brought some unique situations requiring me to muster my sense of humor. People have asked me over the years what was

Flames shoot through the roof of Huffman and Huffman ophthamologist office after lightning struck the building during Sunday’s storms.

This graduate grabs his cap and cheers after receiving his diploma. Photo by Nita Johnson

“Regardless of your story, you are here, you are accomplished and you are successful.”

While the housing shortage — and affordable homes — loom across the country, London has a new option to a solution.

The CSEPP (Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program) is coming to an end, but not without providing numerous services to the Laurel community.

May 31—Mar. 27 —Jonathon Bowman and Krysta Caudill to Kyle Edward Donohue and Stephanie Rose Donohue, 1 acre on Shell Road; $196,500

The London Laurel County Chamber of Commerce welcomed two new members at their May meeting. The plaques were presented by Chamber President Scott Webster, Chamber CEO Deanna Herrmann and Chamber

As Memorial Day approached, Kentucky State Police placed wreaths on the graves of fallen troopers — one of whom is buried in London.

Jun. 14—April 4 —SLLR, LLC to Clifton Marshall Bass ad Alexis Hembree, 0.50 acres on Old Union Church Road; $249,900