Even in painful loss, Spencer County showed why it has become a solid football program

Spencer County coach Mike Marksbury looks on during his team's game with Kentucky Country Day on Sept. 4, 2026. By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com TAYLORSVILLE -- It's always good to have a friend I can call on at the last minute for a place to take in Friday Night Lights. That's what happened last week when … Continue reading Even in painful loss, Spencer County showed why it has become a solid football program →

Another chance to achieve God’s purpose

Anderson County freshman football coach Derek Shouse shares a photo of himself during his stay at the Cleveland Clinic awaiting a heart transplant in 2024. Anderson County football assistant Derek Shouse is back on the sideline two years after heart transplant By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com LAWRENCEBURG -- Two words. Just 15 letters. Two words that … Continue reading Another chance to achieve God’s purpose →

There are some things I miss, but I’m happy and at peace

The one memory that stands out above all others will probably surprise you By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com I will admit there are times when I miss putting stories together for a newspaper. I have been thinking about that some over the last few days as the high school baseball and softball tournaments got underway this … Continue reading There are some things I miss, but I’m happy and at peace →

Treating Others with Respect Even During Your Team’s Troubled Times.

Column by John Herndon, 110forChrist.com I am a Kentucky Wildcat fan and I feel for Mark Pope. I don't feel for him  because I agree with an overly vocal portion of the Big Blue Nation that Pope can't coach and is doomed to fail at the school that is recognized as college basketball's all-time wins … Continue reading Treating Others with Respect Even During Your Team’s Troubled Times. →