City of Sadieville

08/13/2026

Some Sadieville history - 117 Vine St

Neale-Willhoite House

This home occupies a 72 acre portion of Zephaniah Fields original farm. The Neale purchases included 2 parcels of 6 acres, bought for $360 in 1888 by Lawrence and Joel Neale from John McCabe. Three acres were purchased in 1889 from C.H. Neale for $70, and 20 acres bought in 1893 from J.P. and Mary Fields.

Neale owned the property at the time of his death and it was inherited by his daughter, Lucy Vallandingham. Thelma J. Willhoite owned the property from 1965 to 1999 and the current owners are William and Barbara Willhoite.

The house and farm are located on the southwest side of town.

08/12/2026

Remember that school is back in session today! Please watch for kids, school buses, and increased traffic around schools. Let’s slow down, stay alert, and keep everyone safe!

08/06/2026

City Hall is currently experiencing an internet outage, which is affecting the phone and computer system. We apologize for any inconvenience.

08/05/2026

Some Sadieville history - 211 Main St.

John M. Theobald House

In 1988, Mr. Theobald purchased this property from T.J. and Josie Burgess. Thomas and Sallie Theobald sold their family home in 1910 to N.J. McCabe for $1520. The McCabes then sold it to Ford and Katherine Whitson in 1939 for $2600. Previous owners include Ronnie Cannon, David and Fairlena Woolums, with current owners being Michael and Tammy Moore.

08/04/2026

Looks like our furry fugitive made the local news!

CAUGHT ON CAMERA: A raccoon broke into the Pet Pantry at the depot overnight, helping himself to pet food in a late-night raid caught on camera, according to a social media post from the City of Sadieville. Details below.

08/03/2026

See you Saturday!

07/30/2026

WANTED: The Masked Midnight Muncher! 🦝

The Sadieville Police Department is on the lookout for the furry bandit pictured below. He is wanted for destruction of property and theft.

Under the cover of darkness last night, this masked mischief maker was caught on camera breaking into the Pet Pantry at the depot and helping himself to all-you-can-eat buffet of whatever caught his fancy.

Chief Bruner had this to say: “We understand this suspect may be difficult to identify due to the mask he was wearing. But please don’t be alarmed-we believe this particular suspect prefers easy targets. Keep
your pet food locked up, and you should be safe from becoming his next victim.”

If you spot this suspicious snack enthusiast, do not approach. He is considered extremely hungry and may be armed with tiny, grabby hands.

Please remember: this post is all in good fun! No raccoons were harmed-just a few bags of pet food. 😀

07/29/2026

Some Sadieville history: 117 Gano

Dr. Baird House

This Arts and Crafts style home with its pointed door, hipped roof section and porch was owned by Dr. J.W. Baird, a popular northern Scott County physician for over 64 years.

Dr. Baird was said to have delivered over 2000 babies, unassisted by nurses or modern facilities. He often made long miles by horseback, during the night, in snow and blizzards, to attend to those in need, even when they could not pay for his services.

Previous owners include Cyril Kendrick, Gary Afterkirk, Brian Tyler, Solid Ground Investments and currently Verge Holdings.