When former Elizabethtown Tennis Commission chairman Bo O’Brien stepped down earlier this year, long-time volunteer Teri Christensen took the helm. Though tennis now is a major part of Christensen’s life, it certainly hasn’t been a lifelong passion for her.
Sure it’s a holiday made up by retailers and greeting card companies, as my mother was wont to say.
Jennifer Riley Pinto will graduate from Transylvania University magna cum laude with dual bachelor’s degrees in English and Spanish. She received multiple academic awards and honors.
Art is more than a hobby for 16-year-old Sierra Bosse.
Inside Bob Cooper’s Vine Grove home, a projector whirred as it displayed a sepia-toned image of the German countryside. As the image flashed on the screen, Cooper reflected last week on an expedition he went on four decades ago.
We live in an age of paralysis by fear, where many voices attempt to dictate and control our thoughts and decisions.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College announced the winners of the 55th North Central Kentucky Spelling Bowl held April 26 at the college.
Brescia University awarded degrees at the RiverPark Center on May 4. The following students received degrees as indicated:
WKU’s five academic colleges recently hosted special ceremonies at Diddle Arena to individually recognize graduates and celebrate the accomplishments of the Class of 2019.
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