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Neighbors

  • The Madison Ann Cundiff Memorial Foundation, Inc. appreciates support

  • Elizabethtown Lions Club members welcome Grant Edlin

    At the Nov. 29 meeting of the Elizabethtown Lions Club, Lion Jim Weise presented Grant Edlin, the club’s Central Hardin High School Student of the month. Grant is in the marching band, pep band and jazz band. He is a member of Beta Club, has attended the Governors School for the Arts and has been on the honor roll and the all-district honor band for three years. Grant hopes to attend Murray State University earning a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, followed by attending U of L Medical School in pursuit of a career as an anesthesiologist. He was accompanied by his mother.

  • Elizabethtown native named Tea Master for the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

    Bruce Richardson, one of America’s best-known experts and sommeliers, has been named the official Tea Master for the new Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. For more than 20 years, Richardson has traveled the world discovering and learning everything there is to know about tea. His travels led him to writing, photographing and sharing his experiences at tea events across the country.
    The Elizabethtown native is the owner of Elmwood Inn Fine Teas, based in Perryville.

  • Williamses excel at North American Livestock Expo

    Orry and Briann Williams, members of the Hardin County 4-H Livestock Club and the Hardin County Cattleman’s Association, exhibited their Shorthorn heifers during the 2011 North American Livestock Expo in Louisville in November. Orry placed third in his class while Briann placed in the top 10 in her class. Orry and Briann competed among other youth livestock exhibitors from Kentucky and across the United States. 

  • DAV members participate in Wreaths Across America

    Members of DAV Chapter and Auxiliary 003 proudly participated in Wreaths Across America on Dec. 10 at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central. 

  • Area clubs work together to fill stockings

    Members of the Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown and the Woman’s Club of Radcliff prepared Christmas stockings for children at SpringHaven Domestic Violence Program through Christmas. Hanna Hardman made stockings and members from both clubs helped fill them.

  • Optimists Club welcomes new members


    Willie Lee, lieutenant governor of the Kentucky/West Virginia District Optimists, and Optimist Club of Radcliff President Mae Knight inducted two new members, Andrea Garcia and Autumn Rose, into the club Dec. 13. The new members each received a new member packet, a name badge and an Optimist International pin.

  • Thanks for “A Taste of Radcliff"

    The Radcliff Woman’s Club offers a special thanks to all participants for attending and supporting our fourth annual Taste of Radcliff. Additionally, a big thank you to all the businesses that have come together to show how great and diverse they are, demonstrating the willingness of the businesses to come together for a common cause — the betterment of our community.
    More importantly, we wish to praise and thank all the members of the Radcliff Woman’s Club for donating their time, energy and food to this worthy cause.

  • Hall named Artist of the Month

    At the Nov. 21 meeting of the Central Kentucky Art Guild, Mary Lou Hall was selected by the attendees as the Artist of the Month. It was an open theme for November. The winning painting is a watercolor titled “Reflective Pride” and is currently hanging at Cobblers Café in downtown Elizabethtown.

    The next meeting is at 6:30 p.m., Dec. 19, at the Nolin RECC building on Ring Road in Elizabethtown. Visitors are always welcome.

  • Potted Few donates to Wreaths Across America

    Fort Knox Potted Few Garden Club members Marilyn Ardisson, left, and Renate Gosser, right, presenting a donation to Kentucky Patriots organizer Donna Betson for the Wreaths Across America program. This contribution will help to purchase 2000 wreaths which will be placed on the burial sites of veterans and their spouses at Kentucky Veterans Cemetery-Central at 10 a.m. Dec. 10.