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  • Gebharts celebrate 25th wedding anniversary

    Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Gebhart celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a celebration service at New Hope Community Church on Sept. 10, 2011, for family and close friends. 

    They were married Sept. 13, 1986.

    They have two children, Melissa Johansen of Radcliff and Steve Owens of Springfield, Tenn.; and four grandchildren.

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  • Riggs

    Matthew Riggs and Brittani Williams were married by the Rev. Kenny Merritt on May 7, 2011, at Fairfarm Baptist Church.

    The bride is the daughter of Raymond Williams and Brenda Lyall.

    The groom is the son of Calvin and Patti Riggs.

    Maid of honor was Monika Roberts; bridesmaid was Kaitlin Holbrook-Elkins; and flower girl was Emily Roberts.

    Best man was Michael Riggs; groomsman was John Riggs; ring bearer was Clayton Hester; and ushers were Jordan Sanders and Corey Benvides.

    Pianist was Hannah Miller.

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  • Valentine Celebrates 80th Birthday
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  • Rotary Club Members Welcome Student Guests

    Amanda Warren and Mitchell Chapman of Elizabethtown Community and Technical College were student guests at the Elizabethtown Rotary Club meeting Aug. 30. Pictured from left, Amanda Warren, Mitchell Chapman, Professor Anthony Slone and Dr. Thelma White, President/CEO of ECTC.

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  • Holmes Attends KBC-LEO Leadership Conference

    Radcliff City Councilman Stan Holmes recently attended the KBC-LEO Leadership Conference. Also pictured is candidate for Secretary of State Allison Grimes and community advocate Jacque Wiggington.

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  • Lions Club Supports Warm Blessings

    Following the Lions Club Chicken Barbecue, Lions Club president Ron White presents a club donation to Warm Blessings Soup Kitchen board chair Linda Funk.

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  • FAITH students get biology lessons

    Biology students of FAITH Home School Academics recently visited the home of Joyce and John Effinger to participate in an on-site study of the ecology of ponds.

    Mrs. Effinger welcomed both classes and gave them history of the pond on their property. She named the plants in the pond and the surrounding area and explained how the pond was maintained and kept healthy. Their biology teacher Sherry Webber then gave the high school students specific tasks to complete during this session.

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  • Clear speaks to Radcliff Optimist Club members

    Gina Clear, left, was presented a Certificate of Appreciation by Optimist Club of Radcliff president-elect Mae Knight. Clear spoke to the club Aug. 9 about her internship with The News-Enterprise. She also talked about her journalism class at North Hardin High School, along with the school yearbook and newspaper productions.

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  • Sallengs celebrates 90th birthday

    Evelyn Sallengs, who is 90 years old today, Sept. 9, 2011, celebrated her birthday Saturday at the home of her daughter with 50 family members and friends.
    She is a resident of Ce-cilia and a member of Cecilia Baptist Church. She has been married to Hershel Sallengs for 12 years.
    She has four children, Sue Thompson of Glen-dale, Wayne Richardson of Cartersville, Ga., Sandi Stiles of Elizabethtown and Bruce Richardson of Perryville; 15 grandchildren; 25 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren.

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  • Warm Blessing receives donation from Christ Episcopal Church

    Jesse Waltz, right, of Christ Episcopal Church, presents a contribution from the church outreach program to Warm Blessings Soup Kitchen treasurer Diane Panknin. Warm Blessings, 609 E. Dixie Hwy., Elizabethtown, serves a hot meal each weeknight at 5:30 to 50 or more individuals and families. Also offered are showers and washer and dryer on a limited basis for those who need this service. For information or to get involved, call 763-9276.

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