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  • Schmidt Family Foundation supports Greenspace

    On May 2, Jan Schmidt, representing the Schmidt Family Foundation, presented a substantial check to Greenspace Inc., Elizabethtown’s non-profit organization that builds and maintains the Greenbelt system of hiking and biking trails throughout the city. Schmidt and her late husband, Bill, have long been strong supporters of Greenspace. Accepting the check for Greenspace were Treasurer Ed Sprague and Board Member Joan Noel.

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  • Sims speaks at Radcliff Rotary Club meeting
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  • Hardin District Judge Shumate addresses DAV Chapter 003 members

    Hardin District Judge Kimberly Winkenhofer Shumate was a special guest of DAV Chapter No. 003 at its March meeting at Pritchard Community Center. Shumate addressed members and described the new Veterans Court that soon will be piloted in Hardin County. She advised Jefferson County was selected to serve as the urban model while Hardin County was selected for the rural model of the first Veterans Courts in Kentucky.

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  • Cecilia community news

    Cecilia

    Irene Dodson, 862-3808

    The stork was kept busy last week, delivering a sweet little girl to Elizabethtown on May 8 to the College Heights United Methodist Church Youth Minister Joe and Andrea Bennett. Sydney was welcomed home by her 2-year-old brother, William.

    On May 9, he took a precious little boy to Bowling Green to my grandson, Brock and Ashley Barnes. Blake was welcomed home by his big brother, 3-year-old Brody.

    Congratulations to both families and wishing them the best in all things.

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  • South Hardin community news

    South Hardin

    Daphne Turpin, 872-3223

    Warm weather is here. We have hit the 80 degree mark. It is almost pool time.

    BIRTHDAYS. Happy birthday wishes go to Sybil Anderson, Vince Rose, Cole Richardson, Jennifer Phelps, Bill Jones, Lory Riney, Cooper Jones, Kim Tabb, Sherrie Norris, Aubrey Pruitt, Chris Bell, Mike Harmon, Diana Dalton, Jesse Key, Cade Wilson, Virginia Sherrard, James McLain, Etta Logsdon, Kevin Bradley, James Hodges, Mark Cardin, Ann Smith, John David Bowles, Sharon Crewz, Darlene Manakee, Diane Cottrell, Sara Lamkin and Adam Manakee.

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  • Stephensburg community news

    Stephensburg

    Betty Pullen, 862-4844

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  • Local judges participate in Spring Judicial College

    At the invitation of the chief justice, Kentucky judges recently came together for a joint two-day college to focus on a variety of topics of interest to trial court and appellate judges.

    The Administrative Office of the Courts hosted a Spring Judicial College for Supreme Court justices and Court of Appeals, Circuit Court and District Court judges April 23 and 24 in Lexington.

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  • NARFE members attend convention

    Several Elizabethtown NARFE Chapter No. 1050 delegates attended the Kentucky NARFE Federation Convention April 9 through 11 in Bowling Green. The theme was to “Live Healthy in Retirement,” and personal trainers were on hand to encourage delegates to keep moving to prevent complications from aging and being inactive.

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  • Optimist Club of Radcliff welcomes Anderson as new member

    Optimist Club of Radcliff President Jackie Banks, right, and Willie Lee, sponsor, left, present a new member packet and pin to James Anderson.

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  • Potted Few Garden Club Executive Board plans for coming year

    The Fort Knox Potted Few Garden Club Executive Board gathers to plan for the 2013-14 Club year to include field trips and community visitations. The club will meet at 10 a.m. today, May 15, at the Elizabethtown home of Bonnie Gunter with Ria Malito as cohost. After the business meeting, members will “Take a Walk on the Wild Side” at the Elizabethtown gardens of Doug and Janet Gebler. For information, call Bonnie Gunter, 769-5005.

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