Neighbors

BUTLER. Every year, thousands of military men and women deploy to the Middle East where they live and work under austere conditions in some of the most remote areas of the world. All of this while being on a continuous lookout for whatever attack an enemy force may make. The son of a Radcliff man recently experienced a glimpse of what life over there will be like when he spent a month at the National Training Center at Fort Irwin, Calif. For two weeks he lived and worked in tents while under a constant threat of simulated attacks.

 Kitty DuPlessis’ piano students recently held a Spring Recital at First Christian Church. From left, front row, Paul Brosky, Madeline Brosky, Natalie Schory and Meg Fiepke Row; second row, Forest Kuenzli, Claire Godfrey, Grace Farmer, Tori DuPlessis and Anne Adams; third row, Kaitlyn Senay, Gabriel Kuenzli, Laura Hinkle, Olivia Lupresto, Emma Godfrey and Riley Eriksen; and fourth row, Kitty DuPlessis, Beth Adams, Rebecca Hinkle, Clara Wilson, Marianna Godfrey, Mary Adams and Taylor Senay. 

Dennis Johnson of Hardin Memorial Hospital was the guest speaker at the Elizabethtown Rotary Club on May 31. He gave an update on how the hospital is performing. 

 Fort Knox Chapter of AUSA President Gene Gudenkauf presents an AUSA National Citation to Ray Cottrell and Ray Cottrell Jr. recognizing Ray’s Ford’s 30-year continuous active AUSA membership. Cottrell has been one of the longest and strongest supporters of AUSA.