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  • Williamson speaks to Radcliff Woman’s Club members

    Cathy Williamson, branch manager of the Lincoln Trail Area Better Business Bureau, was the speaker at the Radcliff Woman’s Club meeting May 9. Although Williamson’s duties are 50 percent educating the public and 50 percent getting new members, the former is now her primary focus. She spoke of the numerous scams bombarding the community. She stressed that members check closely their credit card, cell phone, bank statement and all financial transactions carefully for unauthorized use.

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  • Northern Hardin County Democratic Woman's Club members help with Easter egg hunt

    Northern Hardin County Democratic Woman’s Club members helped Radcliff Optimist Club with its annual Easter egg hunt. Due to inclement weather, the event was held in North Hardin High School. Pictured are Bev Rickey, Jessie Lee, the Easter Bunny, JoAnn Winkenhofer and Portia Petties.

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  • Local church, Boy Scouts clean up Buffalo Lake

    The local congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, along with members of GreenSpace and Boy Scout Troop 668, spent May 21 cleaning up litter, clearing pathways and preparing a scout camping area at Buffalo Lake.

    Around 70 people, church members, scouts and community leaders, helped in the effort. Roughly 225 hours of service were donated.

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  • Kendell earns title of Artist of the Month

    The Central Kentucky Art Guild named Wes Kendell of Louisville Artist of the Month at the May meeting. Kendell’s oil painting, “Pap’s Treasure” was a rendition of the side of a friends barn and items attached to it. The Central Kentucky Art Guild meetings are at 6:30 p.m. the third Monday of the month at the Nolin RECC building on Ring Road in Elizabethtown. Visitors are welcome.
     

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  • Lions Club members welcome Richard Roland

    The Elizabethtown Lions Club welcomed Elizabethtown High School Student of the Month Richard Roland. Richard has been director of operations for the Elizabethtown High School Football team, official scorer for Lady Panthers basketball and also has earned the highest honor in Boy Scouts, Eagle Scout. He plans to attend Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and Western Kentucky University to pursue a bachelors degree in elementary education. Pictured are Lion Patricia Zeitz, Richard Roland, his stepmother, Jennifer, and his father, Richard.

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  • Thank you to the community from Relay For Life

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  • Headlee reports for duty

     HEADLEE. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Bryan C. Headlee, son of Friederike and Robert Headlee of Elizabethtown, recently reported for duty at Navy Recruiting District in Nashville, Tenn. A 2004 graduate of John Hardin High School in Elizabethtown, he joined the Navy in September 2004. 

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  • Ky Human Rights Commission Comes To Radcliff

     The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights is pleased to announce its presence in Radcliff on May 26, at the Colvin Community Center, 230 Freedom Way, Radcliff. Kentucky Human Rights Education and Outreach Supervisor Mary Ann Taylor will be at the community center from 6 to 8 p.m. to meet with and listen to Hardin County’s citizen’s human rights concerns or questions about civil rights protections. Taylor will be available to take discrimination complaints and provide informational materials. Members of the public with civil rights needs are invited to stop by.

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  • South Hardin community news

    South Hardin

    Daphne Turpin, 872-3223

    The weather can’t seem to make up its mind. Summer is just around the corner though.

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  • Howevalley community news

    Howevalley

    Andrea Sherrard, 735-7544

    MAY. Cooler temperatures and still some rain. Highway 86 still is closed off around Franklin Crossroads. It just seems the water won’t go down.

    CONCERNS.I received a voicemail from a community member stating that more support is needed from the community whenever special events are planned in the community.

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