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Judy Wingfield of Elizabethtown sent me this recipe for Crown Jewel Cake after seeing Mary Iseler’s recipe for Church Windows in this column before Christmas.

Judy says she doesn’t remember where she found the original recipe, but she’s been making it for more than 20 years, and it’s a tradition at her house.

Louisville playwright Tyrone Goodman will bring a story of a family rebuilding when “What Shall I Do?” is performed at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown on Saturday.

The play, Goodman’s third, concerns a family dealing with divorce and the teenage girl devastated by her parents’ break-up, he said.

Throughout his struggle with sickle cell anemia, Cory Smith, aka Young Dibiase, has used music as an outlet to express his pain and frustration with the disorder.

His first album, “Trilogy,” was released Friday.

Smith is the youngest of four siblings and grew up in a military family. He was born in Germany but considers Radcliff his home.

As a child he was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia and knew he would have to work twice as hard in life because of the disease.

Cyberbullying and technology will be addressed in musical form Friday at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School .

“Virtually Me” is a musical presentation produced by Matt Murphy who also brought Tony nominated “Memphis” and “Thurgood” to the New York stage.

The rock musical examines the pitfalls of technology that many teens face.