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Today's Features

  • Building Permits

    The following building permit information has been obtained from Hardin County Planning and Development Commission and the City of Elizabethtown Planning and Development offices. The name of the applicant, applicant’s address and use of permit are listed.

    Kendra Stewart, 204 N. Black Branch Road, Elizabethtown. Use: deck.

    HardinMemorial Hospital, 914 N. Dixie Ave., Suite 201, Elizabethtown. Use: tenant finish.

    Skin Group, 914 N. Dixie Ave., Suite 205, Elizabehtown. Use: tenant finish.

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  • Property Transfers

    The following property transfers are listed as given on deeds at the Hardin County Clerk’s Office in Elizabethtown.

    Clinton E. and Natasha Clark to Jonathan A. Woodward, 116 Niblick Court, Elizabethtown, $89,000.

    Jeff and Joyce Nott to C.C.I. LLC, property on South Woodland Drive, Radcliff, $17,000.

    Jason Henry and Gary R. and Ingeborg James, 2612 Stonemill Drive, Elizabethtown, $243,000.

    Esse Victoria and Bennie James McRae III to Cartus Corporation, 1807 Oriole Drive, Elizabethtown, $187,250.

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  • Family Fun

    In all the fun and festivities of the Heartland Music Festival, rides for the kids provide smiles, thrills and a dizzying good time.

    Geno Rides will provide the amusement rides for the festival for the 15th year. Popular rides from the past are returning for this year’s festivities.

    On Friday, there will be limited free rides available for kids while the concert is rockin’ farther down the lake.

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  • MOWW commander-in-chief visits Fort Knox chapter

    The Fort Knox Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars conducted a Youth Leadership Conference with the Kentucky Bluegrass ChalleNge Academy Cadets on May 21 at the Patton Museum on Fort Knox.
    The MOWW National Commander-in-Chief Retired Col. Clifford Way was visiting the Fort Knox chapter to observe the chapter’s revised structure of the leadership training program. As a result, he was impressed with the approach and will recommend that other chapters consider employing the same version of the instruction.

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  • Northern Hardin County Democratic Women welcome candidates

    The Northern Hardin County Democratic Woman’s Club recently met at Colvin Community Center in Radcliff. Featured speakers were Allison Grimes and Elaine Walker candidates for Kentucky Secretary of State.
    For information concerning club meetings, call Bev Rickey at 352-2465.

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  • Alpha Phi Alpha members have gala

    The local Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc host it’s Alpha in White Scholarship Gala which supports local students with money for college. Pictured are Marcus Ray, Carl Millsap, Major Kurt Hinton and Radcliff City Councilman Stan Holmes.

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  • Have canoe will paddle

    From novice to expert, there’s something for anyone who wants to paddle a canoe Saturday at the Heartland Music Festival.  

    Event organizer Larry Dattilo said the 17 races will vary in length, type and skill level.

    “It’s not very cutthroat but always fun to watch,” Dattilo said.

    The race brings out veterans as well as people who have never been in a canoe.

    “They always have a good time,” he said.

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  • Wet and wild Water Ball

    Warning: you might get wet watching this event, Elizabethtown Fire Chief Mike Hulsey said of Water Ball.

    The event takes place 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday during Heartland Music Festival events at Freeman Lake Park.

    Three-member teams of firemen are on identical water lines. A cable is stretched on telephone poles with a ball on the cable. The goal is to use the water to push the ball in the other direction. It’s like tug of war except with high pressure water hoses.

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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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