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Today's Features

  • Hamilton–Reynolds

    Dr. and Mrs. David Hamilton of Elizabethtown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Laura Elizabeth, to Andrew Joseph Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Reynolds of Columbus, Ind.

    The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hamilton of Vine Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Howard King of Midway. She is a 2009 summa cum laude graduate of the University of Kentucky and is currently attending Medical School at the University of Kentucky. 

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  • Skorupa-Stevens

     

    Mr. and Mrs. James Skorupa of Walnut Creek, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Stevens of Elizabethtown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their children, Megan Elizabeth Skorupa and Patrick Lawson Stevens.

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  • Kellys celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

    Bob and Peg Beare Kelly of Elizabethtown celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on May 4, 2011.

    They were married May 4, 1961 in Frankfurt, West Germany.

    Mr. Kelly retired from the Army in 1978.

    Mrs. Kelly is retired, also.

    They have four children, Danny Kelly, David Kelly, Crystal Hughes and Shannon Hall; 10 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.

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  • Four generations of the Nall family gather

    Recently four generations of the Nall family gathered. From left, Jimmy; Lucy; great-grandmother Earnestine; grandfather Calvin holding Annie; and grandmother Donna holding Molly.

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  • Ancestral Trails learns about Fort Knox

    Gary Kempf and Arlin Kramer presented the April meeting of Ancestral Trails Historical Society. Kempf presented part two of “The Story of Stones” located on Fort Knox Reservation. Arlin Kramer discussed how to go about visiting the cemeteries at Fort Knox during the upcoming Memorial Day.

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  • Kentucky DeMolay gets new local chapter

    Kentucky DeMolay instituted a new chapter in Hodgenville on Feb. 5. B.R. Young Lodge No. 132 was the sponsoring body for the Lincoln Chapter. The chapter advisory council will consist of William Brawner, Jesse Ray Sims, Thomas D. Kasey, Joseph Foley, Charles T. Mason and Stephen C. Heinrich.

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  • Representative Moore Briefs Fort Knox MOAA

    The Fort Knox Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) held its monthly meeting on April 20 at the MOAA Clubhouse in Building 2377 at Fort Knox. The evening centered on an Easter theme and was hosted by Retired Lt. Col. Bob Kilmer. 

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  • Habitat for Humanity has special helpers

    Nineteen members of the Scranton University Crew Team spent their spring break working on the renovation of a Habitat for Humanity House in Radcliff. They are a self-directed team with no coach. They made their own plans, managed their own transportation, and drove from and to Pennsyvanlia in two vans. Quarters were provided by Wesley Hilltop House where the girls made some of their own meals.

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  • Girl Scouts clean up

    Girl Scout Junior Troop 1555 recently picked up trash, weeded and planted flowers at G.C. Burkhead Elementary School in honor of Earth Day.  Home Depot donated the flowers.

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  • Zonta Club announces award winner

    The Zonta Club of Elizabethtown announces the local Young Women in Public Affairs Award winner, Emilee O’Brien from Central Hardin High School. An A student, is involved in several extracurricular activities such as the academic team, FCA, Spanish club, the Superintendant’s Student Advisory Council, Student Council, Varsity Club, Rachel’s Challenge Organization, Science Honors Society and the tennis team. She plans to attend Campbellsville College in the fall.

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