Today's Features

Music and the aroma of festival food might fill the air Saturday at Freeman Lake Park, but for a brief time, so will falling humans.

Visitors to the Heartland Music Festival will look to the sky about 7 p.m. Saturday when skydivers descend on Freeman Lake Park.

Jim Moore, owner of Skydive Kentucky, said between two and five skydivers from the group will participate in the event.

Skydive Kentucky has another big event that day, he said.

 The following civil suits are filed in Hardin County Circuit Court in Elizabethtown. Et al is a Latin abbreviation meaning “and others.” Lawsuits give only one side of a disagreement and do not reflect any counterclaims and/or settlements that may have occurred since the initial suit was filed.

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.

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.