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Today's Features

  • Rineyville community news

    Rineyville

    Gail Pike, 737-2973

    BIRTHDAYS. This week’s birthdays include: Bubby Jones, Matt Colasanti, Kennedy Taylor, Missy Jones, Ann Wiseman, Stephen Nall, Derotha Gardner, Robbie Crim, Jathan Thompson, Ruth Brangers, Jordan Skeeters, Tommy Adams, Russ Salvia, Leon Hatchet, and Donna Osterhage.

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  • Stitchers Quilt Guild keeps busy

    Cammie Brown working on her quilt during the Kaleidoscope workshop in January.

    The Stitchers Quilt Guild has already been busy this year. The club has had several meetings for their annual Heartland of Kentucky Quilt Show held every September at Pritchard Community Center. It will be their biggest show yet. Currently the guild is working on lap quilts that will be presented to the Veterans Hospital in Louisville this summer.

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  • Elizabethtown Rotary holds speech contest

    Participants in the Elizabethtown Rotary Club speech contest on March 1 were Jakob Burnham of Central Hardin High School and Elizabethtown High School students Logan Roberts and Arsh Haque. The contest winner was Arsh Haque.

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  • Fort Knox MOWW Briefed on Scouting

    The Fort Knox Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW) held its monthly membership meeting on Feb. 15 in its clubhouse, in Building 2377 on Fort Knox.

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  • Congressman Guthrie attends Farm Bureau Breakfast
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  • 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.

    Jay Bloyd, 61 Stratmoor Drive, Elizabethtown. Use: single-family dwelling.

    Jason Mears, 302 Blackburn Road, Rineyville. Use: storage shed.

    John and Janet Lanz, 85 Monticello Place, county. Use: garage.

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  • American Red Cross offers classes in March

    The American Red Cross will offer the following classes in March. Classes are held at the Red Cross office at 405 W. Dixie Ave., in Elizabethtown unless otherwise indicated. For information or to register for a class, call 765-4979.
    CPR/AED for the professional rescuer, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March 5, Red Cross Office, 1131 Fifth Ave., Fort Knox. $65.
    Adult, child and infant CPR/AED/ First Aid Basics, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. March 5, $60.
    CPR/AED for the Professional Rescuer, 6-10 p.m. March 7 and 8, $65.

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  • Radcliff Women participate in Mayor’s Breakfast

    The Radcliff Woman’s Club was well represented at the Mayor’s Breakfast  on Jan. 26.
    The club set up a booth at the event and served ham and breakfast sandwiches to the attendees. In addition, several members were spread throughout the building. Elizabeth Tori was at the door greeting arrivals, Jeannene Shipp and Freda Trail offered donuts at the North Hardin Insurance table, Maria Batistoni offered muffins at the Radcliff Optimist booth and Julie Aldridge guided breakfast goers to the lower level where they could enjoy their meals at the tables set up there.

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  • Zonta has February meeting at Pine Valley

    The Zonta Club of Elizabethtown met in February at Pine Valley Golf Resort. The club’s service project for the month of February was the ExCEL Program.
    Director of the ExCEL Program Pat Bohannon, gave a presentation at the meeting to explain the services provided and to accept items donated by club Zontians to be used in the program.

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  • The Art of Performance: The performance of "The King's Speech"

    You might have wondered about the best picture selection of the “The King’s Speech” at the Oscar award ceremony this past week. This movie is the true story of King George VI of England who ascends to the throne just as England is entering into World War II against Germany. One of his first official acts is to inform the nation they are going to war to protect their country. This is one of the most important moments in England’s history and it was a performance of a lifetime for King George VI.

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