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Today's Features

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Displaying quotes and photos of such strong and successful women as Edith Wharton, Ruth Gordon and Oprah Winfrey, a bulletin board in the Elizabethtown Community and Technical College science building is representative of the achievements aspired to by the students who created it.

    The bulletin board was created by the ECTC organization “we.”

  • Displaying quotes and photos of such strong and successful women as Edith Wharton, Ruth Gordon and Oprah Winfrey, a bulletin board in the Elizabethtown Community and Technical College science building is representative of the achievements aspired to by the students who created it.

    The bulletin board was created by the ECTC organization “we.”

  • On Mondays after school, students from Woodland Elementary School can be found making a lot of noise without getting into trouble.

    Members of The Woodland Drums, a group of auditioned students led by music teacher Aaron Dale, are putting sticks and hands to a variety of drums, gaining a deeper understanding of music, performance and teamwork.

  • On Mondays after school, students from Woodland Elementary School can be found making a lot of noise without getting into trouble.

    Members of The Woodland Drums, a group of auditioned students led by music teacher Aaron Dale, are putting sticks and hands to a variety of drums, gaining a deeper understanding of music, performance and teamwork.

  • There were no sirens blaring or reason for the big rigs of Elizabethtown Fire Station No. 2 to be at the Allegro at Helmwood. No reason, except to receive a gesture of thanks. Allegro inspired Senior Living; invited heroes to its community for Valentine’s Dinner, a way to honor those who help keep the city safe.

  • BACK. Air Force Airman Custer Back III graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.

    He is the son of Custer and Deborah Back of Rineyville.

    Back III graduated in 2008 from North Hardin Christian School in Radcliff.