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Today's Features

  • On any given weekday, Dottye Moore can be found driving around Hardin County making the educational equivalent of a doctor’s house call.

    “I guess the three things you’d need for this job are a GPS, a hybrid car and a cell phone with good coverage,” Moore said.

    Moore is a homebound teacher for Hardin County Schools. In fact, she is the only full-time homebound teacher with the system. Other certified teachers work on a contractual basis.

  • The district officers of the Democratic Women’s Club held a planning meeting at the Corvette Café in Bowling Green.
    The meeting discussed a 2-year planning calendar, the establishment of new clubs, and visitation and communication between clubs in the District.
    The Second District currently has nine Democratic Woman’s Clubs in eight counties, one club being reinstituted and four new clubs in the process of being formed.
    For information about the club, call JoAnn Winkenhofer at 737-6295.
     

  • Boy Scout Troop 303 enjoyed a day tubing at Perfect North recently. From left, Stephanie Roemer assistant Scout Master; Grant Ouellette, Bryce Messenger, Blake Ryan, Brenton Ryan, Patrick Shieber, Clayton Ryan, Wade Roemer and Scout Master Dana Ryan Scout Master.

  • Elizabethtown Lion Lori Moses and Elizabethtown Lions President Brian Dennis at the Elizabethtown Lions Club 2010 Christmas banquet were named Melvin Jones recipients. This honor is bestowed on one who embraces the Lions motto “We Serve,” showing dedicated humanitarian service to their community and their fellow citizens.

  • A few lineup changes haven’t stopped Sever This Illusion from getting a record deal and producing its first album, which is to be released in February.

    Now comprised of members from Elizabethtown and Louisville, Sever this Illusion originally formed in Louisville in the winter of 2007.

  • The News-Enterprise

    Auditions for Hardin County Playhouse’s production of “Agnes of God” will be held Monday and Tuesday at Plum Alley Theater in the Historic State Theater complex in Elizabethtown.

    Needed for the play are three women.

    The audtions begin at 6:30 p.m. each night.

  • The News-Enterprise

    “Trilogy,” the first album by Radcliff hip hop artist Cory Smith — who records under the name Young Dibiase — is scheduled to be released Friday.

    Smith, who is part owner of Hooligan Muzik Group, began recording music about 2006. “Trilogy” is his first album.

    Born in Germany, Smith has opened for acts throughout Kentucky, including Rich Boy.

  • It has been a little more than two months since my girlfriend, Rebecca Ricks, and I first got a new addition to our home, a 2-year-old Pomeranian named Tybalt.

    Although he came to us after being abandoned, Tybalt has adjusted so well it seems like he has been here all his life. He never seemed uncomfortable at all.

    Sure, for the first couple of weeks Tybalt was a door dasher. You know: He saw an open door and he dashed for it to run outside. From what we were told, he was abandoned outside, so maybe he was used to running free.

  • 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.

    ElizabethtownIndependent Schools, 307 Cardinal Drive, Elizabethtown. Sue: Helmwood Heights Elementary School additions.

    ElizabethtownIndependent Schools, 634 N. Mulberry St., Elizabethtown. Use: kindergarten/preschool center.

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