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Today's Features

  • White Mills Community News

    White Mills

    Kathleen Booker, 369-7101

    CHURCH NEWS. Today, Jan. 30, Center Point Baptist Church congregation will hold its 11 a.m. service at Upton Community Center. They still are undergoing remodeling at Center Point Baptist Church near White Mills.

    SCHOOL NEWS. There will be no school Monday for Hardin County students. It is a professional learning day for employees.

    SYMPATHY. Sympathy to the families of Virginia Gibson and Walton Shanks Jr.

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  • SideWayZ is straight up rockin'

    SideWayZ was started by the original drummer but the name began with a Dierks Bentley song.

    When the band began Bentley’s song “Sideways” was popular, and band member Ashlie Logsdon thought it would be a good name for the band.

    “She thought about it for a couple of weeks, she wanted something catchy and not too long of a name,” band member John Langley said. “The names that the rest of us were coming up with she didn’t like and everyone agreed they liked SideWayZ so we went with that.”

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  • Back for a second helping at The PAC

    The News-Enterprise

    A popular musical comedy is serving up more laughs in "Church Basement Ladies 2: A Second Helping," and comes to the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School on Wednesday.

    The event features a dinner, followed by the musical comedy.

    It's 1969 and in the basement kitchen of a rural Minnesota church, the ladies dealing with the changing world and changes of their own, according to the PAC website.

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  • Tommy Fest 9 runs through Sunday

    The News-Enterprise

    Australian guitarist Tommy Emmanuel is headed back to Elizabethtown for Tommy Fest 9.

    Emmanuel will be at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center at John Hardin High School tonight through Sunday for a weekend of workshops and concerts.

    Emmanuel is a two time Grammy nominee and well liked in his home country of Australia, according to a press release from Trinity Music Productions, which organizes the event.

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  • Working at home with a distraction named Boo

    Have you ever attempted to work from home? Let me rephrase, have you ever had to work from home with a mischievous 9-year-old Chocolate Labrador trying to get your attention?

    I did a couple of weeks ago when it snowed. At first it was great.

    I threw my hair up in a hair clip, put on my comfy flannel PJ pants, wore my ratty Packers sweatshirt and didn’t even worry about makeup.

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  • Rineyville Community News

    Rineyville

    Gail Pike, 737-2973

    BIRTHDAYS. This week’s birthdays include: Virginia Taylor, Larkin Taylor, Stefanie Pawley, Virgil Ray, Mark Pence, Dayna Parrett, James Stone, Caitlyn Schroeder, Phillip Pike, Dan Pawley, Bobby Thomas, Ciarra Adams, David Bell, Jacob Bell, Rita Goodwin, Bryce Meers, Jacob Bush, Ernestine Nall, Greg House, Matthew Brangers, Nancy Lowman, Jaron Cox, Tim Wiseman, Martha Wiseman, Patsy Blair, C.W. Williams, Brittney and Carter Geer.

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  • Howevalley Community News

    Howevalley

    Andrea Sherrard, 737-2194

    SNOW. Okay, enough already with the snow. We got a couple of inches on Jan. 20 causing schools to be closed two days. I’m ready for spring. I know, some enjoy the white stuff like my mom and sister. As I write this, they are predicting more.

    NO SCHOOL. Hardin County Schools will not be in session on Monday.

    CLUB NEWS. The Howevalley Vertrees Community Club met Jan. 24. The club is taking new memberships, $15 per person or $25 per family. Everyone is welcome.

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  • South Hardin Community News

    South Hardin

    Daphne Turpin, 872-3223

    The weather has been cold this week and it seems illness has hit the county. Our house has been invaded with colds and pneumonia.

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  • Goldenrod Homemakers make hats

    GOLDENROD HOMEMAKERS MAKE HATS
    The Goldenrod Homemakers met in November to make hats for cancer patients. Pictured are members showing off some of the donated hats.
     

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  • Candidate addresses Hardin County GOP

    John T. Kemper III, Republican candidate for Kentucky State Auditor, spoke to members of the Hardin County Republican Party Executive Committee meeting Jan. 10 at the Nolin RECC conference room. Kemper, of Lexington, is a graduate of UK, played football at UK and has a career as small businessman running an educational supply company and later worked as a real estate contractor.

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