Today's News

By KELLY RICHARDSON

krichardson@thenewsenterprise.com

ELIZABETHTOWN — Kate McMullan taught pig Latin on Monday to a fourth-grade class at G. C. Burkhead Elementary School. She might come to regret this, as she now receives entire letters from fans in the language, which she has to decipher.

By KELLY RICHARDSON krichardson@thenewsenterprise.com

ELIZABETHTOWN — Crafty people converged on Pritchard Community Center this weekend, either hoping to sell their creations or buy someone else’s.

The Holiday Marketplace Arts and Crafts show was held for the 27th year this past weekend. There were about 100 booths set up at Pritchard on Saturday and Sunday, a dramatic increase from previous years, Chairwoman Angie Sutton-Kiser said.

Much has been discussed about what class the city of Elizabethtown should be. It has centered on the population and the restaurant tax and what benefits city police and firefighters would receive if Elizabethtown changed its classification.

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

Robert and Angela Lewis to The Kathleen M. Budde Revocable Trust and The John H. Budde Revocable Trust, property on Braeburn Court, Elizabethtown, $46,000.

William C. Wilkinson to Barbara S. Smith, lot 14 Hidden Springs Subidvision, Elizabethtown, $165,000.

William D. Jr. and Susan M. Priddy to W. Carl and Loma Hall, lot 5 Tidewater Subdvision, West Point, $21,600.