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Today's News

  • Elizabethtown Junior Women welcomes new member and guest speaker

    1 Elizabethtown Junior Women’s club installed a new member at their September meeting. Pictured are new member Jessica Moore and Membership/Social Chairwoman Angie French.   2 At the Elizabethtown Junior Women’s Club September meeting, Marcia Orban of Heartland Crisis Pregnancy Center was the guest speaker. From left, President LeAnn Yarbrough, Marcia Orban and Member

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  • Jane LeVan welcomed as guest speaker at Elizabethtown Lions Club meeting

    Lion Ken Mitzoguchi, right, presented Jane LeVan, a certified personal trainer, as guest speaker at a recent meeting of the Elizabethtown Lions Club. LeVan stressed the importance of healthy living, such as eating the right foods, exercise and having a good positive attitude. She also stressed the importance of drinking enough water, 8 to 10 glasses a day, which flushes the system of impurities and adds minerals that are good for the body. Lion President Bill Shinkle, left, is greeting LeVan.

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  • Lucas-Stephens

    ROBERT DALE STEPHENS JR. AND SHANNA YATES LUCAS   Debbie Cole of Cecilia and David Lucas and Suzie of Leitchfield announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shanna Yates Lucas of Cecilia, to Robert Dale Stephens Jr. of Flaherty, son of Robert Stephens Sr.

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  • Reynolds-Hines Engagement

    Donald and Patti Reynolds of Magnolia announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Karen Michelle Reynolds, to Bradford Scott Hines, son of Randy and Suzanne Hines of Magnolia.

    The bride-to-be is the granddaughter of Waller Rock and the late Joyce Rock and William Reynolds and the late Jean Reynolds. She is a 2002 graduate of LaRue County High School and a 2005 graduate of Jefferson Community College with an Associate of Science degree in nursing. She is a registered nurse at Hardin Memorial Hospital.

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  • South Korean government recently honored Korean War veterans

    The government of South Korea honored Korean War veterans on July 24th at a ceremony in Louisville. The occasion was the observance of the 55th anniversary of the Korean War’s truce in July 1953. Retired Major General Choi Seung Woo, ROK Army presented Carl Pitts Sr. of Elizabethtown and Radcliff City Councilman Don Shaw with medallions and certificates in appreciation of their

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  • Ashley Eklund is JHHS Lions Student of the Month

    At the Aug. 19 meeting of the Elizabethtown Lions Club, John Hardin High School senior Ashley Eklund was introduced to the membership as August Student of the Month by Lion Travis Langdon, left. Ashley is involved in many academic and community activities.

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  • Ava Waters donates 10 inches of hair to Locks of Love

    Ava Lynn Waters, five-year-old daughter of Robby and Rita Waters, recently donated 10 inches of her hair to Locks of Love. Ginny O’Daniel, owner of Bella Salon, donated her time cutting and styling Ava’s hair. She has two older brothers, Henry and Daniel; and is the granddaughter of Bobby and Janet Waters of Elizabethtown and Betty Kight of Macon, Ga.  

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  • Siblings welcome Trenton Justice

    Alleaha and Jaiden Cline announce the birth of a brother, Trenton Justice Cline, on April 3, 2008, at Hardin Memorial Hospital. He weighed 8 pounds, 5 ounces and was 21 inches long.

    Parents are Susan and Johnny Cline of Elizabethtown.

    Grandparents are Wayne and Maggie Lynch and Eve and Al Harpp, all of Elizabethtown, and Grace and Onnie Cline of Chicago.

    Great-grandparents are Geneva and Howard McClellan of Amarillo, Texas and Evelyn and Willie Holland of Chicago.

     

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  • Tiger Den visits Hardin County History Museum

    On Sept. 13 the Tiger Den from Cub Scout Pack 221 toured the Hardin County history Museum to learn about the differences between life now and many years ago.  

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