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Today's News

  • Chappell gets new assignment to Pennsylvania

    Col. Carl L. Chappell Jr., son of Vernon and Jackie Huffines of Elizabethtown and the late Carl Chappell Sr., has been given a change of command from Fort Lewis, Washington, to become a faculty member of the Army War College in Carlisle Barracks, Penn.

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  • AMERICAN LEGION LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM BENEFITS FROM FOOD BOOTH

     

      Elizabethtown’s Tumbleweed Restaurant Manager George Durham, right, presents Post 113 American Legion Riders Director Bob Fulkerson with a donation of $500, proceeds from the Heartland Festival food booth. Tumbleweed and the American Legion Riders teamed up to raise money for the American Legion Legacy Scholarship program. The proceeds will help provide educational assistance for the dependents of America’s soldiers, who have died in combat since Sept. 11.

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  • Malito to compete for Miss Kentucky State Fair in January

      Paige Malito was among 90 other county fair queens at the opening ceremony for the Kentucky State Fair. She will represent Casey County as she competes for Miss Kentucky State Fair in January in Louisville. She has competed for the title before as Miss Southern Kentucky and last year as Miss Hardin County where she placed in the top 15. She is the daughter of Darlene and Perry

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  • Noon Rotary welcomes student guests and special speaker

    At the Sept. 23 meeting of the Elizabethtown Noon Rotary Club, polio survivor Rick Green shared some of his experiences with the disease. The International Rotary Club has been a major factor in the mission to eradicate polio from the planet through the development of the Polio Plus program. Green was able to put a personal face on a disease that has slipped from the public consciousne

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  • Elizabethtown Woman's club meets to plan activities and projects for 2008-09.

    Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown officers, department chairpersons and committee chairpersons met to plan activities and projects for 2008-09.

    The first meeting of the year is Sept. 5 at the Brown-Pusey House. The board meeting is at 9 a.m. followed by refreshments at 9:45 a.m. and meeting at 10:30 a.m. The program will be presented by John Lay on the Lincoln families.

    Anyone interested may attend. For information contact Diane Willis, 769-3702.

     

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  • Sisters announce birth of Noah

     

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  • Allegro has Sunday brunch for residents and families

    The Allegro Assisted Living and Memory Care community hosted a Sunday Brunch for the residents and their families on Aug. 24. For more information on The Allegro, contact Cindy Bratcher, Sales and Marketing Director at 765-4414 or visit www.theallegro.com.

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  • Faulkner-Cundiff

    Ron and Bridget Faulkner of Radcliff announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jessica Marie Faulkner of Louisville to William Benton Cundiff of Louisville, son of William M. Cundiff of Bradley, Okla. The bride is employed by Apex Energy Solutions. The groom is employed by the 21-C Hotel in Louisville. The wedding is at 6:30 p.m., Sept. 13, 2008, at The Rud

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  • Stitchers Quilt Guild has August meeting

    Judy Cox, the featured stitcher for the August meeting of the Stitcher’s Quilt Guild is pictured with a log cabin quilt she made in the 1980’s. She loves to piece tops together but often gets others to do the quilting. To see more quilts made by Cox and many others in the guild, visit the Heartland Quilt Show at the Pritchard Community Center on Sept. 19 and 20.

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  • County Convention and Tourism Bureaus team up at 2008 Kentucky State Fair.

    The Radcliff/Fort Knox Convention and Tourism Commission and the Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention and Tourism Bureau teamed up at the 2008 Kentucky State Fair. Combining resources allowed Hardin County to boast one of the largest booths in the “Pride of the Counties area”.

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