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MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Unbeaten Colts top Stuart Pepper for title (10/01)

By JOSH CLAYWELL jclaywell@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — The future of the John Hardin and Meade County High School football teams was on display Tuesday night in the Middle School Athletic Conference championship game. The youngsters on the top-seeded Bluegrass Colts shone brightest as they cruised to their fourth MSAC title in five years with a 32-6 win over the second-se

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PREP FOOTBALL: Elizabethtown ready to get back on the gridiron (10/01)

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Fall...it's here!

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A Dash of Class

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Magician hopes to make funds appear for Kosair

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Culp winner of Discover Hardin County art contest

The News-Enterprise Eastview artist Bow Culp credits the influence of two friends for the idea behind her painting, “Hardin County Barn,” which was the winner of the 2008-2009 Discover Hardin County art contest. “First, Joyce Givan expressed many times that she would like to have a quilt painted on the barn next to her home,” Culp said in her ar

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Who? Me? I ain't afraid of no ghost!

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BOYS' PREP GOLF: E'town, John Hardin finish 1-2 at region (10/1)

By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com FORT KNOX — After a disappointing weekend in the North Hardin Invitational, the Elizabethtown High School boys’ golf team didn’t need to go to the driving range and hit countless balls to get ready for the 5th Region Tournament. For the Panthers, the region tournament came dow

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'Thank you is not enough'

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Financial experts call for patience, diversification

By JOHN FRIEDLEIN jfriedlein@thenewsenterprise.com
HARDIN COUNTY — While area economic experts look for some local hits from the national financial market crisis, they urged patience.

“I think the effects are likely to be modest, at least for a while,” said William Davis, chairman of Western Kentucky University’s Department of Economics.

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