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Today's News

  • PREP FOOTBALL: After well-timed bye, Central preps for LaRue (10/2)

    By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com CECILIA — The bye week couldn’t have come at a better time for the Central Hardin Bruins. After winning their season opener, the Bruins dropped three consecutive games.

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  • PREP FOOTBALL: Trojans in unusual position facing speedy Bulldogs (10/02)

    By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — The North Hardin Trojans don’t go into many games where the opposition has faster, more athletic players, but coach Crad Jaggers thinks that could be the case Friday night when the Trojans take on cross-town rival John Hardin in the First Federal Bowl. “Their overal

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  • GIRLS' PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: Wednesday's Results (10/02)

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    Senior center midfielder Katie Meredith scored in the second half off an assist from junior midfielder Jamie Donahue to help the homestanding Central Hardin Lady Bruins notch a tie with the 21st-ranked North Oldham Lady Mustangs on Wednesday night.

    Sophomore goalkeeper Ainsley Moreman had eight saves for Central Hardin (8-5-3), which has been beat just once in its last 11 games.

    North Oldham (10-4-5) has five ties in its last nine games.

    Central Hardin won the junior varsity game, 2-0.

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  • Sept. 30, 2008: Obituaries

    Mayme L. Ellis

     

    Mayme L. Ellis, 89, formerly of Elizabethtown, died Sunday, Sept. 14, 2008, at Bayview Center in Eustis, Fla.

     

    She leaves behind a son; two stepchildren; three grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; and three sisters.

     

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  • Heights finance open for business

    Heights Finance Corp recently celebrated their ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration at their new Elizabethtown location, located on Ring Road in the Pavilion. Manager Melany Yates cut the Ribbon while chamber members, friends and family were in attendance.

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  • Senior Surfers:

    By ROBERT VILLANUEVA

    rvillanueva@thenewsenterprise.com

     

    ELIZABETHTOWN — Ninety-five-year-old Helmwood Healthcare Center resident Mary Armstrong wheels into the activity room of the facility on a Tuesday morning.

     

    But the checker board, DVDs, board games and books will have to wait.

     

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  • Calling for Hodgenville's most talented

     

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  • Churches to bless animals

     

    By JOHN FRIEDLEIN jfriedlein@thenewsenterprise.com

    HARDIN COUNTY — Father Dennis Cousens had a tough audience at first, what with all the barking.

    So now he uses a microphone during his animal blessing services.

    The area’s two biggest Catholic Churches will have these ceremonies this weekend. They will coincide with the feast of St. Francis of Assisi — the patron saint of animals.

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  • BOYS'/GIRLS' PREP CROSS COUNTRY ROUNDUP: Tuesday's Times (10/01)

    CROSS COUNTRY

    BOYS’ PREP

    ALL COMERS AT LOUISVILLE DESALES

    LOUISVILLE — Results from Tuesday’s 5-kilometer, 14-team, 182-runner all comers meet at McNeely Lake Park:

    X. Fort Knox (NTS)

    92. Daniel Salvetti 21:51.24

    GIRLS’ PREP

    ALL COMERS AT LOUISVILLE DESALES

    LOUISVILLE — Results from Tuesday’s 5-kilometer, 9-team, 128-runner all comers meet at McNeely Lake Park:

    6. Fort Knox (166)

    26. Breanna Nuckols 23:54.90

    38. Jessica Eastman 24:41.00

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  • Celebrating Lincoln

     

    By MARTY FINLEY mfinley@thenewsenterprise.com

    HODGENVILLE — Events have circulated throughout the state in the past year recognizing President Abraham Lincoln on the eve of his Bicentennial, but one 35-year-old festival returning this weekend has always kept Lincoln close to its heart.

    The Lincoln Days Celebration kicks off today in Hodgenville, offering a mixture of traditional festival fare with a unique touch of Lincoln-oriented happenings.

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