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PREP FOOTBALL: Davis throws for four TDs as Falcons roll, 64-6 (09/14)

The News-Enterprise

VINE GROVE — Junior quarterback Tyler Davis completed 12-of-19 passes for 236 yards and four touchdowns to lead the host North Hardin Christian Falcons to their first win of the season with a 64-6 victory over Louisville Evangel Christian on Saturday.

Davis threw touchdown passes to sophomore wide receiver Michael Ford (73 yards), senior tight end Mark Oyola (41), senior Quintin Jones (45) and senior tailback Justin Jones (18).

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Getting on the Internet superhighway

By ROBERT VILLANUEVA

rvillanueva@thenewsenterprise.com

ELIZABETHTOWN — For those who missed the on ramp to the Internet superhighway, the Hardin County Public Library is mapping out a route.

The library is offering a free four-part basic computer class.

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PREP FOOTBALL: LaRue County falls to Monroe County (09/14)

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BOYS'/GIRLS' PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP: North boys rout LaRue County (09/14)

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Senior forward Marcellus Hobbs recorded a hat trick as the host North Hardin Trojans cruised past area rival LaRue County on Saturday, 6-0.

Hobbs scored all his goals in the first half off assists from sophomore midfielder Andrew Stewart and senior midfielders Jacob Stewart and Jacquez Leandre. Leandre scored off an assist from Stewart as the Trojans (5-5) built a 4-0 halftime lead.

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PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: Marion tops hosts for LaRue championship (09/14)

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The 10-team Abraham Slam Jam on Saturday at LaRue County High School and the nearby middle school was almost a complete success for the homestanding Lady Hawks.

LaRue County (16-6-2) went 2-0-2 in pool play and won two matches in the ensuing eight-team, single-elimination tournament before Marion County beat the Lady Hawks in the championship match, 25-10, 25-20.

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Teacher offers lesson about tragic day

By KELLY RICHARDSON

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RADCLIFF — Some Radcliff Middle School students got an extra dose of history on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, something teachers said was too important to pass up.

Some Radcliff Middle students and teachers spent Thursday and Friday discussing the Sept. 11, 2001, tragedy after the seventh anniversary passed Thursday.

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11 murder charges, zero murder convictions

By BOB WHITE

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ELIZABETHTOWN – Most of the 11 defendants charged last year with murder have had their cases completed. Not one has been convicted of the charge.

Seven of the nine 2007 murder cases involving the 11 defendants have come to a close. Only one went to trial. The rest concluded with plea agreements.

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PREP FOOTBALL: John Hardin passes Warren Central's test (09/14)

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Sept. 14, 2008: Obituaries

Loretta K. Clark Baer

Loretta K. Clark Baer, 100, of Bridgeport, W.Va., died Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008, at her daughter’s home in Elizabethtown.

Survivors include her daughter, Mary Frances Clark Canton of Elizabethtown.

Services and burial will be private.

To express online condolences or light a memory candle, please visit www.dixonatwood.com.

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Ohio educator likes what she’s learned about EIS, top job

By KELLY RICHARDSON

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ELIZABETHTOWN — Dr. Rebecca Lowry said her research of Elizabethtown Independent Schools revealed “excellent leadership” the district has had in the past, she said. Lowry hopes she will be the next in line.

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