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By BOB WHITE

bwhite@thenewsenterprise.com

RADCLIFF – After two months of investigating, Radcliff detectives made arrests in a June shooting that left two male party-goers injured.

According to Radcliff spokesman Bryce Shumate, a fight that started at a party with one man bumping into another led to the violence.

Det. Tucker Raifsnider was unsure Monday if all three suspects would be arrested, but police tracked down the suspects and made arrests on Wednesday.

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Senior midfielder/forward Ashley Corum bent in a left-side corner kick 16 minutes into the game and junior midfielder/forward Sarah Castillo added an insurance goal 11 minutes later off a feed from senior midfielder Kaela Vessels to lift the North Hardin Lady Trojans to a 2-0 win over Shelby County in the first round of the Lady Bearcat Classic at Anderson County.

The Lady Trojans (3-0) are the defending tournament champions.

Senior Hannah Jeffries saved eight shots for North Hardin.

NAACP president visits local chapter fundraiser By KELLY RICHARDSON

krichardson@thenewsenterprise.com

FORT KNOX — Community members gathered this weekend to celebrate the history and future of the NAACP at a yearly event sponsored by the organization’s local chapter.

The 18th annual NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet took place at the Fort Knox Leader’s Club on Saturday evening. The banquet is the major fundraiser for the Hardin County NAACP chapter.

Bid accepted by unanimous decision By MARTY FINLEY

mfinley@thenewsenterprise.com

ELIZABETHTOWN – The Field of Dreams entrance and sign project along St. John Road is official.

The Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention Bureau voted unanimously Friday to accept the lone $64,000 bid, presented by local company Jenkins-Essex Construction, in a special meeting called in response to the City Council’s approval of the bid Monday.