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Mongiardo praises efforts of Hosparus

By JOSHUA COFFMAN

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ELIZABETHTOWN — Lt. Gov. Dan Mongiardo, a doctor turned politician, was the featured speaker at a Friday night fundraiser at the Historic State Theater for Hosparus, Hospice of Central Kentucky.

Before he spoke, Mongiardo discussed his opinions on smoking bans in an interview as well as the future of Kentucky health care and what prompted him to speak at the event.

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August 10 South Hardin news

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PREP VOLLEYBALL: John Hardin looking ahead, not back (8/10)

By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com RADCLIFF — The John Hardin Lady Bulldogs aren’t looking back to last season.

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Police looking for child who fled Lincoln Village

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ELIZABETHTOWN — Two residents of Lincoln Village Treatment Center fled Thursday night and Kentucky State Police are still looking for one of them.

Steve Pavey, spokesman for Kentucky State Police, said police received a call late Thursday night from the facility, which serves at-risk youth.

One of the children was found early Friday morning, Pavey said.

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August 10 Rineyville news

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PREP VOLLEYBALL: Expectations don't change for Central (8/10)

By CHUCK JONES cjones@thenewsenterprise.com CECILIA — The Central Hardin Lady Bruins have established themselves as the premier program in the 5th Region. In the last five years, no team in the area can match what the Lady Bruins have accomplished. They have won more than 130 matches with 20 or more every season.

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Ring Road water management project delayed

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Food bank receives 'Idol' money

By JEFF D’ALESSIO

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HARDIN COUNTY — The FOX hit show American Idol is having a major impact on a local agency months after the season ended.

America’s Second Harvest of Kentucky’s Heartland Food Bank received a grant for $16,454 from the show. Last season, American Idol ran a segment called “Idol Gives Back” and a portion of the funds raised has landed in Hardin County to help with the local BackPack Program.

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