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Payne to hold concert at Northside Baptist

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ELIZABETHTOWN — Heather Payne, a former member of Christian group Point of Grace, will be in concert 6 p.m. July 20 at Northside Baptist church in Elizabethtown.

Payne retired from the group in June to spend more time with her family and support her husband, Brian's, ministry. He is an Instructor of Expository Preaching and Pastoral Leadership at Southern Seminary in Louisville.

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July 3, 2008: Obituaries

Frances C. Brown

Frances C. Brown, 81, of Bedford, Ind., died Tuesday, July 1, 2008, at Bedford Regional Medical Center.

Survivors include her husband, George Thomas Brown; three daughters, Georgenia Curry, Mary Rowlett and Phyllis R. Wagers; and four sons, William T. Brown, Eward L. Brown, Clarance H. Brown and Rick Brown.

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NHHS graduation night a success

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WAKEBOARDING: Central Hardin teacher slated to compete in E-Town Throwdown (07/17)

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July 17: Services

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GOLF: Akin rallies to win Kentucky Open (07/17)

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Soldier pleads AWOL, sentenced to 6 months

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CROP OUTLOOK

By JOHN FRIEDLEIN

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HARDIN COUNTY — Brown and crispy was so 2007.

In contrast to last year’s drought local crops this year have benefited from timely wet and dry spells and were spared the devastation of a late freeze.

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EIS: Tuition must be paid

By KELLY RICHARDSON

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ELIZABETHTOWN — Elizabethtown Independent Schools board chose Tuesday to follow an existing policy in dealing with late tuition payments.

The policy, last amended in January, says students who attend EIS on a tuition basis can continue to do so as long as the payments are made. Students can be removed from the district for nonpayment, Finance Director Denise Morgan said.

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