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Silverleaf Sexual Trauma Recovery Services is inviting the community downtown this weekend to celebrate its new mural and its message.
A Glasgow man is facing a number of charges after reportedly nearly hitting a woman with his car on an Elizabethtown street Tuesday night and then pushing a Hardin County Sheriff’s Office deputy.
District superintendents discussed reopening plans for next school year during a virtual monthly Hardin County Chamber of Commerce Membership Luncheon on Wednesday.
In a Facebook video posted Tuesday, Amanda Reed, assistant superintendent for student achievement, and D.W. Cruse, director of alternative programs, discussed some upcoming plans for the LaRue County Schools district.
Organizers of the Backyard Classic, an eight-hour endurance run that takes place on the trails in the Elizabethtown Nature Park, donated $10,000 to the Hardin Memorial Health Foundation.
It’s a hot summer evening at John Hardin High School. Members of the school’s football team are making their way down to the field for preseason practices.
High school sports practice resumed in some capacity across Kentucky in June, but there still are plenty of questions as to what the future holds. Most of these questions regard what the 2020 fall season could look like later this year in the era of COVID-19.
Elizabethtown sophomore Jai Garris picked up a pair of championships Sunday at the 15th annual State Farm E’town Tennis Open at the Freeman Lake Tennis Complex.
It’s not like Stuart and Camden Jones were tired of looking at each other.
Natalie Sweeney has been hired to be an assistant women’s basketball coach at Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina.
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Honoring the best of the best in area varsity sports. The 2020 Select Preps program features a unique and powerful event that highlights the wide-ranging and outstanding performance of local high school student-athletes, on the field, in the classroom and in life in general.
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Firefighters from multiple departments responded Monday night to a fire at the Cecilian Chapel, a wedding and event venue which formerly served as a Methodist church. The remains of the building will be torn down.
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Nathalie Wilms turned 38 during COVID-19 quarantine and said her husband still owes her dinner and a present. But despite the pandemic, she’s been doing a lot for area children at the Hardin County Public Library.
Although she’s now looking forward to a fresh start at the University of Kentucky, Central Hardin High School graduate Abigail Graham has many achievements to look back on from days her as a Bruin.
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Residents choosing to visit the Hardin County Clerk’s Office to renew vehicle registration have encountered lengthy lines and long waits over recent days. The line stretching down the Hardin County Government Building’s sidewalk has had young and old standing outside in the heat for hours.
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