Physical education classes in Hardin County and Elizabethtown Independent Schools districts have continued in both non-traditional instruction and the current hybrid schedule.
Elizabethtown Independent Schoools Board of Education met Tuesday for a regular meeting.
COVID-19 has impacted almost every aspect of daily life and now it has closed facilities that assist the area’s homeless population.
A Hardin County man charged in a Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol was booked Tuesday afternoon into the Oldham County Detention Center.
Over his four-year Elizabethtown High School football career, Camden Williams stood out, whether it was catching a clutch touchdown pass, providing a key block or a coming up with a timely interception.
John Hardin girls’ basketball found itself in some trouble early Tuesday night. Hosting Bullitt East for their third game of the season, the Lady Bulldogs began trailing early on and struggled to keep up in a 63-27 loss to the Lady Chargers.
LaRue County boys’ basketball kept its perfect start to the season in check Tuesday night. Hosting Glasgow, the Hawks picked up a 59-45 victory over the Scotties.
LaRue County girls’ basketball coach Danielle Brown knew her team was in for a fight Monday night against Bethlehem. The Lady Hawks had come into the game with a 3-1 record, but the Lady Banshees were sitting at 7-0 when they arrived in Hodgenville.
Central Hardin boys’ basketball dropped to 1-1 on the season Monday.
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Hardin County Schools released this video Oct. 30 regarding its decision to switch to non-traditional instruction.
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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.
Fort Knox conducted a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of the new facility Tuesday.
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The recent U.S. District Court ruling that disgraced former LaRue County High School Principal Kyle Goodlett was on the hook for a $3.6 million settlement to six former students is another victory for the women.
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