The Glendale Crossing Festival attracted thousands of visitors to Glendale’s Main Street Saturday, transforming a usually quiet and quaint area into a hub of commerce.
A statewide area of focus is recruiting and retaining teachers, and increasing diversity of the teacher workforce, said Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education President Aaron Thompson at a recent meeting with the Commonwealth Education Continuum.
Campbellsville University has ushered in a new era of chiropractic education in Central Kentucky.
As confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hardin County trend downward — there were only 51 over a three-day period last week — there is little dispute that county residents have been impacted since the first case was diagnosed 19 months ago.
Elizabeth Joiner Eichem and her three daughters Mary Hutchinson, Lynda Pottinger and Charlene Bharadia gathered at her Elizabethtown home to talk about her life — close to a century of it.
Central Hardin volleyball closed out its regular-season schedule with a pair of home wins over Bowling Green and Male Saturday. The Lady Bruins defeated the Purples 3-0, winning by set scores of 25-21, 25-20 and 25-16. Against the Bulldogs, Central Hardin lost the first set 25-21, but reboun…
LaRue County football picked up its second straight Class 3A, District 3 victory at home Friday night. Hosting Nelson County in Hodgenville, the Hawks didn’t give up a touchdown and cruised to a 30-0 victory over the Cardinals.
Three 5th Region Tournament championships in a row were evidently not enough for Elizabethtown boys’ soccer. Instead, the Panthers made it four in row at Nelson County High School Saturday.
Central Hardin football came into its week 9 matchup against Meade County looking for its first Class 6A, District 2 win after a disappointing one-point loss to Barren County on Oct. 1. Due to a schedule change, the Bruins got celebrate a district win a day earlier than they expected.
It came a day later than initially expected, but Elizabethtown boys’ soccer punched its ticket back to the 5th Region Tournament final Thursday evening.
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Construction equipment carry a 56-foot metal truss bridge Wednesday down an access path on the north end of Freeman Lake Park in Elizabethtown.
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