Dr. Scott Wigginton always has considered himself a systematic person.
The Family Worship Center Youth Group in Hodgenville did trash pick-up during the month of May.
Three Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph with ties to Hardin County are among 13 Sisters who are celebrating anniversaries of religious life in 2023.
In partnership with the Women’s Club of Elizabethtown, the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center has invited Kentucky Shakespeare to conduct audition workshops Saturday. The workshops will focus on gaining confidence in audition situations.
United Way of Central Kentucky’s Movie on the Lawn series returns Friday with an outdoor screening of Disney’s “Encanto.”
Vanessa Paddy, advanced registered nurse practitioner, has impacted countless lives, not only with her expertise as a medical professional, but with her prayers, touch and gentle nature.
Taylor Stapleton recently graduated from Central Hardin High School and has known since she was 7 years old that she wanted to be a teacher. Maintaining a 4.0 GPA while taking dual-credit courses at EC3, the fulfillment of that dream now is in sight.
Christian Women hold March Keep Smiling Luncheon
Toshie Singleton Murrell speaks to middle school youth during a Steps Ahead Institute of Leadership session at Wesley Hilltop House. Murrell, who is a business leader, Radcliff City Councilwoman, founder of Forever Homes for PAWS, owner of Best Friends Pet Resort and who has other business i…
North Hardin High School’s PBIS North Star for May 2023 is Ren Cutrer for the character trait of trustworthy. The North Hardin Youth Services Center in collaboration with the NHHS PBIS Committee receives nominations from NHHS staff each month according to the character education word of the month.
Incoming undergraduates enroll in UK College of Arts & Sciences
In recognition of Child Abuse and Sexual Trauma Awareness month, Zonta members visited Silverleaf Sexual Trauma and Recovery Services and provided a meal for the women and children participating in a therapeutic support group at the Center.
There is a general consensus that having a last will and testament is important, but few people realize the necessity of having medical documents in place.
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