Central Kentucky Community Foundation recently awarded the Llewellyn Memorial Scholarship to 25 Hardin County students. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years with a total value of $5,000.
While a student at LaRue County High School, Sydney Pepper dedicated a lot of her time there to FFA, eventually becoming a state officer.
Estate planning for couples with no children can seem deceptively simple. In fact, many couples with no children mistakenly believe that they are less likely to need a last will and testament than couples with children. However, the opposite is nearly always true, as intestate succession law…
You have heard it time and time before — there are endless benefits of starting your higher education journey at a community college. Students attending Elizabethtown Community and Technical College save money, remain closer to home and receive more individualized attention than what they mi…
Zelda Stringer will be turning 100 years of age this Wednesday, July 28. A family celebration is planned for Sunday, Aug. 1.
In a quest to create a fun fitness gym for adults, Maxwell Eriksen found his purpose in doing fun learning and fitness activities with children.
The Colonel John Hardin Chapter Sons of the American Revolution sponsored Brett Phelps in the 2020 National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Arthur M. and Berdena King Eagle Scout Contest.
Since returning to the office earlier this month, I’ve heard sounds I haven’t heard while on the job in quite a while. Namely, I’ve been startled by the sound of people talking.
Gatton Academy students embark on summer internships
After spending about a year and a half working from home, I’m now back in the office.
I recently shared a story in my Farmers’ Market Nutritionist Facebook Group about an interaction I had at a Farmers’ Market in another city. This interaction left me baffled, moreover, it ignited my passion to help you get the most out of the Farmers’ Market.
The University of Louisville had nine Fulbright U.S. Student Program Award grantees this spring join the prestigious study abroad program.
In response to food shortages in Cuba, Southeast Christian Church in Elizabethtown is participating in an effort to send more than one million meals to the Caribbean nation.
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