As soon as she walks into her office and begins scanning referrals and writing thank-you cards, Carol Kennedy of Elizabethtown medical diagnostic imaging center Heartland Imaging has the patient in mind.
Well, holidays 2019 are over and we are a few weeks into the fresh new year of 2020.
Nationals is not far away for two area teens and their bird dogs.
In today’s world of work, manufacturing requires workers be tech-savvy.
Most of the time, Mike Moritz can be found in the classroom or on a variety of athletic fields.
DAV Chapter No. 003 Elizabethtown recently made a donation to the Kentucky Veterans Program Trust Fund.
I’ve seen Meghan Markle and Prince Harry a lot on the internet lately. Their names have been a constant ingredient in the over-stimulation cocktail I willfully consume every day thanks to the web.
I often counsel people on the importance of preparing an estate plan long before a tragedy occurs. Proactive planning generally can be much more protective than crisis planning, particularly for long-term care costs.
The Super Bowl is a week away and that means it’s time to think about snacks.
Recently I shared my food philosophy — cook and eat real food — with a group of senior adults at Severns Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown. Even though most of these men and women could show me a thing or two (and more) in the kitchen, they embraced me with open hearts and minds.
The avid gardener among us knows seed catalogs are starting to show up in the mailbox and hardware stores and garden centers have their seed displays in full view.
Caleb Sager of Ekron was named to the University of Evansville Fall 2019 Dean’s List. Sager is a junior majoring in biology.
Radcliff Woman’s Club members teamed up with Colvin Community Center on Jan. 18 to sponsor a Red Cross blood drive as part of the health fair.
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