Elizabethtown Community and Technical College nursing students began orientation Thursday with 40 students entering their first semester — a college record.
As the sound of gunshots rang though the halls of the James S. Owen Building on Elizabethtown Community and Technical College campus, faculty quickly scattered to the nearest open classrooms, locked the doors and turned out the lights.
Excitement filled the air as students descended on area schools Wednesday for their first day of the year.
Elizabethtown Independent School staff members kicked off the new school year early Tuesday morning inside the Performing Arts Center at T.K. Stone Middle School.
The John Hardin High School agriculture education department recently was announced as one of the recipients of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s 2022 farm-to-school grants.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College Workforce Solutions has announced the appointment of Mike Barbieri as a Workforce Solutions liaison.
Bluegrass Middle School sixth-grade science teacher Brandon Price loves to see his students have that “light bulb” moment.
With school incoming, it’s time for students to get ready for their classes, but inflation may be an issue among families in getting necessary items.
Hardin County Schools is joining recovery efforts following historic flooding in eastern Kentucky.
LaRue County residents in a special election Tuesday voted to recall the 10-cent tax levy approved by the LaRue County School Board.
John Hardin High School agriscience teacher Jeremy Hall has earned a national ambassador title after attending an academy hosted by the National Association of Agricultural Educators.
Between picking out back-to-school clothes and getting school supplies, preparing to return to the classroom can be a bit costly.
Rising Elizabethtown High School freshman Elinor Troutt recently got a surprise in the mail: a letter notifying her of a national honor.