WULF News Registration deadline Monday for Hodgenville Police’s Teen Citizens Police Academy Monday is the deadline for area teens to register for the Hodgenville Police Department’s Teen Citizens Police Academy. Hodgenville Police Chief James Richardson says the Teen Citizens Police Academy covers all of the same topics as the academy hosted for adults. “We’ll give them introductions to the officers, and an introduction to our cadets that are in our cadet program,” Richardson said. “We’ll introduce them to the facility, the equipment we use, the process and stuff we go through. Our policies, procedures, […] todayDecember 6, 2024
WULF News AT&T announces coverage expansion with new Hardin County tower Representatives from AT&T Kentucky joined government officials from Hardin County and Elizabethtown as the communications company announced the addition of a new cell site southeast of Glendale. AT&T says the new tower will “enhance Hardin County’s coverage and capacity” and “boost coverage for travelers and businesses in the area of Interstate 65 and U.S. Route 31W.” The tower also provides a boost for FirstNet, the cellular network exclusive for first responders and public safety officials “We are big-time, long-time customers […] todayDecember 6, 2024
WULF News Former Fort Knox garrison commander receives civilian appointment One of five civilians recently appointed as Civilian Aides to the Secretary of the Army is a familiar face from Fort Knox. During a ceremony at the Pentagon Tuesday, Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth swore in five new civilian aides. Among the appointees is former Fort Knox Garrison Commander Retired Colonel Lance O’Bryan. According to a release from the U.S. Amy, civilian aides play an important role in building relationships between the Army and the community. They work to advise the […] todayDecember 5, 2024
WULF News ECTC accepting applications for 2025-2026 scholarships Students attending, or planning on attending, Elizabethtown Community and Technical College may now submit their applications for the college’s 2025-2026 scholarships. According to ECTC, students only need to submit one application to apply for more than 50 scholarship opportunities. Some scholarships are available for all students while others are targeted to specific programs. The college says more than $108,000 was awarded through ECTC scholarships last year. The local scholarships are joined by several federal and state financial aid opportunities, including the Work […] todayDecember 5, 2024
WULF News Tickets available for Heart of Kentucky Chorus Christmas show The Heart of Kentucky Chorus is gearing up for their annual Christmas show, titled “Christmastime is Here,” which will be held at the Hardin County Performing Arts Center at 3 p.m. on Sunday, December 8. “I think we have 42 members, right now, that should be on the show,” said chorus director Aaron Dale. “We’ll have some breakout quartets, quintets, and some solos throughout the show.” The chorus says it has been preparing for this year’s show, which includes a selection […] todayDecember 5, 2024
WULF News Volunteers needed for Room in the Inn winter shelter Winter homeless shelter Room in the Inn has opened its seasonal doors at 1113 Woodland Drive in Elizabethtown. The shelter offers meals, shelter, and support for those in need. “Room in the Inn is a homeless shelter open to anyone that can follow the rules from December 1, 2024, to February 28, 2025,” said Radcliff Council Member Terry Owens during the most recent Radcliff City Council meeting. “The night shelter’s open seven days a week and is run by all volunteers like […] todayDecember 4, 2024
WULF News Deneen invites feedback from constituents via annual survey Constituents of Kentucky State Senator Matt Deneen are invited to provide their feedback. Senator Deneen is announcing the launch of his annual legislative survey, which he says “aims to gather valuable feedback from constituents of the Tenth Senate District.” The district includes all of Hardin County and part of Jefferson County. The senator is seeking feedback to help better understand the priorities and concerns of Tenth District residents ahead of the Kentucky General Assembly’s 2025 legislative session, which begins on January 7. […] todayDecember 4, 2024
