The 25th Annual Children’s Fair is happening in Etown August 7th! Nita Alan with the Heart of Kentucky Association of Realtors spoke to Eric and Jodie about the event.
Col. O’Bryan and guest give us the latest happenings on post at Ft. Knox.
Q: 11% of people think this sport which most of us have played should be added to the Olympics…
A couple of cowboys from the Hats Off To Him Rodeo visit with Eric and Jodie.
Q: Only 20% of people under the age of 21 have ever bought one of these…
This morning, Sarah Vaughn joined Eric to give a major update on all the happenings for this weekend’s annual Cruisin’ The Heartland.
Q: While 35% of people say they wash these one a week, 2% say they never wash them…
Intersection closures will be taking place along southbound US 31W each night this week.
These intersections will be affected: Ring Road, Walmart Drive, Starlite Center, Startlite Drive/Towne Drive, and Childres Court.
Work will begin tonight (Monday) through Friday between 9pm and 6am.
Walmart Drive and Ring Road will be not be closed at the same time.
The long anticipated Tokyo Olympics are finally in full swing, and one Elizabethtown high school alum will be competing for gold.
Jada Stinson will represent Puerto Rico in women’s basketball. Stinson attended Elizabethtown high school from 2013 to 2017.
While there, Stinson was a stand-out athlete, playing in more than 130 games. She was awarded player of the game over 20 times throughout her high school career.
Stinson will get to compete in the sport she loves most on the biggest stage. She is overwhelmed with joy to compete for a country that is full of pride and love.
Elizabethtown Community and Technical college was one of a select few to receive $50,000 from Metallica’s scholars initiative.
The initiative is funded by the band Metallica’s All Within My Hands program, a program that serves as a means to invest in communities to help them be sustainable. The program helps support students, causes to end hunger, and other critical local services.
The new funding will provide scholarships to truck driving students in the college’s workforce solutions commercial driver’s license program as well as students in advanced manufacturing programs.
More details about the scholarships can be found at Elizabethtown.KCTCS.edu