Winter weather could impact the area tonight into tomorrow. A winter weather advisory has been posted for the region starting at 7pm tonight until 1pm tomorrow. According to the National Weather Service Office in Louisville, mixed precipitation is expected with expected snow and sleet accumulations of up to a half inch and possible ice accumulations of a tenth of an inch or less. Slippery road conditions Including Black Ice Could Impact The Commute Tuesday morning so motorists are encouraged to allow extra time to travel starting tonight into the morning hours. To check Kentucky road conditions before heading out visit GoKY.Ky.Gov.
Kentucky State Police continue to search for an escaped Hart County inmate. Abdullah O. Qasem was assigned to a work release program at the Hart County Animal Shelter when he walked away just before 8:00 am Saturday morning. Qasem is described as a 29-year-old white male, about 6’2” and weighing about 250 lbs. Qasem was last seen wearing a green animal shelter hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. More information, including a photo of Qasem, can be found on Trooper Priddy’s Facebook page.
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Radcliff Mayor JJ Duvall will be hosting the 12th Annual Mayor’s Community Breakfast tomorrow. The community is invited to come to the Colvin Center starting at 9am to grab breakfast and meet with various elected officials. The entire breakfast is supported by local businesses, organization and community leaders. For more information visit the City of Radcliff Government Facebook page.
The Hardin County Public Library asks patrons to consider donating items to their “Warming Tree”. Donations of new or handmade scarves, hats, socks and mittens or gloves will help those who may be in need. The tree is part of the Library Lovers Month program for February at the library.
The Bardstown Police Department Narcotics Unit recently confiscated a large quantity of grow lamps that were intended for illegal purposes. Instead, on Wednesday, those lamps were forfeited to Nelson County High School to be used in the school’s horticulture education greenhouse. The Bardstown Police Department said they were happy that they could turn something that could have negatively impacted the community into something beneficial for students and the residents.
The Grayson County Sheriff has teamed up with John O Liquors for a fundraiser benefiting the Behind The Badge program. The fundraiser has drawn some negative comments and when we spoke to Sheriff Chaffins, he addressed those concerns. “I knew that it might rub some people the wrong way by placing my face, the Sheriff, on the back of a bourbon bottle. The one thing that doesn’t change, is the fact that we will always aggressively pursue our DUIs, we will always aggressively pursue those that break the law, especially when it’s alcohol-related. that’s never going to change. We don’t, I don’t condone underage drinking, certainly not. We don’t condone drinking and driving. We don’t condone alcohol abuse. We do condone someone who is over the age of 21 who drinks responsibly,” stated Sheriff Norman Chaffins.
Half of the money from the sales of the limited edition bottle of bourbon featuring the Sheriff on the label goes back to the Behind The Badge program that supports Grayson County children and families in need throughout the year. Only 204 bottles were produced and are available for purchase at the Leitchfield location only.
A Lincoln Trail Elementary School Teacher has earned the 2023 Hardin County Schools ExCel Award presented by LG&E KU. Susan Duvall is a third-grade teacher and has been at Lincoln Trail Elementary for 17 years. “We are certainly grateful that Mrs Duvall is part of the HCS family and congratulate her on earning the ExCEL award. She holds her students certainly to high expectations and her work is representative of the selfless dedication that takes place across our District each day. The ExCEL award just goes to one teacher. However it embodies the spirit of dedication, hard work and enthusiasm in our District as well as celebrates our District’s achievements,” said District Spokesperson John Wright. Duvall learned about her award on Wednesday and is the fourth Lincoln Trail Elementary teacher in the history of the award to earn it. She will be presented the award and a check for $1000 during a celebration at the school on February 22nd.
‘The Funniest Man In America’ James Gregory called into Eric and Jodie before his big show tonight at The State Theater.