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Registration is open for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program’s summer subsidy. If you live in a Kentucky household and are responsible for your home’s cooling costs, you may be eligible for assistance through the LIHEAP program. The enrollment period runs now through September 12. According to the Central Kentucky Community Action Council, income eligibility for the program is up to and including 150 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. […]

A new endowment at the ECTC Foundation will help support Elizabethtown Community and Technical College students while honoring one of the college’s founders. The ECTC Foundation has announced the creation of the W.D. “Bill” Burks Memorial Student Emergency Fund, which “will provide support for emergency awards to ECTC students when they encounter difficulties, ensuring they can continue their education uninterrupted.” “We want to remove whatever barriers we can to help […]

One person is dead after a wreck on the Western Kentucky Parkway. According to the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, at approximately 9:15 p.m. Monday deputies were dispatched to the 121-mile marker westbound on the parkway in response to a motor vehicle accident. The sheriff’s office says the preliminary investigation indicates that 57-year-old John Barnes of Upton was traveling east on the parkway on a motorcycle when he lost control on […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for a work session Monday afternoon. Elizabethtown Parks and Recreation Director Seth Breitner gave an update on his department. Breitner said during summer 2025, 280 campers participated in the Parks and Rec Summer Camp over the course of 10 weeks, and the American Legion Park Pool saw more than 31,500 daily admissions. Breitner said the department is looking ahead towards several capital improvement projects including facility upgrades […]

Lakewood Elementary School is under new leadership. Hardin County Schools has announced that current Central Hardin High School Assistant Principal Chase Cruse will serve as principal at Lakewood. According to a release from HCS, Cruse earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Louisville. He also earned a master’s degree and a Rank I in Instructional Leadership from the University of the Cumberlands. Chase began his education career at Hart County […]

Central Hardin High School is under new leadership. Hardin County Schools has announced that current John Hardin High School Assistant Principal Kim Case will serve as the new principal at Central Hardin. Case replaces Tim Isaacs, who is retiring after 15 years on the job. Case earned her bachelor’s degree from Campbellsville University. She holds two master’s degrees, one from Campbellsville and one from Western Kentucky University. Case began her career […]

Kentucky Farm Bureau on Monday announced the recipients for the highest amount of post-secondary education scholarships in the KFB Education Foundation’s history. KFB says the foundation awarded 601 Kentucky high school seniors more than $810,000 in scholarships on the state and county level. More than $3.9 million in funding has been awarded by the foundation since 1953. Multiple area students were among the announced recipients. On the statewide level, Naomi Mitchell of […]