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Luke Combs - When It Rains It Pours
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Eric Church - Heart on Fire
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Chris Young - Gettin' You Home
You all are awesome!!
Brigadier General Maurice Barnett told members of the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce during the November Chamber Luncheon that as the Cadet Command prepares to become a subordinate unit under the new three-star command that will be created out of the expansion of the Army Recruiting Command, the neighboring community continues to play a part in Fort Knox’s success.
“We’ve been here for over 100 years, and that longevity and continued strength, because ‘Strength Starts Here,’ comes from your community support, and these incredible partnerships,” Barnett said. “We’re grateful and blessed to be able to rely on each one of you.”
The commanding general of the Cadet Command said the community can support recruitment on the local level by helping to tell the Army’s story.
“There’s a wealth of talent and leadership opportunities surrounding this great community, and you as stakeholders, we need your support to spread the word about what service in the Army can do for someone’s life,” Barnett said.
Barnett said the Cadet Command remains engaged as an organization by partnering with more than 900 colleges and universities to produce more than 5,000 second lieutenants for the total army every year. More than 10,000 cadets come to Fort Knox each summer for training.
The Radcliff City Council met to discuss garbage franchise bids for the city during a work session Tuesday evening. Radcliff Mayor JJ Duvall said Waste Management has held the city’s garbage franchise for more than 20 years, but he was pleased to see five companies submit bids. “The last time we had a bid for this, we didn’t have quite as many bidders, and so we want to thank each of the […]
