WULF News John Hardin FFA hosting food truck benefit for Warm Blessings John Hardin High School FFA Chapter Vice President Madison Carter told the Quicksie morning show that each year their teacher challenges them to find an issue in the community, and then to come up with a solution. “This Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. we have food trucks coming to the Bluegrass Middle School bus parking lot, and either the food trucks paid $75 to set up for the day or 10 percent of their earnings for the day […] todayApril 24, 2026
WULF News Company behind Louisville music festivals announces partnership with upcoming E-Town outdoor music venue The music festival production and promotion company behind the Louder than Life and Bourbon and Beyond festivals is announcing a new venture that includes a partnership with the City of Elizabethtown. Danny Wimmer Presents announced in a Facebook post Wednesday the launch of DWP Concerts, which the post states was built “to take our festival expertise beyond the grounds and into year-round live experiences.” The concerts division will focus on booking, promotion, venue development, and strategy. The company also announced the […] todayApril 23, 2026
WULF News Rineyville veteran receives Legion of Merit license plate after spearheading creation effort Sergeant First Class (Retired) John Mosley of Rineyville said he was presented with the Legion of Merit more than 30 years ago, and in 2024 after seeing other states issuing license plates honoring recipients he reached out to Kentucky 25th District Representative Steve Bratcher about creating a plate for Kentucky recipients. That effort came to fruition Wednesday as Mosley applied for and received the inaugural Kentucky Legion of Merit specialty plate in Hardin County at the county clerk’s office. “It’s a […] todayApril 23, 2026
WULF News Hardin County Schools students collecting donations for the elderly Students, staff, families, parents, and community members are encouraged to participate in the Hardin County Schools Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council’s collection drive. “Each year, we choose to tackle an issue that we have seen in our communities. You may remember last year when we raised money for the St. Baldricks and Addison Jo Blair Foundations. This year, we want to address a problem that we feel is often overlooked, and that is respect for the elderly that are put in facilities like […] todayApril 23, 2026
WULF News Public meetings on I-65 Louisville closure scheduled Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Five will share information on the summer closure of Interstate 65 in downtown Louisville at two upcoming public information meetings. The KYTC says they will host two public meetings “to make sure that people have the information they need to prepare for the two-month closure.” The first meeting will be held at DuPont Manual High School (120 West Lee Street) on Tuesday, May 5. The second will be held at the Spalding University College Center (812 […] todayApril 23, 2026
WULF News Meade County bus driver finalist for award A Meade County bus driver is a finalist for a statewide education award. Meade County Schools bus driver Regina Decker is one of three finalists for the Kentucky Association of School Administrators’ 2026 Fred Award, which recognizes exceptional support staff who make a lasting difference in Kentucky public schools. According to the KASA, the mission of the Fred Award program is to shine a light on the unsung heroes of public education and recognize support staff who shape school culture […] todayApril 22, 2026
WULF News Radcliff City Council reviews police policies, zoning regulations The Radcliff City Council met for a regular meeting Tuesday. The council approved an ordinance which amended the meeting times for the city’s Forestry and Conservation Board, setting the meetings for 5:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October. The council also approved an update to the Radcliff Police Department’s policies and procedures concerning domestic violence and biased-based policing. When asked by Council Member Jerry Brown about wording in the policy concerning how officers greet somebody during a […] todayApril 22, 2026
WULF News Registration for Spring LIHEAP subsidy open until funds run out Eligible households are encouraged to apply for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program spring subsidy. According to the Central Kentucky Community Action Council, applications for LIHEAP are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Benefits are paid directly to the household’s electric vendor. Receiving assistance through other LIHEAP cycles does not affect eligibility. When applying, all applicants must provide all required documentation which includes proof of Social Security number or a permanent residence card for each household member, proof of income for all […] todayApril 22, 2026
WULF News E-town council approves adoption of Downtown Master Plan The Elizabethtown City Council met for a regular meeting Monday. The council approved a resolution to add the Downtown Master Plan to the city’s Comprehensive Plan. “The Downtown Master Plan in its entirety is endorsed and adopted to be utilized by the Planning Commission and City Council to identify and develop programs and projects to enhance public spaces, improve mobility, walkability, and foster unique mixed-use cultural districts in Downtown Elizabethtown,” said City Attorney Ken Howard reading from the municipal order. Elizabethtown Mayor […] todayApril 21, 2026
