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Interested or continuing students at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College still have time to apply for available scholarships. “ECTC already has the lowest tuition in the state, and thanks to many very generous donors, we have so many scholarships that can help make that even lower,” said ECTC Director of Marketing and Public Relations Sarah Berkshire. “We have more scholarships than ever before, and that’s why we’re really trying to […]

The Radcliff City Council met for their final meeting of 2025 Tuesday. The council approved an ordinance updating the city’s code of ethics for city officials and employees. The council also approved an ordinance that rezones 238 Oak Drive in Vine Grove from Commercial to Residential-4, a “high-density residential and single family duplex zone”. That is the last rezoning requested by Silver Gate Properties for their development at the property. The council […]

Heartland Medical Cannabis Health and Wellness owner, and family nurse practitioner and licensed medical cannabis practitioner, Marlena O’Neal says the opening of the state’s first medical cannabis dispensary (The Post Dispensary in Beaver Dam) this past weekend shows the progress medical cannabis continues to see in Kentucky. “I believe that soon to follow will be Kentucky Alternative Care, which is located up on Bardstown Road in Louisville,” O’Neal said. “I […]

With the temperature dropping in the winter, if you use alternative heating sources to warm your home make sure you are taking steps to use them safely. Radcliff Deputy Fire Marshal Tommy Crane says you should get fireplaces or stove pipes cleaned and inspected regularly. “A lot of times what happens when we go on fire runs involving chimneys and wood burning stoves is there is a lot of radiant heat, […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for their final meeting of 2025 Monday. The council approved three municipal orders related to Downtown E-Town. Downtown Redevelopment Grants were approved for 109 South Main Street for $20,908.15 (Hub Haus LLC) and 127 North Main Street for $30,490.27 (Elizabethtown Renaissance Associates). A lease agreement for 226 South Main Street with Logistics Solutions LLC was also approved. City Attorney Ken Howard said the city is negotiating to […]

The Grayson County Health Foundation has awarded CASA of the Heartland a $25,000 grant “in support of its mission to provide trained volunteer advocates for children who have experienced abuse or neglect.” According to a release from CASA of the Heartland, the grant will support the organization’s capacity to serve children in Grayson County while enhancing ongoing expansion and outreach efforts across the region. CASA of the Heartland expanded their […]

Four days after the announcement that Ford and SK On would be dissolving their joint venture for battery factories, the Detroit automaker announced a shift in focus that will result in a new operation at the Glendale facilities and the loss of 1,600 jobs. In a release published by the company Monday, Ford announced “a series of actions to sharpen its Ford+ plan, executing a decisive redeployment of capital to meet customer […]

Aaron Taylor came on board as the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center’s technical director in 2005, but he will be moving into a different office soon as HCS has announced Taylor as the PAC’s new director. Taylor said getting selected was “extremely humbling.” “I’ve been here for 20 years, and I knew from the second that I walked in here, before I even worked here when I used to […]

Fifteen teams from area schools put their creativity and critical thinking to the test Thursday during the sixth annual Altec Innovation Challenge, held at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College. According to Altec, participants in the challenge are tasked with “developing innovative solutions to real-world problems that positively impact their communities.” “The idea for the Innovation Challenge was really to just continue to spur the idea around technology and STEM in […]