play_arrow
94.3 the Wolf Country That'll Make You Howl!
The City of Radcliff will celebrate the international community during the Radcliff Cultural Festival, taking place Saturday from 4 to 9 p.m. outside Radcliff City Hall. Radcliff Resident Pete Countryman said during Tuesday’s city council meeting that the event is a celebration of the different backgrounds that make up the Radcliff and Hardin County community. “This year we have a great variety of vendors,” Countryman said. “The focus is mainly […]
The Kentucky State Police is once again participating in the Six-State Trooper Project, which is “a multi-state initiative aimed at reducing crime and keeping illegal firearms out of local communities.” According to the KSP, the initiative sees state troopers from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia share resources, intelligence, and strategies to maximize their impact and help ensure roadways and communities are safer for everyone. The current initiative […]
Nicholas Houck’s trial on a Class D Felony Perjury charge will now be heard in 2027. Nelson Circuit Judge Charles Simms III granted the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office motion for a continuance during a hearing in Nelson Circuit Court Wednesday, moving the start of the trial to February 8, 2027. Simms noted that he checked with the court in Owen County to verify that the date is available. 10th Judicial Circuit […]
CASA of the Heartland invites community members interested in learning more about what it takes to be a court-appointed special advocate to attend their second annual Volunteer Recruitment Summit, to be held at American Legion Hardin Post 113 in Elizabethtown on Tuesday, September 22. “Our goal is for individuals who come to learn everything they can about CASA and for nobody to leave with questions, and by the end of […]
The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet has issued a recreational public health advisory for Caneyville Reservoir after a sample collected from the water indicated the presence of a harmful algal bloom. According to a release from the EEC, harmful algal blooms occur “when there are excess nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen), sunny conditions, warm temperatures, and low-flow or low-water conditions.” Recreational activities that can result in physical contact with the water […]
The Louisville Orchestra will bring their In Harmony Tour to the bandstand at Freeman Lake Park this evening. “Their performance starts at 7:30 p.m., but we'll open the gates around 6,” said City of Elizabethtown Events Program Manager Beth Pyles during Monday’s City Council meeting. “We invite everyone to come out. It should be a fantastic show.” Admission is free for this community concert, which was rescheduled from June after […]
Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is celebrating growth in student success. ECTC says students at the college posted a graduation rate of 61.4 percent for the 2025-2026 school year, the highest in school history and nearly double the rate from 10 years ago. ECTC Chancellor Dr. Juston Pate said with the graduation well above the national average of 42.7 percent, it is something the whole community can take pride in. […]
As part of the department’s strategies for monitoring and preventing the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease, the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife will be hosting a special antlerless-only season in counties within the established CWD Surveillance Zone. KFW says the four-day season will run from September 25 through 28 in counties located in Deer Zones 1, 2, and 3, which includes Breckinridge, Hardin, and Meade counties. Firearms, bows, and […]
A Hardin County man and a LaRue County woman were included in six indictments secured by the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office as part of a crackdown on Medicaid fraud. The AG’s Office says on September 10 a Hardin County Grand Jury indicted Ricky Simpson of Elizabethtown and Shawna Smith of Hodgenville. Both were indicted on a count of Class C Felony Knowing Abuse or Neglect of an Adult and a […]
