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Area adults encouraged to take advantage of health department’s vaccine program

The Lincoln Trail District Health Department is reminding area adults to take advantage of the health department’s adult vaccination program. “You may have heard our advertisements for Take Your Shot, and that’s exactly what we want folks to do,” said Health Department Public Information Officer Melissa Phillips. “As long as you’re 19 or older, you can do this adult vaccination program. We can bill pretty much any kind of insurance: Medicaid, […]

todayOctober 14, 2024 10

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Check smoke detectors as part of Fire Prevention Month

October is Fire Prevention Month, the theme for which in 2024 is “Smoke Alarms: make them work for you!” “Roughly three out of five fire deaths that we’ve had in the past few years, they happen in the homes where there’s no smoke alarms or ones that are not working, so we’ve gone into fires where there’s a smoke alarm but the crew that goes in said ‘I didn’t hear […]

todayOctober 14, 2024 10

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Soup dinner benefiting Breckinridge County man Friday night

Angel Carman says she has known Breckinridge County’s Braxton Criss’s grandparents Ruth and Gary Brown for years, and she says Braxton is the most cheerful and humble 18-year-old she has ever met. “I go to the grocery store once or twice a week and there was not a time that I would go in there  when he was working that we didn’t carry on a conversation,” Carman said. “He would […]

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ECTC kicks off Thanksgiving Meal Drive Monday

Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and Family Scholar House will begin collecting food for their annual Thanksgiving Meal Drive Monday. “Everyone deserves to have a great Thanksgiving, and that includes the students at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College who may be working hard in their classes, maybe they are already in the early stages of their career and also trying to raise families, and sometimes folks just need a little assistance […]

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Hodgenville Police Department warns of possibly laced drugs

The Hodgenville Police Department is warning residents of additional dangers with drug use.  The HPD says on October 9 officers located two individuals in separate incidents that were passed out behind the wheel of vehicles, one at an intersection in the city and the other at a local recreational area. The police say both suspects are suspected to have taken a stimulant-type drug. The police noted that stimulant drugs typically do not […]

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Three injured in U.S. 62 crash

The Elizabethtown Police Department responded to a serious traffic accident in E-Town Wednesday. “Shortly before five o’clock Wednesday evening, we responded to a motor vehicle collision in the area of the U.S. 31W bypass and U.S. 62,” said EPD Public Information Officer Chris Denham. “Our investigation revealed that a red Chevy truck driven by an adult female was traveling eastbound on U.S. 62 in an attempt to turn under the ramp to […]

todayOctober 10, 2024 50

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Judge issues order to withhold Steven Lawson police interviews

The Nelson Circuit Court affirmed that Steven Lawson’s police interviews will not be included in his trial. Nelson Circuit Judge Charles Simms III issued an order Wednesday excluding Lawson’s interviews with investigators from June 8, June 14, August 22, September 12, and November 21, 2023. Judge Simms ordered Lawson to decide whether or not to waive his right to withhold the interviews in July, and Lawson’s defense told Simms during a […]

todayOctober 10, 2024 12

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Kentucky economic development secretary has high praise for Hardin County manufacturing

Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development Secretary Jeff Noel says collaboration and strong leadership has helped Kentucky become a leader in the automotive industry, and the commonwealth needs to fight to stay at the top. “Whichever way the world goes on in automotive, we have to win, and I’m not politically espoused on whether it’s EV, hydrogen, electric, it doesn’t matter to me,” Noel said. “All I know is if there’s going […]

todayOctober 10, 2024 8

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E-Town Christmas Christmas in the Park poster contest accepting entries

It may be Spooky Season, but the City of Elizabethtown is also inviting area elementary students to help the city spread holiday cheer.  The city’s Christmas in the Park Committee is once again sponsoring the Christmas in the Park Poster Contest, which is open to children in grades kindergarten through fifth. Participants will make a poster displaying their favorite holiday scene using their own artwork on a 22 inch by 28 inch […]

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