WULF News

The Elizabethtown City Council met for a work session Monday evening. City Director of Wastewater Treatment Corey Bond presented to the council on his department’s annual report. Bond said the wastewater treatment plant treated 2.5 billion gallons of water last year, an average of about 7 million gallons a day which puts the facility at about 54 percent operating capacity. As the city prepares for an expansion to the facility […]

The Legacy Foundation invites area high school seniors and their families to come out to North Hardin High School on Saturday for their “Get Your Money Right with Scholarships Fair.” Legacy Foundation Board Member Selena Hudson says 30 scholarships for a variety of applicants will be awarded through the scholarship fair. “Many people think if they don't have a 4.0, they won't qualify for any scholarships, but there are a […]

A Radcliff man is in custody after the death of a six-year-old Saturday. “On January 25 at about 12:46 in the afternoon, our department responded to a residence on North Street here in Radcliff in regards to a shooting,” said Captain Willie Wells with the Radcliff Police Department. “Upon arrival, officers discovered that a six-year-old had been shot. Apparently a weapon was left unattended in the proximity of the child. […]

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Four has released an update on plans for improvements on U.S. 62/Mulberry Street in Elizabethtown. KYTC District Four says plans to address safety and congestion along Mulberry Street are moving forward after public input was collected via a public meeting at the Elizabethtown Tourism Building on August 13 and an online survey. Based on feedback from stakeholders and the public along with a review by the project […]

The Stephen Foster Drama Association has announced the production that will accompany their regular show this season, and while “the sun shines bright on My Old Kentucky Home,” “the hills are alive with the Sound of Music.” The drama association has announced that the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic will be the organization’s summer Broadway musical this year. The show will be performed at the J. Dan Talbott Amphitheatre in Bardstown this July and […]

Hardin County residents are invited to the fiscal court’s next town hall forum, which will be held in the fiscal courtroom at the Hardin County government building January 27 beginning at 5:30 p.m. County residents are welcome to ask questions and raise concerns about county activity. Magistrates, the judge/executive, and other county officials will be in attendance. County residents may also prepare for the county’s next free shredding event, which […]

Unemployment in Kentucky in December came in slightly higher than where it was the year prior. The Kentucky Center for Statistics says the state unemployment average for December was 5.2 percent. That is an increase from the 5.1 percent rate reported in November and from December 2023 when the rate was reported at 4.3 percent. Kentucky’s unemployment average also came in higher in December than the national unemployment rate, which the U.S. […]

Tickets are on sale for Fix Grayson County’s second-annual Spay-Ghetti and No Meatballs Fundraiser. “It’s going to be Saturday, February 8 at the Alice Theater in Leitchfield, and everything that we make off of this event is going to go back into our community, trying to get animals spayed and neutered at low costs to the community,” said Fix Grayson County Board Member James Eubank. The event will feature a […]

Lincoln Trail Area Development District Executive Director Daniel London says the evidence shows that now is the time to pursue the public transportation plan laid out in the regional transit study commissioned by the Radcliff-Elizabethtown Metropolitan Planning Organization “It’s only going to be more expensive,” London said. “We’ve already, frankly, in some ways waited too long. It was too long of a gap between the studies, and we’re already behind the […]