WULF News

The Hardin County Chamber of Commerce hosted their final chamber luncheon of the year Wednesday, and the organization took a moment to recognize their outgoing leader. The chamber said in a message to members that President and CEO Margy Poorman will depart the chamber after three and half years in order “to prioritize family responsibilities in her home state of Ohio.”  Chamber Board President Josh Hubbard said Poorman’s “thoughtful leadership” marked a […]

The Hardin County Fiscal Court met for their first meeting of the month Tuesday afternoon. Following a closed session, the court approved a resolution related to the execution of documents related to the BlueOval SK project. The resolution, which can be found in full on the county website, amends language in the county’s bond agreement with the company for the issuance of Kentucky Industrial Building Revenue Bonds for the factory’s construction. A […]

For the 33rd year, Quicksie 98.3 partnered with area businesses to spread holiday cheer through the Quicksie Toy Factory. As Quicksie Marketing Executive and Toy Factory organizer Jennifer Meyers escorted the Coleman Allied toy sled Tuesday, she said this year’s factories really delivered. “It’s just incredible the amount of giving that all these folks in these factories have,” Meyers said. “This year we had the biggest turnout of toys that we’ve […]

North Hardin High School students are invited to come out this Friday to learn more about being part of the school’s first ever boys varsity lacrosse team. “Friday we’re having an information session and a clinic,” said Hardin County Club Lacrosse Coach (and Quicksie Marketing Executive) Kevin Clark. “The information session is to see who’s interested in playing so we can get enough kids to form the team. The clinic portion […]

More than 100 people were in attendance to hear the Brandenburg City Council’s decisions on two ordinances: one that would introduce an occupational tax and one that would introduce a restaurant tax.  The crowd cheered their approval as Mayor David Pace announced that the council had voted to table the two tax ordinances to allow for further discussion. Pace said after discussion with a committee formed to review the ordinances, the restaurant […]

The Radcliff City Council met for a work session Monday evening. Green River Waste Owner Dave Jolley provided an update on the company’s upcoming takeover of the city’s waste collection franchise from Waste Management. Jolley said things right now are “right on schedule, if not a little ahead of schedule.” “Front-load boxes have started arriving,” Jolley said. “They were arriving all week last week and they’ll continue arriving through this week, and […]

Drivers heading up or down Interstate 65 in Bullitt County tonight and tomorrow should be on the lookout for rolling roadblocks. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Five says the rolling roadblocks will be used in the left and center lanes on I-65 North and South between the KY 245/Clermont Road exit at mile marker 110 and the KY 61/Preston Highway exit at mile marker 118. The roadblocks will be in place intermittently […]

Kentucky Tenth District State Senator Matt Deneen has received his committee assignments ahead of the upcoming Kentucky General Assembly legislative session.  Deneen has been appointed the chairman of the Kentucky Senate Veterans, Military Affairs, and Public Protection Committee. According to a release from Deneen’s office, the committee will focus on issues such as veteran health care, employment opportunities for returning service members, and public safety initiatives. Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers […]

As you celebrate holiday cheer this December, don’t forget to keep fire safety in mind when decorating. “Try not to block your exits, like a doorway or something with your tree,” said Radcliff Deputy Fire Marshal Tommy Crane. “Obviously, we like to put our trees in front of the windows so that everybody driving by can see them, things like that, but try to make sure your main exits are not […]