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Thursday marks the first day of spring, and as the season changes and you start your spring cleaning make sure you are keeping your home and property fire safe. Radcliff Deputy Fire Marshal Tommy Crane says check with your local jurisdictions on outdoor burning for limbs, and limit what you are burning to what is allowed. “Regardless of where you are, the state law prohibits burning garbage, tires, buildings, and stuff […]
Support Silverleaf Sexual Trauma Recovery Services and bring home a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork at the 2025 Survive to Thrive Art Auction. “This is our fifth year we’ve done this art auction, and we ask local artists to donate their artwork to us and as our annual fundraiser we auction off that artwork,” said Silverleaf Executive Director Dr. Jillian Carden. There are multiple ways to participate in the auction. “We offer an […]
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife will be conducting controlled burns as part of their regular management of the state’s wildlife management areas. KFW will be working with local officials in a number of Kentucky counties on prescribed fires at wildlife management areas in March and April. These controlled burns are part of regular habitat management efforts and help restore the health of local ecosystems that depend on fire. KFW says the burns […]
A Hardin County man was convicted for the shooting death of his wife Thursday. The Hardin County Circuit Court jury found Jordan Henning of Rineyville guilty of First Degree Manslaughter. Henning was arrested in June 2023 after police say he shot his wife Ashley Henning five times following a birthday party at their home. Both Jordan and Ashley Henning were active duty service members stationed at Fort Knox at the […]
Kentucky state officials joined students and staff at Creekside Elementary School Monday to kick off the inaugural Ag Education Week, which runs now through March 21. According to the Kentucky Department of agriculture, Ag Education Week “delivers an all-encompassing learning experience for students, equips educators with ready-to-use resources and lessons, and fosters community involvement to create dynamic, hands-on learning focused on the diverse world of Kentucky agriculture.” Hardin County Schools says Creekside’s […]
The Elizabethtown City Council met for their second meeting of the month Monday. The first reading was held on an ordinance approving a general obligations bond for the Buffalo Lake outdoor music venue. The bond is not to exceed $47 million to be paid over a term not to exceed 30 years. Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory asked City Attorney Ken Howard to clarify that no additional taxes are being created to pay […]
The Kentucky State Police will once again be hosting an opportunity for area youth to learn more about a career in law enforcement. Registration is now available for the second-annual KSP Youth Academy Program, which will be held at the Trooper Island Camp on Dale Hollow Lake from July 21 through 25. The KSP says the weeklong camp “allows Kentucky’s future officers the chance to interact with state police troopers while developing […]
Unemployment in Kentucky in January came in slightly higher than where it was the year prior. The Kentucky Center for Statistics says the state unemployment average for January was 5.3 percent. That is an increase from January 2024 when the rate was reported at 4.7 percent, but the rate is unchanged from December 2024. Kentucky’s unemployment average also came in higher in January than the national unemployment rate, which the U.S. Department of […]
West Point Mayor Richard Ciresi says the decision by the West Point City Council at the March 10 council meeting to not renew the city’s lease on the former West Point School building caught him off guard. “There was no discussion,” Ciresi said. “They had never requested any information or anything else prior to that.” The city currently leases the building from Hardin County Schools, under which the building came […]
