Patrick Walsh from Crossroads spoke with Eric and Jodie about this weekend’s Journey Through Bethlehem.
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In high school boys’ basketball. Tonight, John Hardin is playing Louisville Christian Academy, Central Hardin is heading to Hart County, and Breckinridge County is playing Trinity High School. Moving on to high school girls’ basketball. Tonight, John Hardin is playing Louisville Christian Academy, Central Hardin is headed to hart county, North Hardin Classical is playing Oldham County, Breckinridge County is playing Trinity High School, and Larue County is hosting North Bullitt.
Joel Shoaf and Rebecca Studer from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Elizabethtown talked with Jodie this morning about the Fast Relief Project to raise funds for Feeding America, Helping Hand of Hope and Warm Blessings.
Tonight, in high school boys’ basketball: Elizabethtown is headed to Barren County, North Hardin is facing off with Campbellsville, Central Hardin is playing Harrison County, Meade County is playing Mclean County at home, And Larue County is hosting Collins High School. Moving on to highs school girls’ basketball. Elizabethtown is playing Barren County, Grayson County is headed to Bullitt Central, Fort Knox is playing Campbellsville, Larue County is hosting John Hardin, Meade County is going to Muhlenberg County, and North Hardin is hosting Taylor County.
Tonight, in high school basketball. The local boys’ teams’ games are as follows: Breckinridge County is headed to Ohio County, and Grayson County is hosting Bullitt Central. Moving on to girls’ basketball. North Hardin is hosting Larue County, Central Hardin is playing Bullitt East at home, and North Hardin Classical is a Louisville based homeschool. Finally, moving in college sports. Last night, The Western Kentucky Men’s Basketball team beat Austin Peay State University 75 to 74.
Members of the EPAC performance of the radio drama version of ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ stopped in to talk about the stage show coming to the Elizabethtown Performing Arts Center on December 8th and 8th.
Col. O’Bryan returns this week to talk about some holiday events on Ft. Knox including tonight’s tree lighting.
Q: 36% of people who enjoy watching this, are getting fatigued over trying to watch all of it…
Members of Elizabethtown City Government stopped in to run down all the holiday events coming to town in the next few weeks.