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Vine Grove Mayor Pam Ogden says in 2025 the city focused on moving Vine Grove forward in a smart, responsible way by “investing in infrastructure, supporting public safety, and working with regional and state partners” to position the city for future growth. “We invested $5 million in our wastewater treatment plant,” Ogden said. “We are still in the process of that. We purchased a new ladder truck for our fire […]

Students and their parents are invited to learn about scholarship opportunities and other college resources at Get Your Money Right 2026, to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, January 17 at North Hardin High School. “The goal of the event is to put the high school students in the same room with these local scholarship opportunities and get them to fill out as many applications as they […]

Kentucky is looking to help prevent identity theft and deliver modern licensing services. Kentuckians can now download a Kentucky Mobile ID, a secure digital version of a standard or Real ID driver’s license or ID card. The Mobile ID can be used for air travel at more than 250 airports. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, the Mobile ID is stored on the user’s smartphone as a valid form of […]

The Hardin County Fiscal Court met for their first meeting of the year Tuesday. Hardin County Jailer Josh Lindblom provided an update on medical billing for inmates at the Hardin County Detention Center. Lindblom said as part of the sale of Hardin Memorial Hospital $150,000 annually is supposed to go towards medical bills for the jail. Bills were not being adjusted to the Medicaid rate for inmates in the hospital for more […]

Kentucky residents are being warned of several ongoing scam attempts. If you were a recent victim of a scam, Team Kentucky Stop Scams warns you may be targeted again. According to a Stop Scams alert, scammers often target their victims again with refund and recovery scams. The scammers will pose as organizations such as a law firm or a government agency and falsely promise to help recover money that was […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for a work session Monday. City Director of Wastewater Treatment Corey Bond provided an update on his department. Bond said the city treated 2.9 billion gallons of water in 2025, with an average volume of about 13 million gallons per day, which is 62 percent of the wastewater treatment facility’s maximum capacity. The city’s facility expansion plan has been submitted to the state for approval. The […]

The Radcliff City Council met for a called meeting and work session Monday. The council approved an agreement with the Lincoln Trail Area Development District for a six-month trial contract for LTADD’s Office of Public Relations service. Council Member Jerry Brown said he would like to see the city hire a full-time PR official, so the trial contract is a good test. “There’s a perception of Radcliff that I want to […]

Voter registration in Kentucky saw another surge in December. The Kentucky Secretary of State’s Office says more than 6,500 Kentuckians registered to vote in the month of December. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, Republican registration in December increased by 5,690 voters, and independent or other registration increased by 1,018. Democratic registration decreased by 4,580 voters. Republican registration makes up 48 percent of the state electorate, Democratic registration makes up 41 […]

Visitors to the Hardin County Justice Center looking for the Circuit Court Clerk’s Office will find it has been temporarily relocated. Due to construction at the justice center, the clerk’s office service windows are now in the former driver’s license area on the first floor, past the elevators and beyond the first hallway on the right. Patron services are located in the lobby outside the clerk’s office across from the […]