WULF News

The prosecution is responding to convicted Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson’s request for a new trial. In a response filed Monday to the defendant’s motion for a new trial and judgement notwithstanding the verdict, Special Assistant to the Attorney General Teresa Young said Lawson’s defense “has shown no grounds which would entitle him to a new trial.” Responding to the defense’s claims that they did not have adequate time to prepare […]

The John Hardin High School FFA chapter is receiving national support for their local project. John Hardin FFA has been awarded a $2,500 yearlong Living to Serve grant from the national organization. According to a release from FFA, John Hardin FFA will be using the funds to help address area cat overpopulation by partnering with the Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter organization on a trap-neuter-release program. Funds from the grant will […]

Hardin County EMS invites area school-age children and their families to come out to their headquarters Tuesday for their Teddy Bear Clinic. “We provide a class that teaches the children about health and how to take care of themselves, as well as how our body works,” said Hardin County EMS Public Relations Officer Jennifer Kant. Using their teddy bears as patients, kids will learn about basic first aid and some […]

The Radcliff Police Department is accepting registrations for their upcoming Citizens Police Academy. “It is open for anyone over 18-years-old who is not a convicted felon,” said RPD Captain Willie Wells. “The application needs to be turned in by August 31. The applications can be obtained online on our Facebook site or on our city website, or here in person at the Radcliff Police Department.” That’s Captain Willie Wells with […]

The start of classes at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is just around the corner, and students can get a jump start on the school year at Express Enrollment. ECTC will be hosting Express Enrollment for the fall semester from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. August 12 through 14 as well as from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 15. According to ECTC, at Express Enrollment students can meet […]

Elizabethtown High School has a new band director. Elizabethtown Independent Schools on Thursday announced the appointment of Reginald Smith as the Director of Bands at EHS. According to a release from the school district, Smith earned a Bachelor of Music Education from Georgia Southern University, where he also earned a Master of Music Education. He also received a Master of Arts in Teaching Integrated Music K-12 from the University of […]

A second measles case has been confirmed in Jefferson County. According to the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness, the second case is a known contact of the case reported in mid-July. The contact has been in quarantine since their exposure. There are no new public exposures with the second case, and health officials say the new case is unrelated to the measles outbreak in Woodford and Fayette […]

The Kiwanis Club of Hardin County invites the public to their pancake breakfast this Saturday from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Memorial Methodist Church, located at 631 North Miles Street in Elizabethtown. “It's $10 and you get pancakes, first of all, and eggs and sausage, and we have a variety of drinks that we're also offering,” said Kiwanis Club member Hunter Hammer. “Orange juice, milk, coffee, all the good […]

The Radcliff Police Department is looking to help area families as they get ready to send their kids back to school. “This is gonna be our second annual backpack drive or backpack giveaway that we’re doing here in Radcliff,” said RPD Officer Jamaal Wilson. “We’re just trying to find ways to give back to the community.” The backpack giveaway is open to all Hardin County students from elementary school through high […]