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Elizabethtown Independent Schools is celebrating four Elizabethtown High School seniors for their recent achievement. EHS Beta Club members Mason Baldwin, Jessica Chen, Olivia Paulsen, and Kate Shirts were each named winners of 2024 National Beta Scholarships, with each student receiving a $1,000 scholarship from the National Beta Club. “It’s a student group that obviously academics is a huge part of it, but it’s also based on your character, leadership, and your service,” […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for their second meeting of the month Tuesday. The council approved a resolution that named Hanna Yun as the city’s director of South Korean relations. The resolution described the city’s desire to have a person that could serve as a direct liaison for the city when discussing business interests with South Korean entities, and Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregeory said Yun’s name was immediately thought of […]

William J. Litteral of Big Clifty was charged with Menacing, second degree Disorderly Conduct, first degree Fleeing or Evading Police, and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon following his arrest Monday. The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office says a resident called the sheriff’s office at approximately 1 p.m. on February 19 in order to have officers trespass someone from their property. Deputies were also alerted about a man reportedly […]

A fire in Hodgenville resulted in a man’s arrest. The Hodgenville Police Department was the first agency on the scene Monday morning for a reported structure fire at a residence on the 400 block of Campbellsville Road. Upon arrival shortly after 4:30 a.m., responding officers saw a garage on the property was on fire and alerted the Hodgenville Fire Department. The fire spread from the garage to an adjacent trailer […]

The Kentucky Secretary of State’s Office says this November’s election could have the highest voter turnout in decades as January marked the tenth consecutive month of increased voter registration. The Secretary of State’s Office says 6,700 new voter registrations were made in January, while 6,156 were removed. Of those removed, about 5,000 were for deceased voters, 578 were for voters convicted of felonies, and 325 moved out of state. The […]

Area residents are advised to be mindful of outdoor burning as Kentucky’s Spring Wildfire Hazard Season is in effect from now through April 30. “This area, you drive out in the county, you’ve got a lot of wooded areas around the fields,” said Radcliff Fire Department Deputy Fire Marshal Tomy Crane. “What we have sometimes is the grass in the field will actually catch fire and then that carries it […]

The City of Elizabethtown is still collecting community input on the city’s “Vision Zero” Transportation Safety Action Plan. City Director of Planning and Development Joe Reverman said public input is part of the creation of the action plan laid out by the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Safe Streets for All Program. “The action plan is a public plan, it’s a plan for the public to use public funds and things […]

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources says residents can now get registered to take advantage of the state’s finest outdoor offerings for 2024-2025. Licenses and permits to fish, hunt, and trap in the state are on sale now. The 2024-2025 license period runs from March 1, 2024, to February 28, 2025. Licenses cover basic hunting and fishing for most species, with additional state permits available for species such […]