The Sunrise Manor Hall of Fame will induct three new members at 6 p.m. on Thursday, November 2. Those who will be inducted are Jimmy Rogers, LaDean Self and Lura Thomas.
LaRue County Fiscal Court, meeting at the courthouse in Hodgenville October 24, concurred with Planning and Zoning’s approval of three properties:
Two and one-half acres at 148 Union Church Road belonging to Linda Dunn from A1 to R1A; 1.5 acres owned by Gordon Bright at 4848 Mundfordville Road, from A1 to R1A; 2500 square feet at 379 McDowell Road owned by Randall and Tonya Schmidt, from A1 to P(public; to LaRue County Water District).
In greased casserole dish, layer squash, soup (undiluted) and crushed potato chips. Repeat layer and top with grated cheese. Bake for 30 minutes at 350 degrees or until bubbly.
The Livin’ Well LaRue Coalition is hosting an event to encourage and help families with eating together as a family in a world with a lot of distractions.
The Family Dinner Project will feature a free meal, family time, craft and more. The event will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hodgenville Elementary School cafeteria on Tuesday, November 9.
The Haunted Barn at the LaRue County Fairgrounds will be open Fridays and Saturdays from dark to 11:30 p.m. through November 4. Proceeds go toward funding a LCHS senior on the Senior trip as well as the sponsoring a child for the Hangin’ with Heroes holiday shopping trip. Tickets are $5.
Relay Fundraiser
Becky’s Team will be selling Rada Cutlery until December 1. Great for Christmas presents. A percentage goes to Relay for Life. To request a catalog or for more information contact Becky Thompson at 270-765-9310.
This past Sunday morning was Youth Sunday at Lane Lincoln. Carlos Cox was at church this past Sunday morning at First Baptist. He would like to thank each and everyone for their prayers, visits, and calls while he was in the hospital, rehab and since his return home.
This Sunday morning, First Baptist will fellowship with Lane Lincoln. The Hodgenville Brotherhood will provide the music and the morning sermon by Reverend Jerry Wilkinson.
Thought for Today: Get up everyday, Love God and do your best. And He will do the rest!
Thought for the week: You don’t get to choose how you’re going to die or when. You can only decide how you’re going to live now.
We attended The Biscuit Marketplace event this past Sunday. The event had a great turn out and I got my jewelry fix. I got to visit with classmate June DeSpain Emberton for a few minutes and it was great seeing her.
I loved the article on Joel Ray Sprowles in The LaRue County Herald News last week.
Mom has been busy signing our Christmas cards. Now I have to find time to address them.
The LaRue County Senior Citizens Center has music beginning at 6:30 p.m. every Saturday. Musicians and singers are welcome. For more information call Charles at 270-358-4311 or email Viola Riggs at viola47@windstream.net.