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Today's Features

  • Community calendar

    Chamber banquet

    The LaRue County Chamber of Commerce will host its annual awards banquet June 17. For tickets, call the Chamber office at 358-3411.

    Sewing Service Project

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  • LCHS students chosen for Farm Bureau project

    Abby Sullivan and Shelby Sullivan, juniors at LaRue County High School, have been chosen to attend the Institute for Future Agricultural Leaders sponsored by Kentucky Farm Bureau.

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  • Sports Shorts

    Let’s Get Physical Camp

    LaRue County Schools Youth Service Center is sponsoring a free “Let’s Get Physical” camp 10 a.m.-noon June 15-18 at the LaRue County Middle School gymnasium. Open to incoming 6th-9th graders. Pre-register by calling 358-9745. Participants receive a T-shirt.

    UK basketball camp

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  • Sports Shorts

    Let’s Get Physical Camp

    LaRue County Schools Youth Service Center is sponsoring a free “Let’s Get Physical” camp 10 a.m.-noon June 15-18 at the LaRue County Middle School gymnasium. Open to incoming 6th-9th graders. Pre-register by calling 358-9745. Participants receive a T-shirt.

    UK basketball camp

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  • Farmers may receive help for flood damage

    Kentucky farmers may be able to utilize federal relief programs to get help for farm-related losses incurred since April 30 as a result of severe storms, flooding, mudslides, straight line winds and tornadoes.

    Producers who suffered at least a 30 percent loss in crop production or livestock products may apply for aid from the Emergency Loan Program.

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  • Ian Mather takes national championship in poetry

    Ian Mather, a junior at LaRue County High School, was named a national champion last weekend.

    Mather traveled to Fullerton, Calif. and competed in the National Individual Events Tournament of Champions. He won the first-place title in poetry interpretation and was named a quarter-finalist in dramatic interpretation.

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  • Lincoln Home honored in media competition

    Lincoln Home National Historic Site in Indiana has received several national and international awards for its commemoration of the 2009 Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial.

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  • Carter accepted to leadership institute

    Niki Carter, director of the LaRue County Public Library, has been accepted as a member of the first Library Leadership Institute for public library directors. The yearlong institute features four sessions of two days each and is being offered through the Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives.

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  • Church calendar

    Kidz Daze at Ovesen Heights

    Ovesen Heights Baptist Church will hold Kidz Daze 9 a.m.-noon Tuesdays and Thursdays in June and July. Program begins June 1. Activities include games, Bible stories, music, snacks and field trips. Transportation provided. For more information, call the church office at 358-8041.

    Friendship Baptist has Vacation Bible School

    Friendship Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School 9 a.m.-3 p.m. June 5. Call 358-8034 or 234-8090 for more information.

    Special singing at Barren Run

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  • Sweet Repeats offers inexpensive options in children's clothing

    Sweet Repeats Children’s Consignment Store just completed its first month of business in Hodgenville.

    Owned by Sherry Polly, Sweet Repeats opened on April 24. Polly said that she heard that the building space on Lincoln Boulevard was becoming available because the consignment store that previously occupied it was closing and she jumped at the opportunity.

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