Today's Features

Chapter 1050 of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees met April 1 in the Elizabethtown Nolin RECC conference room. 

The members brought used books to sell for donations to the NARFE treasury. The leftover books will be available at the NARFE State Convention in Bowling Green later in the month, with donations going to the Alzheimer’s Association. 

A Spring Expo at Fort Knox on June 6 will showcase and introduce surrounding community organizations and the Chapter hopes to man a table for information and membership options. 

The Kentucky Historical Society Cemetery Preservation Program will host a series of 10 workshops throughout southern and eastern Kentucky to help Kentuckians preserve their local cemeteries.

The Stephen Foster Drama Association received a $25,000 grant to present “Shrek the Musical,” and Bardstown is one of the first locations that presented the musical off of its national tour.

The grant came from the Community Project and Development Fund, said Dawn Pryzstal, vice president of tourism expansion and marketing.

“The Stephen Foster Drama Association receives a grant every July, but based on the scope of this project, the board wanted to be supportive of them off-cycle,” she said.

Harvestland Community Church,located at 4761 Lincoln ParkwayHodgenville, will be hosting its 8th Single Mom Oil Change event on Saturday, April 27th 2013 from 8a.m. to 3p.m.

Inspired by a visit to Severns Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown during their event several years ago, Rich Albertson of Harvestland Community Church brought this idea back with him to our community as a way of assisting single moms with routine vehicle maintenance allowing them to continue working to provide for their children.