Today's Features

Navisha Collins has recently accepted a position with The LaRue County Herald News as an office assistant. Her responsibilities will include answering phones, writing articles, assisting with page design and general office duties.

This is Navisha’s first job in community journalism; however, she is no stranger to writing. In the past she has written a few short stories, small biographies and blogged.

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park began construction of a new pavilion in the picnic area Tuesday.

During construction, access to some parking areas and picnic tables will be restricted to ensure visitor safety.

The construction is expected to be complete in May.

“We appreciate the public’s patience as we work to improve this area,” said Superintendent Bill Justice. “The project will help to meet accessibility needs and provide an improved place for visitors to enjoy a picnic or a family reunion.”

The Legal Aid Society, 416 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd., Louisville, will hold free legal clinics in April and May. Each session will be held at that location unless otherwise stated.
A reservation for each clinic is required. Contact the Legal Aid Society at (502) 584-1254 to make your reservation.

Heather Blackwell, teacher at LaRue County High School, along with co-workers Marsha Duncan and Arlie Hamilton, is hosting a food-packaging event Saturday, April 27, with the Stop Hunger Now organization. This organization helps to provide food for the millions of chronically hungry people all over the world.
Blackwell, in the process of obtaining her Rank 1 licensure, partnered with Stop Hunger Now as a way to involve the community, as a project for a class she is taking.