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Today's News

  • Pre-trial conference set in chiropractor case

    A pre-trial conference for Richard Gilbert will be Oct. 28 in U.S. District Court (Western District) in Louisville.

    Gilbert, a LaRue County chiropractor, was indicted by a federal grand jury April 7 on charges of tax evasion and obstructing the Internal Revenue Service.

    The court already has heard motions from Gilbert to dismiss, which was denied, and to establish identity. The court allowed his motion for electronic filing accessibility.

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  • You can change for the better - if you want to

    “We should make plans, counting on God to direct us.” Proverbs 16:9

    If you want to change your life for the better, take these steps:

    1) Discern what success really is. When others feel good about you, you’re popular. When you feel good about yourself, you’re successful. Your life’s highest calling always will create the highest level of joy within you. That doesn’t mean it’ll be easy or pain free. Every winner in history paid a price, you will too.

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  • Veterans Day parade applications available

    The American Legion Post 87 will sponsor a Veterans Day Parade at 2 p.m. Nov. 8 with a program and reception immediately following the parade at the Hodgenville Civic Center.

    Anyone interested in participating may pick up an application Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. at The LaRue County Herald News office, 40 Shawnee Drive, Hodgenville.

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  • ECTC to sponsor community choir

    This fall, Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is sponsoring a community choir to sing sections of Handel’s Messiah. All singers are invited to participate. There will be no auditions for chorus members, but all singers are expected to learn their parts.

    Members of the Louisville Orchestra will accompany the performance.

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  • Harriers keep up the pace despite rain

    The recent rains have not dampened the spirits of the LaRue County High School cross country athletes. At last week’s practice, the runners were ready and rearing to go in trying to improve their times. 

    Seventeen-year-old senior Ryan Durbin placed 21st in the Nelson County Hillbilly Run Meet. 

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  • Harriers keep up the pace despite rain

    The recent rains have not dampened the spirits of the LaRue County High School cross country athletes. At last week’s practice, the runners were ready and rearing to go in trying to improve their times. 

    Seventeen-year-old senior Ryan Durbin placed 21st in the Nelson County Hillbilly Run Meet. 

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  • Harriers keep up the pace despite rain

    The recent rains have not dampened the spirits of the LaRue County High School cross country athletes. At last week’s practice, the runners were ready and rearing to go in trying to improve their times. 

    Seventeen-year-old senior Ryan Durbin placed 21st in the Nelson County Hillbilly Run Meet. 

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  • Nationwide honors Claudia Gibbs

    Claudia Gibbs has been selected as the September Employee of the Month at Nationwide Uniform.

    She has been employed at Nationwide since January 2006 and is under the supervision of Janice Perkins in the trouser department.

    She will receive a special award for dedication and service.

     

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  • Hawks smash North Bullitt in Class 4A district game

    Delaying the LaRue County-North Bullitt varsity football game by 24 hours provided a more pleasant atmosphere for fans and much drier field for the players.

    LaRue's Alex Lee led the Hawks' potent running attack Saturday night. The junior rushed for a game-high 198 yards and three touchdowns as LaRue recorded a 42-6 win over North Bullitt in Class 4-A district action at Hodgenville..

    The Hawks are 5-2 on the season with previous wins over Campbellsville, Green County, Elizabethtown and Glasgow.

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  • Fair facilities being upgraded

    Several Kentucky counties have upgraded their fairgrounds facilities with grants from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture. Among those is a $100,000 grant that enabled the Hardin County Fair Board to buy and build new bleachers and rest room facilities.

    “They are an asset to the fair as a whole,” said Larry Jaggers, chairman of the Hardin County Fair Board. “We have added several new activities because we’ve now got the facilities to accommodate them. This has been an asset to the community as well as to us.”

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