Letters

 I like saying, “Once in a Blue Moon.” It seems funny to say. The term refers to certain long or extra day months that offer two full moons within the same one-month cycle and we recently experienced one.

We are about to experience something equally as rare: live stage arts entertainment. On Oct. 26, 27 and 28, Campbellsville University Theatre Department will perform “Hairspray: Broadway’s Big Fat Musical Comedy Hit.” This performance will occur at the Hodgenville Civic Center.

 Project Graduation is a nationally recognized alcohol and drug-free party designed to give high school graduates a safe alternative to celebrating their special night. Statistics have shown that students celebrating on the evening of graduation can experience one of the most dangerous nights of their young lives. Each year, following their graduation ceremony LaRue County  High School students have the opportunity to attend a Project Graduation event at our school until 5 the next morning.

 The Hodgenville Woman’s Club thanks all the community support and attendance given to our annual Lincoln Days meal fundraisers. We appreciate everyone who helps our club with these events.

Special thanks to Eudell Stearman, Charlie Wheeler, B.J. Clark, Elizabeth Kinslow, Alison LaRue, Susie Litteral, Jason Lamb, Rob Barnhill, Alex LaRue and Hodgenville Rotary Club for their ongoing help.

The club uses the funds raised to maintain our historic clubhouse on the downtown square and offer a local college scholarship.

Theresa Howard

 Have you had any trouble exercising your right to vote? Does your area offer any special help for wheelchair users? 

If you have, check out pvamag.com or pvamag.com/go/facebook.

For more information about accessible voting, visit the Federal Voting Assistance program at www.fvap.gov or the U.S. Election Assistance Commission at eac.gov.

Stanley Goodin

Hodgenville