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LaRue County senior Ryan Abell fell in state tennis tournament play this past Thursday in his first round of play to North Oldham Senior Tyler Kilambi.

Abell said that nothing felt right to him all day. “My inside-out forehand wasn’t good. He was keeping it in and being aggressive with my backhand. He kept on hitting his inside-out very well. I couldn’t serve all day,” said Abell.

Six students from Hodgenville Elementary School competed in Special Olympics Kentucky Area 4 Spring Regional Events in Louisville on May 11.
More than 200 athletes competed in track and field events. Participants competed against other athletes of the same gender, age and ability.
Each HES student competed in the 50 meter dash and the softball throw.
Emma Grace Pepper took first place in the 50-meter dash and third place in the softball throw.
Makayla Pearman took fifth place in the 50-meter dash and fifth place in the softball throw.

 Master Gardener plant fair

Is there an ordinance regulating how tall grass can grow within Hodgenville city limits?
Some of the areas are turning into eyesores.

City Clerk MaDonna Hornback said grass can be 10-inches tall before it is considered a nuisance. However, if the lot is two acres or more, the ordinance does not apply.
If you would like a property added to the city’s growing list of  “yards that need to be mowed,” call City Hall at 358-3832.