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Burden moving on with life after double transplant

W.D. Burden knew something was wrong two years ago when he started feeling exhausted and sluggish for no particular reason.

'Light Up Hodgenville' will go on as planned

 Wintry weather is expected to move into the area this weekend – but Light Up Hodgenville will go on as planned, according to City Hall.

Saturday’s celebration begins with storytime in the Lincoln Museum at 5 p.m.

Caroling on Lincoln Square will begin about 5:30 p.m. The singing will move to the Civic Center in case of inclement weather.

The mayor will throw the switch to “Light up the Square” and Creek Front Park about 6 p.m.

First Baptist postpones Christmas play

 Anticipated inclement weather has led to the postponement of a Christmas program.

First Baptist Church, 730 Tonieville Road, Hodgenville, planned the Christmas musical “Rejoice! God is with us!” for this weekend.

Performances will be Saturday (Dec. 14) at 7 pm and Sunday (Dec. 15) at 6 pm.

Rehearsal scheduled for tonight (Thursday, Dec. 5) will still take place.

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Panic Button: Harris to compete on reality show

A Navy veteran and avid outdoorsman, Campbellsville resident Rob Harris says there isn’t much he’s afraid of – unless there’s a snake around, and that’s when Harris says it’s time to go.

Meth found in Upton

 Two people have been charged with manufacturing methamphetamine at an Upton residence.

Charges dismissed in sexual abuse case

Charges against an Elizabethtown man were dismissed last month in LaRue Circuit Court.

Big wheelers raise $1,084 for ACS

A group of free wheelin’ individuals raised more than $1,000 Saturday for the American Cancer Society.

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Choir presents holiday musical

The LaRue County Middle School Choir will entertain the community with their rendition of “Lights! Camera! Christmas!” under the direction of the new music teacher, Amber Jochim.