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COLUMN: American Byway signs...

By now you may have noticed the American Byways signs placed along route Highway U.S. 31-E through our community. These signs designate the Lincoln Heritage National Scenic Highway, a 72-mile stretch of U.S. 31-E and U.S. 150.  
The nationally recognized roadway travels through six communities as it winds its way through the knobs of Kentucky. The corridor passes through Hodgenville, New Haven, Bardstown, Springfield, Perryville and Danville.

Farm News - May 15

 Master Gardener plant fair

Lady Hawks whip Thomas Nelson in...

 The Lady Hawks whipped 5th Region foe Thomas Nelson May 8 in three innings.

Just Ask - May 15

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.

Be creative: Increase your fruit...

We all know that we should eat at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day, but many of us don’t get the recommended servings. Fruits and vegetables are important to our diet, because they provide necessary nutrients and are high in dietary fiber and low in calories, fat and cholesterol. The 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend that you make half your plate fruits and vegetables.

Ryan Abell qualifies for State...

 Senior Ryan Abell qualified for the State Tennis Tournament.

Sports Shorts - May 15

 Future Hawks Basketball Camp

Milby, Dragons end LaRue's...

HORSE CAVE— With a matchup looming against the pitcher who struck them out 18 times earlier this season, the LaRue County Hawks were primed for another chance.

They got the opportunity they’ve been waiting for against Green County ace Brennen Milby, but they may have been a little too excited.

PHOTO: Beef Month

 Kentucky Beef Council Chairman Chuck Crutcher, of Rineyville, and Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association President Don Reynolds, of Magnolia, present Gov. Steve Beshear a platter of beef in honor of Beef Month. 

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