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Congressman Brett Guthrie

This week on Community Forum, Adam Fuller talks with Congressman Brett Guthrie about how events in Washington are affecting local issues. Topics include the opening of the new clinic in Fort Knox, the impeachment, healthcare, prescription drugs, Alzheimer’s Disease and the National Defense Act.

Praise & Shine 27 – Living Life To The Full

The year was 1918, near the end of World War I, and photographer Eric Enstrom was putting together a portfolio of his work. He wanted to include one that communicated a sense of fullness in a time that felt quite empty to so many people. In his now much-loved photo, a bearded old man sits at a table with his head bowed and his hands clasped in prayer. On the surface before him there is only a book, spectacles, a bowl of gruel, a loaf of bread, and a knife. Nothing more, but also nothing less.

Showtime with Scott 75

Off we go into the first weekend of February… starting today is “Gretel & Hansel”. Also at theaters now is “The Rhythm Section”.

This week’s Blu-ray and DVD releases include “terminator: dark fate”, “Harriet”, and “Roswell New Mexico, the Complete 1st Season”.

And tomorrow at The State Theatre, to kick off the month of February, it’s “Groundhog Day” starring Bill Murray. Showtime 7 pm, tickets just $3 each. Visit thestate270.org.

Grab some movie munchies and enjoy the show!

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Crime Stoppers 25

This week on Crime Stoppers, we need your help locating Kenneth Thomas, 44 year old white male from Cecilia. Wanted for receiving stolen property. If you have any information about Kenneth Thomas or any other crimes call 1-800-597-8123. You could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1000 for your tips.

Furever Friends 119

This week on Furever Friends we talk about dog licenses and a new program coming soon to the animal shelter. We also meet Sophie and Quinn. We have featured 238 animals and 235 have been adopted! Furever Friends is brought to you by our friends at Pet Supplies Plus on Towne Drive in Elizabethtown.

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