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E’town Family Made Complete Through Adoption

One Elizabethtown family is giving thanks today for the special gift of adoption.

November is National Adoption Month, and Bethany and Travis Vaughan have adopted both internationally, and domestically. 

“I’ve always felt a call in my life to adopt, it’s been something I’ve wanted to do since I was 15 years old. I am so thankful for the way adoption has completed our family. Our children are just a blessing from God,” Bethany stated. They now have three children: Lydia, Isaac, and Anna. The adoption process was long for both Isaac and Lydia, but through prayer and support from friends and family, they knew they were doing the right thing. 

“God chose Isaac and Lydia for us. Isaac was in South Korea, and we had to go get him. Lydia was in Arkansas, and we had to go get her,” Travis noted.

The Vaughans are grateful that through adoption, they have found their complete forever family. 

Radcliff Missing Juveniles

Radcliff Police are searching for 17 year-old Kaylee Walton, who was last seen in Radcliff on October 12, 2021.

“We’d like to remind the community that we are also looking for Rosalyn Velazquez, 15 years old and Kamari Johnson, 16 years old.

At this time, we don’t have any reason to believe that the minors missing cases are tied together. If anyone has any information, please contact the Radcliff Police Department.

Brian & Trisha in the Morning: Voted Best Morning Show in Kentucky

Early this morning, The Kentucky Association of Broadcasters announced the 2021 Excellence in Broadcasting Awards. For the second year in a row, Brian and Trisha were named the Best Morning Show in Kentucky!

“It affirms the hard work that we do everyday to provide the best for our listeners and dedication to our communities,” stated Marketing Specialist Jennifer Meyers.

Radio station WQXE was nominated for three different categories including Best Digital Product for the program “Furever Friends” with Afternoon Personality Adam Fuller, Best Morning Show with Brian Walker and Trisha Caudill, and for the prestigious “Station of the Year” award. Adam in the Afternoon was runner-up for Best Digital Product, and the station was runner-up for Station of the Year.

Hardin County Schools Mourn Loss of Denise Emberton

Hardin County Schools has learned of the passing of Hardin County Schools Special Education Consultant Denise Emberton. Ms. Emberton has helped special needs students, from across the district, meet and exceed educational goals for nearly thirty years. She developed relationships with students, families and staff that will always be cherished. She was student-centered and gave all she had to ensure each student’s goals were achieved.

Single Vehicle Collision in Hodgenville

Last night, Hodgenville Police responded to the Square on a report of a single vehicle collision.

The investigation revealed a 2000 Chevy Blazer, operated by Marcus Maulden of Magnolia, was traveling around the Square. As the vehicle started up the hill on South Lincoln Boulevard, the driver lost control, cross the northbound lane, and struck the west side of the B.R. Young Masonic Lodge. 

No injuries were reported, and no charges are expected. The investigation is ongoing.