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There are only three days left to attend the Hardin County Fair. Tonight will kick off with the Youth Dairy Cattle show, followed by the Little Miss and Mister Pageant and will wrap up with the Battle of the Bluegrass Tractor and Truck Pull. Admission is twelve dollars. Quicksie and The Wolf Radio stations are offering a dollar off admission. These coupons can be found on each of the station’s websites or stop by to pick one up.
There Are Only Three Days Left To Attend The Hardin County Fair.
Hardin County Water District No. 2 has issued a boil water advisory for a portion of Elizabethtown to include areas surrounding Hwy 62 from Corporate Dr to Elizabethtown High School, areas surrounding Dixie Ave. from Layman Ln. to Bishop Ln., and a portion of Ring Road from West Park Rd. to Western Kentucky Parkway. For a detailed map, please visit Hardin County Water District No. 2’s website at www.HCWD2.org.
This advisory was issued as a precautionary measure and can only be lifted with the approval of the Kentucky Division of Water.
Customers are advised to boil their water for three (3) minutes at rolling boil. Use only boiled or bottled water for drinking, food preparation, brushing teeth, and washing dishes.
When water service is restored, thoroughly flush your plumbing. Run cold water only from a bathtub or outside faucet for five minutes and flush the kitchen and bath faucets for three minutes. Do not use chilled water from your refrigerator. When the advisory is lifted, let the chilled water line run for three minutes before drinking the water. Do not use ice from automatic ice machines. When the advisory is lifted, discard two cycles of ice from automatic ice machines.
Please share this and further information with others who may come in contact with this water.
Should you have any further questions or concerns, please call our office at 270-737-1056.
Metalsa and Baptist Hardin Health are teaming up to provide a vaccine drive this Friday at Metalsa. From 6 in the morning to 12 then 2 to 8. Baptist Hardin Health will be providing a free vaccine to those that want it. No appointment is required, but proof of insurance as well as a valid ID will be required. This will only be happening for one day, June 4th.
CVS health is being sued by Attorney General Daniel Cameron for their role with the opioid epidemic in Kentucky. The lawsuit claims that CVS pharmacies in Kentucky purchased more than 151 million dosage units of Oxycodone and Hydrocodone between 2006 and 2014 without having reported any suspicious orders for its Kentucky stores from 2007 to 2014. In 2015, the Centers for Disease Control identified Kentucky as having a statistically significant drug overdose death rate from the year prior. Furthermore, in 2015, drug overdoses accounted for nearly 60% of accidental deaths in the state. Cameron claims that CVS improperly normalized the widespread use of opioids by marketing, advertising and promotion of the products. The attorney general continues to pursue other pharmaceutical companies in his fight against opioids.
On June 1st three individuals were caught and arrested for taking multiple items from the Lowes store in Elizabethtown. . The three suspects were identified as Mohammed Fathi, Najad Qumane, and Haji Kehylani. All three are from Louisville, they also have previous warrants from around the state including some from Elizabethtown. These thefts include thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. an investigation revealed that they were reselling these items for cash. All three subjects are charged with felony shoplifting and engaging in organized crime. They also face multiple warrants and charges from other cases as well. They are currently being held in the Hardin County Detention Center
