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Even with the October 1st deadline for personal trash cart usage now in the past, waste officials are extending their use as they hurry to get the all new orange carts to Hardin county residents.
Red River Waste Regional Vice President Steve Smith says any resident who received an additional cart that did not need one should contact Red River.
With 29 days until the General Election, qualified individuals who wish to vote in the have until later today to register. The deadline to register to vote is this afternoon at 4 p.m., and can be done online. Registration can be completed by going to GoVoteKY.com and clicking on new or updated registration. The General Election is November 3rd.
Police have arrested a man they believe was involved in a LaRue County murder. It all began when Kentucky State Police say they were contacted by local authorities after a shooting in Hodgenville Wednesday.
Officials quickly named Timothy Hedges as a person of interest. Sharp says authorities located and arrested hedges in Breckinridge County late Thursday night.
With October marking Domestic Violence Awareness month, a walk to draw attention to the cause is being held at Freeman Lake Park this weekend.
Spokesperson Linda Funk says the group will be set up near the park’s tennis courts. No fee is required, though donations, which go to Springhaven, are welcome.
Roughly 2 months after setting up shop, the new Public Works facilities in Elizabethtown were officially opened yesterday, and with a surprise. The administration building was named after Charlie Bryant, a former city engineer and longtime city administrator.
The $2.8 million project for Public Works was completed this year after several years of construction.
