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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.
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have tested positive for covid-19. It was announced by the President on Twitter last night that he and the First Lady had tested positive. A statement from the President’s doctor says they are both doing well and are isolating in the White House. Doctor Conley says he expects the President to continue to carry on his duties without disruption.
Baptist Health Hardin will be offering a flu vaccine clinic this Saturday, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Physician Doug Ansert also notes that even perfectly healthy people can suffer from extreme complications from the flu, and that the vaccine is the best way to prevent such difficulties.
Vine Grove Police are investigating after a robbery last week. Last Friday, police say 3 individuals entered into the Hometown Liquors store in Vine Grove, armed and wearing head coverings.
Police Chief Ken Mattingly says an unspecified amount of money, alcohol, and smoking products were taken during the course of the robbery. Mattingly says anyone with information about the robbery is asked to contact law enforcement.
