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Heart of Kentucky Chorus hosting Guest Night Thursday

If you enjoy singing and are looking for a chance to share and practice those talents, the Heart of Kentucky Chorus invites you to their Guest Night, which will be held Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the East Hardin Middle School Band Room.

The chorus sings a capella in a variety of styles including barbershop, jazz, gospel, country, and pop. The chorus is open to singers male and female, high school age and up.

Visitors to Guest Night will get to hear about and participate in what the chorus has meant to members such as Bob Swope.

“I’ve enjoyed the chorus now for a number of years,” Swope said. “I like to sing, and we have a wonderful group. It’s much like an extended family, really, that also love to sing. Fortunately, we have an awesome director in Aaron Dale. He has a way of getting some pretty fantastic sounds out of some rather average voices (laughs), and he makes it a lot of fun, too.”

Guest Night is a no pressure way to learn more, and to have a good time.

“We’ll have some good food, as well as opportunities for our guests to learn a few tags and sing along with the chorus.” Swope said. “There’s no obligations or commitments expected. If you like to sing, come on out and join us.”

The chorus hosts their regular rehearsals Thursday evenings at East Hardin Middle School. Find the Heart of Kentucky Chorus on Facebook for more information.

Clarkson man killed in single-vehicle collision

The Kentucky State Police is investigating a fatal crash that occurred in Grayson County Sunday.

KSP Post Four says at around 10:30 a.m. on January 26 the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office requested KSP assistance with the investigation of a single-vehicle collision near the 6000 block of Grayson Springs Road.

The KSP says the preliminary investigation indicates that 36-year-old Jeremy Rigsby of Clarkson was driving a car on Grayson Springs Road when for unknown reasons the vehicle exited the roadway and struck a tree. Rigsby was declared dead at the scene by the Grayson County Coroner’s Office.

Troopers from KSP Post Four were assisted at the scene by the Grayson County Sheriff’s Office, the Grayson County Coroner’s Office, and Grayson County EMS. The crash investigation is ongoing.

High school seniors and families welcome at Legacy Foundation scholarship fair Saturday

The Legacy Foundation invites area high school seniors and their families to come out to North Hardin High School on Saturday for their “Get Your Money Right with Scholarships Fair.”

Legacy Foundation Board Member Selena Hudson says 30 scholarships for a variety of applicants will be awarded through the scholarship fair.

“Many people think if they don’t have a 4.0, they won’t qualify for any scholarships, but there are a lot of scholarships out there and available,” Hudson said. “ECTC will be there, their financial aid office will be there to help people apply for scholarships that plan to attend ECTC, as well as some four-year colleges will also be there.”

The fair will be held at North Hardin February 1 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

“We have some amazing prizes for the students,” Hudson said. “We have $500 cash. We also have laptops and different door prizes for the students, and free pizza. What’s not to love?”

Hudson says in addition to the scholarship help for students, the fair will feature additional information for adults.

“We’ll be talking about estate planning, life insurance, credit, mortgages,” Hudson said. “We’re helping the parents get their money right while the children are over getting their money.”

Visit the Legacy Foundation Facebook page for more information and to find the link to pre-register to be eligible for door prizes.