Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 10th of March.
Good morning, Elizabethtown.
The United Way of Central Kentucky announced $400,000 in funding for 10 local groups to meet basic needs in Hardin, Grayson, LaRue, and SpringHaven areas.
The agency is focusing on financial stability, health, and education amid lower donations.
Hardin County Government is warning residents to use recycling trailers properly after weekly dumping of pallets near the Farmers Market increases clean-up costs and ties up county resources.
The county asks residents to dispose only of approved items such as rinsed plastics (No. 1 and No. 2), aluminum and tin cans, newspapers, and non-greasy cardboard.
Sgt. Benjamin Pennington (26) from Hardin County died Sunday after sustaining injuries on March 1 during an Iranian attack on a Saudi air base, making him the first Kentuckian killed in the war while local officials and family mourn his loss.
Sergeant Benjamin N. Pennington (26) of Glendale died of his wounds on March 8 from injuries sustained on March 1 at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia; Hardin County Schools will hold a press conference this afternoon to honor him, and Governor Beshear paid tribute on Facebook.
Wine Down Wednesday: Spring Gnome Paint and Sip
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Waters Edge Winery & Bistro — Pre-pay required — Unleash your creativity with a spring-themed painting night accompanied by wine and laughter.
Antique House Show
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Brown-Pusey House — Admission fee may apply — Discover treasures and get expert appraisals at this unique antique event.
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