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Elizabethtown officials have named the new industrial park that is planned to boost local business.

More details on the park’s development and tenant plans will be released soon — a move that marks a key step in local economic growth.

Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and its local partners will host the free three-day conference 'Back in Business—Women Re-Entering the Workforce' on May 1, 8 and 22 at Severns Valley Baptist Church to guide women returning to work with resume help, job search tips and a concluding job fair; childcare will be available for registered participants.

Gov. Andy Beshear signed House Bill 38 this week, which changes penalties for repeated protective order violations from a misdemeanor to a felony—bringing potential jail time of up to five years.

Advocates say the law offers stronger protection for domestic violence survivors.

FEMA may provide financial assistance to residents whose vehicles were damaged by severe storms, straight-line winds, flooding, landslides, and mudslides between February 14 and March 7 in designated disaster areas.

Residents must file an insurance claim if they have a comprehensive policy and then apply with FEMA with valid registration, title and proof of not owning another usable vehicle—applicants with more than one damaged vehicle must explain the need.

Monthly Meeting of Elizabethtown Tourism & Convention Bureau

9-10 a.m. | Elizabethtown Tourism & Convention Bureau | Free entry | Engage with local tourism initiatives promoting attractions and convention activities.

Survive to Thrive Art Auction Fundraiser 2025

6-11:30 p.m. — The House on Helm — Fundraising event — Bid on unique art pieces while supporting a meaningful cause.