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Cecilia Days & Sunflower Festival Finale: Hardin County Events
Cecilia Days takes over Friday and Saturday, the Sunflower Festival wraps its final weekend, and Hardin County heads back to school. Jon O'Brien has your week.
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Cecilia Days takes over Friday and Saturday, the Sunflower Festival wraps its final weekend, and Hardin County heads back to school. Jon O'Brien has your week.
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Elizabethtown's data center zoning rules got their first reading at City Council on August 3. The mayor explained why the city chose regulations over a moratorium. The adoption vote is still ahead. Here is what was said, in their own words.
Hardin County Schools' new water bottle ban has gone viral days before the first bell, and ECTC's chancellor is taking on a second campus.
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Two police sergeants sworn in, four municipal orders approved, a first reading of data center zoning rules, and 20 minutes of public comment. What happened at the August 3 Elizabethtown City Council meeting, from the city's own video.
Six families moved into brand new housing at ECTC this weekend, and the county turned out for a rodeo, a school-supply giveaway, and a new basketball coach.
A local schools story went national, I-65 wrapped ahead of schedule, and E'town girls basketball eyes another region finals run.
Hardin County Schools bans metal water bottles before the first bell, plus rain washes out today's Cruisin' the Heartland.
Elizabethtown residents speak up on data centers, plus a rodeo, an orchard's 20th, and a 45-year city servant gets his due.
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At least 67 license plate cameras are watching Hardin County roads. We sat down on camera with the police chiefs running them and asked every uncomfortable question, including what happens when one of their own abuses it.
I-65 reopens early, a new sheriff's unit debuts, and Hardin County gears up for back to school.
Local Government
Two weeks after saying it had no applications, Elizabethtown's Planning Commission voted 3-0 to send data center limits to City Council. Here is what the rules actually say, in their own words.
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The cameras already know your car, so Phil asked the people watching them. Plus 2,000 classic cars downtown, Wawa's vanished grand opening, steady housing inventory, and 2B Thai.