Central Kentucky Community Foundation recently awarded the Llewellyn Memorial Scholarship to 25 Hardin County students. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years with a total value of $5,000.

They're all known as the Class of '58, Butler High School's first graduating group of students. "We did have a lot of input on the traditons of school," said alum, Jim Hardin. "One of our members ...

“It’s definitely surreal.” Fullington is the daughter of Patrick and Sherry Fullington of Vine Grove. The North Hardin High School sophomore previously has competed in the Miss Pre-Teen and Teen Hardin County Fair pageants. Though it was her first ...

Hardin County Schools Board of Edu­cation considered rebids and reconsiderations Thurs­day afternoon for a Central Hardin High School renovation project during a special board meeting.

But firefighters often s… Teachers, bus drivers in high demand as schools work to fill vacancies from pandemic LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Local school districts are racing to hire teachers and other staff before school starts in less than eight weeks.

And unlike last season, the softball season was completed. Here are some highlights from the 2021 season. Farragut 15, Heritage 14: This was a back-and-forth offensive show, featuring a combined 30 hits and five home runs.

Two area players won the TBCA Mr. Baseball award. And unlike last season, the baseball season was completed. Here are some highlights from the 2021 season. Hardin Valley 13, Farragut 12, April 6: One of the biggest rivalries in the Knoxville area,

Some Hardin County students will be crossing the stage with more than just a high school diploma. A record number of seniors who are in the district's Early College Pathway are graduating with their associate's degree and high school diploma from Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.

LOUISVILLE, Ky (WDRB) -- Central Hardin High School will have school online today while police investigate a threat. Hardin County Schools posted on Facebook that the district and Elizabethtown ...

There is always going to be sickness in schools,” Trustee Hancock said during the meeting. “Elementary school kids, with their fingers in every orifice and everything else — I know what it is like. So,