Join us as we celebrate a ribbon cutting with owner, Stormie Sidebottom!
111 N Lincoln Blvd
Hodgenville, KY
270-766-3885
Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging will be holding a Chronic Disease Self-Management Program at the LaRue County Public Library beginning Tuesday, January 28th from 1:00-3:00pm. This will be a 6 week course and is a free program to the community. This is open to individuals with a chronic disease, as well as caregivers.
For more information contact:
Lincoln Trail Aging Services at (270) 737-2393.
Thanks to all our members who joined us for the chamber luncheon this week. We had a great turnout! Al Rider, President & CEO, with the Central Kentucky Community Foundation, shared with our group how they can offer people a way to help strengthen their local community by working with donors who want to make a lasting impact on their community through giving. The opportunity is within our grasp for LaRue County.
“Community philanthropy is about connecting the people, money, organizations and essential programs a strong community requires. Community philanthropy is the catalyst that brings the financial wealth of your community and the will of its people together.”
– Al Rider
Learn more on how you can make a difference by visiting their website.
Central Kentucky Community Foundation
Special thanks to our luncheon sponsor this month First Baptist Church, non-profit sponsor Big Brothers & Big Sisters and sustaining sponsors Magnolia Bank, LaRue Insurance, Lincoln National Bank, Bluegrass Pipeline, LaRue County Schools, and Fort Knox Federal Credit Union. Our meal was delicious thanks to Lee’s Famous Recipe.
JOIN US NEXT MONTH –
Wednesday, February 19th at noon! RSVP by Tuesday, February 18th.
Speaking – Scott Carney with Bluegrass Pipeline
Luncheon Sponsor – Bluegrass Pipeline
Non-Profit Sponsor – United Way of Central Kentucky
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The LaRue County Chamber of Commerce welcomes new member, Bluegrass Pipeline!
The Bluegrass Pipeline is a newly proposed project that will transport natural gas liquids, or “NGLs”—commonly used to heat homes, manufacture fertilizers and make adhesives and plastics among other things—from the Marcellus and Utica shale regions of Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio to the rest of the country.
Two of the nation’s leading energy companies—Williams and Boardwalk Pipeline Partners—have partnered to develop the Bluegrass Pipeline. The companies safely operate more than 40,000 miles of pipeline around the country already.
This is an exciting opportunity for Kentucky for many reasons, including new construction jobs, increased tax revenue for local communities, ability to attract new NGL dependent industries and the pride that goes with being part of securing America’s energy independence.
For more information on Bluegrass Pipeline, visit their website: www.bluegrasspipeline.com.
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The Hodgenville Woman’s Club Home Tour and Tasting Party has been rescheduled to this Saturday, December 14th due to last week’s weather. Tickets for this event can be purchased at the clubhouse on the day of the event for $10. The tasting party features food prepared from recipes out of the Club’s latest cookbook. This begins at 2:00pm and concludes at 3:30pm. Home tours are from 2:30pm-5:30pm. The homes featured this year: Larry and Sandra Bell in Gleanings; and Mike and Kaye Smith in the Tanner community.
Due to inclement weather, the LaRue County Chamber of Commerce has closed today.
The Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park has also closed today.
In the event of inclement weather on Saturday, the program for Light Up Hodgenville will be moved indoors to City Hall/ Civic Center. Please contact Hodgenville City Hall, 270-358-3832, for additional details. Please stay safe!