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  • Hardin County residents write faith-based books

    Faith is the topic of two books recently published by current or former Hardin County residents.

    Radcliff resident Darla Daniel has published “The Polluted Pump” in which she encourages readers to investigate their true motives and intentions when it comes to tithing and serving in church.

    The book contains self-check questions at the end of each chapter. It is aimed at those who have been faithfully tithing and serving in church but see no obvious blessings, according to a press release.

  • Multicultural play performed by Toy Box Theatre

    Four multicultural tales comprise “Give & Take,” a children’s play to be presented by Elizabethtown Community and Technical College’s Toy Box Theatre.

    The play will be performed at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Science Auditorium on ECTC’s campus and lasts about an hour. Admission is $2.

    “Give & Take” examines generosity and greed. The production aims to entertain adults while allowing children from the audience to interact with actors.

  • Comedians yuck it up to benefit the American Cancer Society

    Laughter is the best medicine, so the saying goes, and “Comedy For A Cure” is counting on it Friday.

    “Comedy For A Cure,” which will be held at the Historic State Theater, will feature two comedians. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society.

    The night of comedy begins at 8 p.m. and finishes at 10 p.m. Tickets cost $25.

    Providing the laughs will be comedians Don “D.C.” Curry and Spike Davis.

  • My Kitchen, Your Recipe: Lemon Cheesecake with Gingersnap Crust

    The Lemon Cheesecake with Gingersnap Crust is another recipe from one of my food columns 20 years ago. I featured this for Easter in 1991, and I’ve served it for most Easter dinners since then.

    When I used to make this, I couldn’t find lemon curd in Hardin County, so I included two different recipes for making it from scratch. I recently found it at Kroger though (the Dickinson brand) so I’m using the store-bought lemon curd this year. I’ve included the lemon curd recipes at left if you want to do everything from scratch.

  • Under Construction has more than 225 years experience

    Though they’ve been playing together as Under Construction only since last summer, the six core members of the bluegrass band have a combined experience of somewhere in the neighborhood of 225 years, member Ricky Allen said.

    Allen called the band members a bunch of “nice people” who care about the craft of music.

    “They always want to make you better,” Allen said.

  • 'Rio' crashes for your children, but could fly with an older audience

    Sitting in the theater watching “Rio,” I found myself laughing a bit and thinking it was kind of cute, then another thought crossed my mind. Is this a kids movie?

    “Rio” is about the last two blue Macaw birds in existence. One, Blu, voiced by Jesse Eisenberg (“The Social Network”), was kidnapped as a little bird and find’s his way to Minnesota where Linda, his person, voiced by Leslie Mann (“Funny People“), finds him and they become friends for life.

  • Derby Festival happenings

    Derby Fest-A-Ville
    April 28 to May 6
    11 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays, 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday, 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday
    Waterfront Park
     
    Great Balloonfest
    Balloon tour, 5 p.m. April 28, Indiana University Southeast
    Balloon Glimmer, 8:30 p.m. April 28, Waterfront Park
    Balloon Rush-Hour Race, 7 a.m. April 29, Bowman Field

  • Dash of Class: Family cookbooks keep recipes and history

    First of all, let me apologize for dropping the ball last week, and thanks to those who checked on me. I have a pinched nerve in my hip, and thank heavens and God above, it is much better. April 15, the day I started this column, was the first time I have been on my computer, other than to check my email. So, I’m back, thanks for your concern, and let’s get on with April and 2011.

  • An emergence of art: Roy Minagawa opens Gallery 31 West

    Roy Minagawa, former owner of Picassos in downtown Elizabethtown, has been an artist in the area for years but recently opened an art gallery called Galley 31 West.

    Throughout his life, he’s done projects to make money: portraits, pets, houses, landscapes, logos, signs and tourist items. Now he’s painting what he likes and said it’s like learning to paint again.

    The same is true of the art he keeps in his gallery.

    “If I don’t like it I don’t carry it,” he said.

  • Army axing Accessions Command

    A military organizational decision means the loss of 487 positions at Fort Knox.

    The Army Accessions Command will be inactivated by the end of fiscal year 2012 as part of the Department of Defense and Army efficiency reviews, according to the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense.

    The decision, announced late Wednesday, means the loss of two generals and 65 other military positions, 130 civilian Department of Defense positions and 290 contract positions. The number of jobs lost will be less because some positions are vacant.
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