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With his sights set on pursuing a career as an aerospace engineer, Elizabethtown High School sophomore Silas Berkshire will head to Craft Academy on the Morehead State University campus this

No city in Texas has adopted bird-friendly building policies for new construction or retrofits, but the Travis Audubon Society hopes Austin, a designated “Bird City,” will lead the way.

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Show and ticket information The Etown Anime Fest will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on May 4 at the Pritchard Community Center. Tickets may be purchased online at

Amber Damos (far right) with the staff of Life Force Wellness Center, her son, Ryan, and Shelbi Samuels. PHOTO SUBMITTED

Jerry Corbit holds a copy of David Darom’s book, “Art and Design in Modern Custom Folding Knives,” in which he is listed as one of the top 23 knife makers in America. “Your imagination is the only limitation to what you can make, and I have a pretty wild imagination,” he said. AMY SMITH/Paxton Media Group

Not having many photographs of his family growing up, Michael Hudson makes it his mission to ensure those who want lasting images of significant life events have them.

Emma Childress, left, practices signs with Kiris Ray during an American Sign Language Club meeting at Central Hardin High School. Having a passion for sign language, Childress, a senior, established the club and enjoys sharing her interest with other students.

President of the Garden Club of Elizabethtown Mary Beth Marcum, second from left, and other club members help children with the annual Lady Bug Release at the Hardin County Public Library.