Charlie Vanleuven is a journalist for the Lebanon Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in Lebanon, Kentucky. With a passion for community reporting, Charlie covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, sports, and community events.
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By: Charlie Vanleuven
The Friday Night Cruisers car club held its biggest show ever on June 7. Perfect weather might have played a role, or maybe it was that a sponsor was giving
Casey County High School now-junior Carson Beeler, of the Bradfordsville area, won an areawide essay contest and $50.
The Roadside Park at the north Liberty City Limits is nearing completion of reconstruction work.
Attendees at the Casey County Hospital Health Fair on June 14 get information from the many vendors. This year’s event was bigger than recent years, though a count of the total blood draws was not finalized by press time. By Charlie VanLeuven/[email protected]
Artist Dani Ford, left, with husband Lucas, were not the first to pose in front of the new mural, but were definitely among the first. The Jamestown artist designed the “Lovin’ Life in Liberty” mural in the hopes that the local community would see it as a statement of pride. By Charlie VanLeuven/[email protected]
Director Jan Banks will spend her last day at the Casey County Public Library on June 30 attending an open house event celebrating her retirement. She will end her 48-year
The City of Liberty, Liberty-Casey County Chamber of Commerce, and the Liberty Tourism and Convention Commission, among other sponsors, have set plans for a celebration of our nation’s independence with
The new combination Casey County Primary Care and Casey County Hospital administration building on the hillside between Wallace Wilkinson Boulevard and Wolford Avenue is getting some finishing touches to the exterior. The entirety of the interior is being primed and painted. By Charlie VanLeuven/[email protected]
Dairy cow and heifer owners from throughout the region and across state lines brought their fattest and prettiest animals to be judged at the Casey County Fair Dairy Show, held
Jane Wardrip said that she had been crying all week. She was about to end her 38-year career as a hairdresser in Liberty on July 26 with one last haircut.
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