Dennis George Paxton is a journalist based in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. He writes for The News Enterprise and Lebanon Enterprise, focusing on local news and events in the Elizabethtown area. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including sports, local government, business, and community issues.
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Dennis George Paxton's coverage predominantly revolves around local events and announcements, particularly focusing on sports-related topics. Given this emphasis, reaching out with news about upcoming local sporting events or human-interest stories related to the sports covered would likely be well-received.
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Meade County High School archer Maddison Puckett made it look easy during the archery season on her way to 12 tournament titles, including the Region 2 tournament.
Erin Ennis, a native of Washington County, was in a Winners Circle suite with her husband, John, during Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. Ennis trained Epic Rider.
Meade County High School archery coach Greg Shoulders only became involved with the school’s program because his daughter took an interest in the sport while in middle school.
By: Dennis George Paxton
Elizabethtown eighth-grader Lydia Proctor and teammate Carlie Humphries are seeded fifth in the Gerald Printing Region Tennis Tournament that starts Monday at Freeman Lake Park.
By: Dennis George Paxton
Central Hardin senior Erin Riney’s time on the court has been limited because of the talented players in the Bruin program.
Justin Bynum, right, of North Hardin finished second Friday to Bethlehem’s Isaac Riggs in the 800 meter race at the Lincoln Trail Conference meet at Elizabethtown High School.
Reece Spalding of Taylor County won his two opening round matches on Monday to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2024 Gerald Printing 5th Region Tennis Tournament at Freeman Lake
A group of approximately 50 people from the Kentucky Urban Rural Exchange program will spend the weekend in Campbellsville to learn more about the community.
Clare Riney (CH) def. Kaycee Pedigo (HC) 6-1, 6-1 Reece Moreman (E) def. Marisol Staab (NC) 6-2, 6-3 Clare Yates (CH) def. Sloane Smith (BE) 6-4, 6-0 Lilly O’Neill (E) def. Nora Riley (B) 6-0, 6-0
By: Dennis George Paxton
After 60 years in business, David and Tonya Taylor, owners of B&B Lanes in Elizabethtown, have sold their bowling alley to another operator. The new owners take over Monday.
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