Eli Hendricks is a journalist for the Georgetown News-Graphic, focusing on local news and events in Georgetown, Kentucky. With a passion for community reporting, Eli covers a range of topics including sports, community events, local initiatives, and cultural diversity.
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Eli's focus is primarily on local community events, sports, and government announcements in the Georgetown, Kentucky area. He seems to be particularly interested in covering local sports events and cultural initiatives within the community.
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The Ed Davis Learning Center is seeking local artists for two separate art projects they have planned. The first is a mural to go on the back wall of the
By: Eli Hendricks
The Georgetown-Scott County Parks and Recreation department are seeking potential lifeguard candidates to avoid a staff shortage in the spring and summer.
Kyran Jones and Georgetown dominated the paint Wednesday in a 95-60 win over Miami-Hamilton.
The Alltech Arena’s normally calm environment was replaced by exhaust fumes and revving engines over the weekend for the 12th annual, three-day competition TNT Truck & Tractor Pull.
By: Eli Hendricks
The Georgetown Scott County chapter of the NAACP have announced their plans for this year’s upcoming Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrations.
Chief Darin Allgood discusses the agenda with George Nichols.
The American Association of Retired Persons is offering free tax preparation to qualifying individual or joint taxpayers by appointment at the Scott County Public Library starting Feb. 1.
Xyier Wray of Scott County drives underneath Henry Clay's AJ Dixon for a shot Tuesday night.
Phillip Grimes of Scott County beats DeMarcus Surratt of Frederick Douglass to a loose ball during Friday's game in Lexington.
Marchers walk down College Street during the MLK Day march at Georgetown College Monday.
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