Katelyn Norris is a dedicated reporter for the Lebanon Enterprise, focusing on local news in Lebanon, Kentucky. With a passion for investigative journalism, Katelyn has covered a wide range of topics including community events, local government issues, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the Paducah Sun and Kentucky Today.
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Katelyn’s coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of education and community events. She has a strong emphasis on reporting school district activities, public officials' actions, and community celebrations.
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More than six decades later, local veteran Jack Waff still gets a tear in his eye when reflecting on his time in Korea.
Third-grade teacher Melissa Kyser is bringing new multi-media elements in her classroom writing curriculum after her selection into the exclusive Innovative Teacher Fellowship.
Four Branches Bourbon’s origin story is anything but typical.
All six charges against Jeremy Dale will be consolidated after Nelson County Circuit Court Judge Joe Ballard denied his motion to sever.
New Haven celebrated Nelson County veterans on Monday for its 41st annual Veterans Day ceremony, with this year’s four servicemembers of honor all being women.
Take a trip to the North Pole or a train ride with Santa and friends as the beloved holiday trains are back at Kentucky Railway Museum this December.
Sam Dalrymple (center) lifts up one side of the Gaga Ball pit on the St. Joe School playground on Sunday. Building the pit with his Scout Troop, Dalrymple created the gift to the school as part of his community service project to become an Eagle Scout. KATELYN NORRIS/The Kentucky Standard
The Bardstown High School Marching Band poses for a photo after advancing to the state competition this past October making school history.
The City of Bardstown accepts the 30-Year Eyes award last Thursday at the UP Foundation fundraiser at Log Still. KATELYN NORRIS/The Kentucky Standard
Nathan Stout and Jacob Henry (center) posed for a photo with their teacher Tanner Goodlett on stage at the FFA National Convention in Indianapolis, taking home third place in their division. PHOTO SUBMITTED
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