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Seth Dukes

Seth Dukes

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Reporter, The News-Enterprise

Elizabethtown

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Total articles 489

  • Alpaca education and interaction at fairgrounds

    By Seth Dukes Verified| The News-Enterprise Verified Families filtered in and out of Hardin County Fairgrounds on Saturday to visit and interact with alpacas. Part of the Alpaca Spring Fling, which was hosted at the fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., guests could pet alpacas, learn about alpacas, purchase alpaca-related merchandise from farmers and even lead an alpaca through an obstacle course.

    By Seth Dukes Verified · The News-Enterprise

    Apr. 24, 2023

  • Girls United sets up to help teens

    By Seth Dukes Verified| The News-Enterprise Verified The Girls United #GameChanger hosted a Glam Jam for high school girls Saturday, providing prom dresses and with vendors of jewelry and more on site. Hosted at the Goodwill Opportunity Center in Elizabethtown, the event is one of several scheduled that will help empower young women to become competent, successful future leaders, according to the organization’s founder and president, Christy Gordon.

    By Seth Dukes Verified · The News-Enterprise

    Apr. 24, 2023

  • Pet Expo packed for its 10th year

    By Seth Dukes Verified| The News-Enterprise Verified The PAWS United Pet Expo was held for the 10th year in Radcliff this year, and it’s seemingly grown every year. “We go to the pet expo every year,” Vanessa DeMaria saiD, adding that she and her 3-year-old daughter Mirabelle were at the event. “We like seeing the animals and supporting local small businesses. It gets bigger every year.”There were more than 50 vendors set up selling items for humans and animals as well as providing information.

    By Seth Dukes Verified · The News-Enterprise

    Apr. 24, 2023

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The News-Enterprise

Serving Hardin County, Kentucky

Lowestoft, United States

+1 270-769-1200

Founded: 1866