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EnergyState Margy Poorman Published News-Enterprise: Jan 5, 2024 As we enter a new year and we look back on 2023, it is clear that Hardin County had yet another year of economic growth. At the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, where I serve as president and CEO, we …

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EnergyState Jack Steele Publish in News-Enterprise: Dec 29, 2023   When it comes to being a valuable corporate citizen, it is important for companies to invest in initiatives that not only address the current needs of the community, but also accommodate future demands. That …

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EnergyState: Keith Taul November 30, 2023 Let’s begin with a question. Is Hardin County Government prepared for an estimated 20% to 25% growth in population by 2030? Currently, no. Are we planning for growth? Yes. It became clear, earlier this year before the BOSK impact …

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EnergyState: Joe Fowler November 24, 2023 Anyone familiar with the world of philanthropy understands that raising funds for community causes that truly make a difference involves more than grant writing and check presentations. It demands engagement with the community, not just a desk-bound …

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EnergyState guest column by Ray Springsteen Nov 17. 2023 As a community-minded institution, Abound Credit Union is constantly funding initiatives designed to enhance the wellbeing of our service region. Whether it's through the sponsorship of charity and quality-of-life events, scholarship …

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EnergyState: Daniel London November 10, 2023 Since 1968, the Lincoln Trail Area Development District has sought to bring local, civic and governmental leaders together to accomplish objectives that cannot be achieved by the governments acting separately. Serving Breckinridge, Grayson, …

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Energy State Column: Jeff Gregory November 3, 2023 When I had the honor of being elected as mayor of Elizabethtown in 2018, I understood the importance of collaborating with our City Council, municipal workforce and community partners to harness the city’s burgeoning growth …

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Energy State Column- Paul Mullins October 27, 2023 Elizabethtown Independent Schools has cultivated local, regional and national leaders since 1806. That tradition continues today as we remain steadfast in meeting the needs of our growing community. From the classroom, to athletics, to …

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EnergyState guest column by Teresa Morgan, Superintendent for Hardin County Schools Published in News-Enterprise October 20, 2023 Over the course of its history, Hardin County Schools has been the cornerstone of achievement for countless leaders and inspirational figures within and beyond …

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EnergyState guest column by Jim Iacocca Like many individuals deeply invested in the growth and prosperity of our region, I was both excited and amazed by the findings of the recently-released long-term economic impact study commissioned by the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, Measuring the …

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EnergyState guest column by Dr. Megan Stith (published in New-Enterprise October 9, 2023) As we stand at the precipice of unprecedented growth and transformation within our region, Elizabethtown Community & Technical College (ECTC) is deeply committed to not only providing education and …

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