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The Leadership Hardin County, Class of ’22 was at it again and on the move for Economic Development Day. We started our journey at the Gathering Bakery in Radcliff with Brian Smith, the Director of Economic Development for U.S. Congressman Brett Guthrie, and Janna Clark, the Director of …
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It’s a crisp, beautiful morning and the Leadership Hardin County, Class of 2022 arrives at the Brown-Pusey House for history day. We are greeted by our hosts for the day, Kimberly Douglas and Kent Bailey. After weeks of research and preparation, five pre selected teams anxiously await the …
The Camaraderie Begins A high level of anticipation was in the air as class members entered the conference room at the Bardstown Fairfield Inn and Suites the morning of Thursday, October 21, 2021. The Leadership Hardin County Class of 2022 excitedly assembled for an in-person, two-day …
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The Leadership Hardin County Class of 2021-2022 is underway! The group of 19 students held it's team-building retreat October 21-22, 2021 in historic Bardstown. The retreat included a variety of activities to build teamwork, knowledge and relationships. Special guest speakers were Kenny Rambo of …
The Hardin County Leadership team had an outstanding visit on February 6th as they toured the State Capital. During their visit, they were honored to meet Brigadier General (Ret.) Steven P. Bullard, Representatives, Jim DuPlessis (R), Nancy Tate (R), Samara Heavrin (R), and Director of …
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January’s focus was leadership itself. This included not only local government, but we also had the opportunity to look personally at what leadership means to us. The day started with presentations by Judge Executive Harry Berry and Deputy Judge Executive Daniel London at the Hardin County …
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December gave LHC 2020 a closer look at what Education Hardin County has to offer. Visits to North Hardin Christian School and John Hardin High school gave us a look at a couple of our primary and secondary school options. Then with trips to Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC), …
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November was Health and Human Services Day for LHC 2019-2020. The morning session started at Communicare where the class heard from Lance Heffer. He highlighted the services Communicare offers and the evolution of those services and clinical techniques. We then heard from Sara Jo Best of the Lincoln …
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October brought a hot Economic Development Day for this year’s Leadership Hardin County Class 2019-2020. The class started at the Hardin County Industrial Foundation where there was a Leader Panel Q&A to include Matt Adams, Rick Games, Mo Miller, Patricia Krausman, and Jana Clark. They …
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The 2019-2020 Leadership Hardin County Class focused on the history of Hardin County for their September meeting at the Brown Pusey House, itself a historical location. The day was packed full with history including speakers, a visit to the Hardin County History Museum and group project …
The 2019-2020 Leadership Hardin County Class started their journey together with a retreat at Barren River State Park Resort. We kickstarted the day with an icebreaker where we each had a partner to introduce and created a Hardin County timeline that included 2 dates for each person. The first date …
On April 18 th , 2019, Leadership Hardin County learned about Law and Justice in our community through various leaders in our court system, police force, and jail system. We were given the opportunity to visit the Elizabethtown Justice Center, the Elizabethtown Police Station, and the Hardin County …
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