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Irvington Railroad Festival attracts large crowd

Hundreds of people attended the annual Irvington Railroad Festival on May 15. A parade down the main street in Irvington was followed by a baby contest, cornhole tournament, silent auction and horse and train rides.
Entertainment was provided by the Boot Scootin’ Grannies, Courtney Farris, R&B singers “EDJ,” bluegrass band, “W.R. and Martha Huff and Friends,” the Breckinridge County High School dance team, “Sas-Z 7,” and Ryan Ross. Punkin Milburn worked the sound system. Six Guns Entertainment brought excitement with their western shootout re-enactment and Aaron’s World of “Seeing is Believing” astonished men, women and children with his magic.
Those who attended the festivities were also given chances at cash giveaways throughout the day.

Heroes given ‘hooray’ fit for an Army king and queen

“If you are not fired up now, you need to check yourself for a pulse,” said WHAS TV11 media personality Rachel Platt during the fifth annual “Hooray for Heroes” event May 15 in Radcliff.

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Fifteen-year-old reported missing

Rebecca Short, a 15-year-old who attends the Meade County Freshman Academy, was reported missing by her mother late Saturday night, May 15. Kim Short, the mother, said she found the teen’s bedroom window open and most of her clothing was gone.

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