Welcome to The Scoop, where we cut through the noise and get to the facts on the hottest topics. No internet rumors—just real conversations with both sides of the story having a chance to share.

This week, we're talking solar! Join us as Telesto Solar and a local landowner share why they believe their new project is a game-changer for Elizabethtown and Hardin County. Is this the future of sustainable growth? Tune in and decide for yourself!

We will offer the chance for those not in favorite of these solar projects to share their opinions in episode 2.

New episodes drop every Tuesday. Got a hot topic? Let us know—you might hear it on The Scoop!

Tune in to our latest Work Matters interview presented by Kentucky Career Center - Lincoln Trail, where we delve into a crucial topic: stable employment for individuals transitioning out of justice-involved situations. The state initiative, Putting Kentuckians First, is making waves in addressing this issue, and the Lebanon/Marion County Career Center is at the forefront, offering invaluable resources. Join us as we sit down with Terri Thomas, Director of the Lebanon/Marion County Career Center, Assistant Director Elizabeth Mattingly, and Peer Support and Retention Specialist Rebecca Lyons to discuss this groundbreaking initiative. Take advantage of this insightful conversation! Thank you to our guests for shedding light on such an important topic.

Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Director Bart Lovins stops by for his monthly visit. This month's PAC Spotlight is twice as bright as we shine on two worthy people: John Hardin Student Nyla Whitfield and Central Hardin Principal Tim Isaac. Nyla will be Clara in the upcoming Nutcracker performances, and Tim will play her dad. Tim is also in the January production of CLUE at the PAC. CLUE Director Aaron Taylor shares more details on that. It's a crowded studio of guests this month.

The Eric and Joe Show takes over the State Theater for THREE BIG nights November 17, 18 and 19. Eric and Joe stopped by Milby in the Morning on 101.5 WKMO during the 7am to talk about the show. Get your tickets for the Eric and Joe Show "Spaced Out" at www.theericandjoeshow.com

Community Storyteller Greg Milby spent a couple of days recently in Louisville broadcasting for regional radio stations from the Kentucky Derby Festival Event called The AT&T Morning Line. Greg chatted with a wide variety of community leaders and more. Here is his interview with Wayne Hettinger, Wayne has produced the Thunder Over Louisville event all 34 years of it's existence.

The Radcliff Small Business Alliance is hosting a Community Alliance Gala on Saturday, January 28, 2023 at Phillips Grove in Radcliff. Learn all about the event from RSBA President Matthew Smith in this video podcast with Community Storyteller Greg Milby. Get complete event information and a link to buy tickets on the Community Calendar page of www.kentuckysheartland.com

Here is interview #9 with Gene McLean President & Publisher of the Press Box. Is Tiz The Law that good and if not who can beat him? Gene shares his thoughts on this and more. Visit www.thepressboxlts.com to learm more about Gene and his work.

COVID-19 has changed so many things in 2020 including the Kentucky Derby and the Kentucky Derby Festival. The Derby Festival has a long standing radio event called the AT&T Morning Line where radio stations interview local celebrities, horse racing experts and tourist venues from around the state from the beautiful Kentucky Derby Museum over two days. This year that event is virtue and will feature an interview a day over a two week period. Kentucky's Heartland is so honored to be representing the radio stations of Commonwealth Broadcasting and Heritage Media at this event.

Here is interview #8 with Cleo Battle Chief Operating Officer for Louisville Tourism. Cleo talks about the struggles of tourism and about the fun Urban Bourbon Trail.

COVID-19 has changed so many things in 2020 including the Kentucky Derby and the Kentucky Derby Festival. The Derby Festival has a long standing radio event called the AT&T Morning Line where radio stations interview local celebrities, horse racing experts and tourist venues from around the state from the beautiful Kentucky Derby Museum over two days. This year that event is virtue and will feature an interview a day over a two week period. Kentucky's Heartland is so honored to be representing the radio stations of Commonwealth Broadcasting and Heritage Media at this event.