LTADD is excited to announce our newest team member, Marcellos Jackson, who joins us as a Workforce Development Specialist. An Elizabethtown resident, Marcellos brings a strong background to our workforce team, where he will focus on connecting local job seekers with meaningful employment opportunities and supporting employers across our region’s vital industries. Marcellos said he…
Major progress is underway for public health in LaRue County. LaRue County Fiscal Court held a public hearing Aug. 11 to discuss plans for a new, state-of-the-art LaRue County Health Center, a project that marks a significant step forward in expanding healthcare access for local residents. To bring this vision to life, the County is…
LTADD is excited to announce the newest addition to our team, Heather Mooney, who joins us as our new Finance Officer. A resident of Elizabethtown, Heather brings professional experience and a strong commitment to public service. Her background will be invaluable as she helps manage regional financial operations to keep our programs compliant, effective, and…
Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of individuals and families across the nation, touching the lives of our neighbors, friends, and loved ones right here in Central Kentucky. That is why LTADD is proud to participate in this year’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s, raising vital awareness and money for care, support, and groundbreaking research. Every step taken…
Healthcare decisions can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate them alone. As October approaches, now is the time to start preparing for Medicare Open Enrollment, which runs from Oct. 15 through Dec. 7. Whether you have a Medicare Advantage plan (Part C) or a standalone Prescription Drug Plan (Part D), insurance providers update…
The transformative vision of providing single-parent students with stable housing and academic support on the Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) campus is proving to be a great success. As construction nears the finish line, the overwhelming community response highlights the critical gap this project is actively filling for local families. Family Scholar House recently…
Transforming an underutilized, potentially contaminated property into a thriving community asset is one of the most impactful achievements in economic development. However, navigating environmental regulations, assessment protocols, and federal funding streams can be complex. That’s why strong intergovernmental partnerships, like the ongoing collaboration between LTADD, state agencies, and technical experts, are essential for driving long-term…
In this National Preparedness Month, we are reminded that disaster preparedness isn’t just about responding to emergencies, it’s about taking proactive steps to protect our communities, infrastructure, and local economies long before a crisis occurs. In working toward that end, LTADD has secured a $470,000 grant over three years from the U.S. Economic Development Administration…
At LTADD, empowering our eight-county region requires strong strategic partnerships, shared vision, and direct access to transformative funding opportunities. We want to extend a sincere thank you to Emily Hathcock, Kentucky Economic Development Representative with the U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA), for joining us at our recent CAPE Day and walking our members through the…
At the Lincoln Trail Area Development District, supporting our local communities requires versatility, deep technical knowledge, and an unwavering commitment to getting the job done. That is why we are excited to announce Jake Zimmerer, City & County Services Director, as LTADD’s August CHAMPION of the Month! In his role as City & County Services…
