Rineyville Elementary School is a great school that offers preschool through 5th grade. The…read moreprincipal, staff, teachers, volunteers and parents make this a great place for our children. The PTA is a great group as well! Things have started a little slow this year but I foresee it being such a success! It is great to have such a positive environment for our children and future community, and beyond, leaders!

Actually a pretty good school there is some bullying but for the most part pretty good. My 3 years…read morewhere filled with opportunities, adventure, and learning. Personally these where the craziest years of my life and I wouldn't have it any differently. Thank you Bardstown Middle School and may the future favor you -Ethan B Mercer Class of 2028

This is the only USPA group member drop-zone in the state of Kentucky. They offer tandem skydives,…read morefirst jump courses, rigging services, and allow licensed jumpers at this location. For aircraft they have both a C-206 and C-182. Manifest helped us make the first plane load of the day. The drop-zone owner, Jim was friendly and pointed out some of the landmarks on the flight to altitude, which was pretty neat. They take tandem reservations online, have an indoor packing area, and are primarily only open on weekends. Yes, you should go make a skydive if you are in the area.

It just feels like you're part of the "family" when you walk in. (I know cliche but comforting)…read more. Kevin (my tandem master) was so personable and fun to jump with. Thank you all for the great time. I'm definitely coming back.

I called the day before to schedule an appointment and I got an appointment for noon. When I…read morearrived theh checked me in and I waited for a few minutes before someone came to tell me the students were actually going to lunch and asked if I could come back at 1230. Weird, but ok. I told every person I spoke to there, from the phone call the day before to the lady that checked me in, that I'd finished radiation only a month before, that I had aome patchy spots on my scalp where my hair was growing back in one area and the hair that was growing back was really fragile, because I wanted them to be gentle. I was in the middle of telling this to my stylist when she interrupted me to ask if I had eczema. Rude in all aspects. I showed her a picture of the cut I wanted. She asked the length I wanted and I showed her, physically, how long I wanted my hair to be once cut (a little below my shoulders, to cover my surgical scar and the area I had radiation too, since I'm more prone to sunburns in that area now). She asked what I liked about it, and I was like, "Umm, the cut?" and she asked if I liked the texture of it. Yea, sure. I had to remind her three times that I'd had radiation recently and to please be gentle before she bothered asking what radiation was... I explained to her and her response was, "Well, I'm glad you didn't die." So that was...awkward... I wish I could post photos, but I ended up with a shoulder-length bob, which was not in any way what I asked for. I wanted it below my shoulders and a little shorted in the back, angling down in the front. I'm not even sure about why she asked if I liked the texture, because she sprayed some hairspray or something and that was the only texturizing she did. The more I think about it the more angry I am at myself that I tipped her for giving me a bob. Just be aware that, in my experience, if a student can't do what you're asking for, they'll just do whatever they can do, whether you like it or not. The one star is for the price.

If they couldn't do what I asked for they should've said no! I was there for hours and the foils,…read morewhich I asked for Baylage are so uneven and they kept toning it and it's definitely not super like asked for. Like I said, two people doing foils at the same time leads to unevenness. I wouldn't have complained but yikes my roots arnt even processed I asked for silver and black and there's still brown coming through where the black is supposed to be... five hours!!

I would have rated this as five stars except for the non-existent online presence for basic…read moreinformation. I gave blood yesterday and the staff was knowledgeable, professional, efficient, and personable. It was a thoroughly good experience. That said, it is only by chance that I donated yesterday. Everything online, except for an old newspaper article, said it was located somewhere else, and all references say that it is closed on Fridays. Some friends of mine also told me it was closed on Fridays, including one friend who donates every time he can. He travels more than an hour to do so because "the Elizabethtown, KY center is closed on the day (Friday) that he can do it". If I hadn't gone to the mall for something else (it's been over a year since I last went to the, mall) I wouldn't have known it was open. With the Red Cross makes a big deal about there being a critical blood shortage, their management should make sure that their contact information and operating hours are up to date... or fire the person responsible for doing it and hire someone who can.

I attempted to donate blood and money yesterday afternoon for the tornado relief drive. I was asked…read moreif I had an appointment. Reply, no, I didn't know I needed one. Was told yes you do and our next opening is next Friday. I thought there was a dire need for blood and money donations after the tornadoes destroyed parts of Kentucky. I guess the Red Cross of Elizabethtown has more than they need.

Lead a team of Engineers to work directly with an IT class of students as part of Project Lead the…read moreWay effort- tremendous support from the faculty and staff.