Hardin

Tragic Loss: Atlanta Attorney Josephine Hardin Dies in Texas Floods

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Atlanta, Ga. — The legal community is mourning the loss of Josephine Hardin, an accomplished attorney who was tragically killed in flooding incidents in Texas. Hardin, a graduate of Emory University School of Law, was associated with the Howell Puff Bailey law firm in Atlanta, where she was known for her dedication and professionalism. Details surrounding her death have emerged as communities begin to recover from the severe weather that devastated parts of Texas. Authorities reported excessive rainfall that led to significant flooding, claiming multiple lives and causing widespread destruction in affected areas. Hardin’s contributions … Read more

Murder Trial Commences for Ex-Soldier in Hardin County: Jury Selection Set for Monday

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Elizabethtown, KY – Jury selection is set to commence Monday in the high-profile murder trial of a former soldier in Hardin County, marking a significant step forward in a case that has captured the local community’s attention. The defendant, Jeremy Slinker, is accused of the 2018 murder of Laura Slinker, his estranged wife. The trial, which has been delayed multiple times due to various pretrial motions and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, promises to shed light on the events leading to Laura Slinker’s untimely demise in December 2018. According to authorities, Laura was found … Read more

Colleen M. O’Connell Eyes Hardin County Judge Seat With Over Three Decades of Legal Experience

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Kenton, Ohio — Local attorney Colleen M. O’Connell has officially announced her candidacy for Hardin County Municipal Court Judge, submitting her petition to secure a place on the ballot. With an extensive background spanning over three decades in both family and criminal law, O’Connell brings a wealth of experience to her bid for the judgeship. Currently, O’Connell is serving as the acting judge of the Hardin County Municipal Court, a role she has filled since 2013. Her responsibilities in this capacity offer her a deep understanding of the local judicial system and the community’s legal … Read more

Hardin County Judge Proposes Drainage District to Combat Devastating Floods

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Hardin County, Texas — Following another challenging year marked by extensive flooding, Hardin County Judge Wayne McDaniel is advocating for the creation of a drainage district to address and mitigate flood damage more effectively across the region. McDaniel shared his proposal in a recent Facebook post, highlighting the escalating urgency to initiate solid flood control measures. McDaniel expressed in his post that while not all flooding incidents could be entirely prevented, the severity of such events could be considerably curtailed through the establishment of a dedicated drainage district. This entity would focus on building and … Read more