Whiskey lovers and charity champions — we’re back! In this episode, we're uncorking all the details of Whiskey Wednesdays Round 15, the newest round of Give 270’s wildly popular bourbon raffle series. From April 9 to June 25, each Wednesday brings a shot at rare bourbons, including bottles of Pappy Van Winkle, Weller Rainbow Verticals, and more. Plus, it all leads up to two massive grand prizes: the elusive Buffalo Trace O.F.C. 2005 and a Double Eagle Very Rare. We'll break down how the “Odd or Even” twist works, highlight the incredible local charities benefitting this round, and let you know how your $5 ticket can make a real difference in our community. Pour yourself something smooth and join us — this round is one for the ages!What You’ll Hear in This Episode:What’s new in Round 15 of Whiskey WednesdaysA look at the insane prize lineup behind 12 locker doorsHow “Odd or Even” determines who qualifies for the grand prize drawingsSpotlight on this round’s beneficiary organizations including Kosair for Kids, Greenspace, and moreDetails on how and where to buy tickets (hint: it’s all at give270.org)Live drawing details every Wednesday at 8PM on Facebook and YouTube🎟 Tickets: $5 each📅 Raffles: Every Wednesday through June 25📺 Watch Live: Facebook + YouTube @Give270🌐 Info & Tickets: give270.org📋 Podcast Show Notes

Welcome to Milby After Hours — the podcast that’s kinda like my morning show, Milby in the Morning, weekdays from 6 to 10 on KMO Country 101.5… but with a twilight twist. It’s casual, it’s inviting, it’s local — and yeah, it might get just a little mischievous.I’m Greg Milby — your host, your guide, and your community storyteller. Twice a week, we bring in a guest co-host for real conversations, local stories, and that classic dose of info-tainment to keep you up on what’s happening in the Heartland.Tonight’s co-host is someone you may remember from our pandemic-era Facebook show Bacon In Your Mailbox — the always-fun, always-honest Janna Clark. She’s the Director of Elizabethtown Tourism, a wife, a mom of two, and just an all-around awesome person with a great sense of humor.This is Episode #2 of Milby After Hours. Let’s get into it.

Welcome to Milby After Hours- the podcast that's kinda like my morning show...but with a twilight twist. It's casual, it's inviting, and maybe a little mischievous. Real conversations, local stories and fun info-tainment stories that people are talking about.What better way to kick off this new chapter than with a 20th Anniversary Reunion? Tonight Hollie Sexton Foy my former partner in crime for more than 14 years on the air joins me to take a trip down memory lane.

In this episode of Elizabethtown.A.I., we dive into Give 270’s latest 20/20 Unicorn raffle, featuring a truly one-of-a-kind prize: a rare 1986 Blanton’s Frankfort Bicentennial 200 bottle. Released to commemorate Frankfort’s bicentennial, this historic bourbon is one of the earliest special releases of Blanton’s and is unlike any other. We’ll break down what makes this bottle so unique, how you can get in on the action, and the impact Give 270 continues to have in central Kentucky. Tune in as we talk bourbon, philanthropy, and the excitement of this can’t-miss giveaway! SOURCE DOCUMENT:Give 270 to give away rare 1986 Blanton's Frankfort Bicentennial 200 bottleELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. (March 5, 2025) – Give 270, an Elizabethtown nonprofit, has announced that a rare bottle of Blanton's: Frankfort Bicentennial 200 will be the grand prize given away during their latest 20/20 Unicorn raffle, set for Wednesday, April 2. Released in 1986 to celebrate the official bicentennial of Frankfort, Kentucky, this limited-edition Blanton’s was bottled at exactly 86 proof. It holds the distinction of being the earliest special release of Blanton’s. In this one-time release, a unique stopper was used, featuring the Kentucky State Capitol on one side and the State of Kentucky on the other, marking the only time the classic horse and jockey design was not used. Notably, the bottle and box are free of any "Blanton's" branding. Instead, the label reads, "The Bicentennial Distilling Company, Frankfort, Kentucky." The official “Frankfort 200 Bicentennial” logo is printed on the bottle itself with no paper label. This same logo was used throughout Frankfort for its official marketing material. This release marked the first time a Blanton’s bottle did not feature a paper label. Give 270’s 20/20 Unicorn raffles offer $20 tickets for two chances to win from a curated selection of 20 prizes from a specific distillery, including an exceptionally rare "unicorn" prize. In addition to the grand prize, each $20 ticket purchased in this raffle offers participants a chance to win from a curated assortment of other allocated and limited release Blanton’s products, including an eight-bottle multi-color set spelling “BLANTON’S,” a seven-bottle multi-color set, a Blanton's Takara Gold Derby Edition from 1999 and more. During the raffle, prizes numbered two through 20 will be drawn initially, with all tickets returning to the tumbler for an opportunity to win the grand prize. The upcoming Unicorn raffle is set to take place live on Give 270’s Facebook page and YouTube channel. All proceeds will benefit Give 270’s work supporting worthwhile organizations and initiatives in central Kentucky. Tickets are available for purchase until 7 p.m. on the night of the drawing and there is no limit to the number of tickets purchased per individual."We are thrilled to offer this rare and unique Blanton's Frankfort Bicentennial 200 bottle as the grand prize in our latest 20/20 Unicorn raffle," said Eric Clemens, Board Chair of Give 270. “This bottle is a true unicorn, and we’re excited to offer the chance to win it while supporting important local initiatives in central Kentucky."To purchase tickets and stay up-to-date on raffles and events hosted by Give 270, visit give270.org. Photos available here

Source DocumentsCharity bourbon raffle to support Kentucky State Police FoundationGrand prizes include six-bottle ‘Pappy’ Vertical, BTAC set, Weller VerticalELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. – Elizabethtown-based nonprofit Give 270 is set to host a raffle benefiting the Kentucky State Police Foundation. The Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 raffle is set for Wednesday, Feb. 26, and tickets are now on sale for the raffle, which features a total of 50 prizes. Included in the raffle prizes are three grand prizes: a six-bottle “Pappy” Van Winkle Vertical, a five-bottle Buffalo Trace Antique Collection and a six-bottle Weller “Rainbow” Vertical.The Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 raffle will take place live on Give 270’s Facebook page and YouTube channel on Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. During the raffle, prizes four through 50 will be drawn, and each of those winning tickets will be returned to the drawing tumbler for the drawing of the three grand prizes. Tickets are $50 and will be available for purchase until 7 p.m. on the day of the drawing. A total of 3,000 tickets are available for the raffle. There is no limit to the amount of tickets purchased per person, subject to availability. Tickets can be purchased and a full list of prizes can be viewed by visiting give270.org and clicking Bourbon Strong. The Kentucky State Police Foundation supports the professional men and women of the Kentucky State Police by building relationships within the community to provide financial support for necessary equipment, training and other critical resources when normal funding is not sufficient. The Foundation also promotes public confidence, the understanding of police activities and community outreach through programs and events.“We’re proud to once again bring bourbon enthusiasts together to support a great cause through another 50-4-50 raffle,” said Eric Clemens, Board Chair for Give 270. “Every ticket sold helps provide critical resources for the men and women who serve and protect our communities.”To stay up-to-date on raffles and events hosted by Give 270, visit give270.org. To learn more about the Kentucky State Police Foundation, visit kspfoundation.org. #   #   #About Give 270Launched in 2016, Give 270 supports community, economic and workforce development of the Elizabethtown-Fort Knox MSA (Hardin, LaRue and Meade counties) by raising funds for other area non-profit organizations and local initiatives.  Funds are raised through crowdfunding efforts including an online giving mosaic and signature events including the Kentucky Craft Beer Festival and The Eric & Joe Show. To date, over $1.8 million has been raised and directed to worthwhile causes ranging from meeting basic needs to mentoring and education initiatives. Give 270 is led by an all-volunteer board and is uniquely positioned to quickly and efficiently translate the philanthropic spirit of individuals and our community into effective fundraising campaigns.

Welcome to What's Happening in the Heartland, the podcast that goes beyond the headlines to bring you conversations about the events, issues, and stories shaping Kentucky's Heartland.In this episode we talk Elizabethtown Outdoor Music Venue with Mayor Jeff Gregory and Tourism Director Janna Clark. Whether you're excited, skeptical, or just curious, this episode is for you.If it's happening here, we're talking about it here!Subscribe now and stay informed!

Source Document:Give 270 to host Whiskey Wednesdays Round 14Photos available hereELIZABETHTOWN, Ky.  – Raffle tickets are now on sale for Round 14 of the weekly Whiskey Wednesdays charity raffle series, hosted by Elizabethtown-based nonprofit Give 270. Set to take place each Wednesday from Jan. 8 through March 26, the raffle series features a valuable lineup of 24 weekly prizes hidden behind 24 locker doors. Each ticket gives participants five chances to win each week, as four bonus prizes are also given away, including a Van Winkle Lot "B" 12 year, Luca Mariano Give 270 Pick and two Buffalo Trace Give 270 Picks. In addition, each week of Round 14, the five winners drawn will advance for a one in 60 chance to win the round's ultimate grand prize: a rare 32-bottle set of Maker's Mark bottles dipped in the team colors of each NFL pro football franchise. All proceeds from the raffle series will benefit local scholarship funds, including funds from the Elizabethtown Noon Rotary Club, the Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club, the Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeant Major Association, the Phi Beta Sigma Fort Knox Chapter, Central Hardin FFA Alumni and the Radcliff Rotary Club. At checkout, ticket purchasers will be asked to select the locker door they wish to open if their ticket is drawn, as well as the scholarship fund they wish to support. “We at Give 270 are proud of the impact we have had on local scholarship funds through past raffles, and we are excited to build upon that success through this upcoming series,” said Eric Clemens, Board Chair of Give 270. “Whiskey Wednesdays Round 14 gives you the chance to win some truly unique prizes while supporting the educational success of students right here in our community.”Whiskey Wednesdays Round 14 raffles are set to take place live each Wednesday from Jan. 8 through March 26 at 8 p.m. on Give 270’s Facebook page and YouTube channel. Priced at $5 each, there is no limit to the amount of tickets purchased per individual each week.To purchase tickets, see the full list of prizes and stay up-to-date on raffles and events hosted by Give 270, visit give270.org.###About Give 270Launched in 2016, Give 270 supports community, economic and workforce development of the Elizabethtown-Fort Knox MSA (Hardin, LaRue and Meade counties) by raising funds for other area non-profit organizations and local initiatives.  Funds are raised through crowdfunding efforts including an online giving mosaic, bourbon raffles and signature events including the Kentucky Craft Beer Festival and The Eric & Joe Show. To date, over $1.5 million has been raised and directed to worthwhile causes ranging from meeting basic needs to mentoring and education initiatives. Give 270 is led by an all-volunteer board and is uniquely positioned to quickly and efficiently translate the philanthropic spirit of individuals and our community into effective fundraising campaigns.

Community Storyteller Greg Milby sits down with hilariously talented Eric Clemens and Joe Bennett, the masterminds behind "The Eric & Joe Show". In this week's episode of The Scoop, we're talking all about the upcoming comedy extravaganza, That Didn't Age Well". From outrageous sketches to red carpet antics, learn what it takes to make Elizabethtown laugh year after year.

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. 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! 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.