Hart County Chamber of Commerce

Newsletter

May 29th, 2026

New Member Spotlight:

Lelands Modular

Nestled in the hills and valleys of Hart County is a company that believes a home should be more than a structure. It should reflect your lifestyle, values, and dreams. With 30 years of experience and two IRC-certified facilities in Texas and Kentucky, Lelands Modular builds trust the same way they build their homes - strong, precise, and built for life.

From cozy cabins to spacious family homes, every Lelands project is tailored to your vision and delivered to you. Rooted in Amish and Mennonite craftsmanship, Lelands doesn’t just build modular homes - they build trust. “At Lelands Modular, we build trust the same way we build our homes - from the ground up and in our factories - a home built right, built for life.”

Meet your local Modular Home Specialist: Anthony Neal

Locally, Anthony Neal, Modular Home Specialist, is dedicated to serving Hart County and the surrounding area. We are very excited to have Lelands Modular and Anthony as a new member of our Hart County Chamber of Commerce. 

“There’s nothing more rewarding than guiding clients through the journey of building their future, one decision at a time,” says Neal.

Besides impeccable service, a key factor in choosing a Lelands Modular Home is the turnaround time. Most homes are completed within 12-18 weeks, depending on design complexity, customization, and site readiness. Because construction happens indoors in a controlled factory environment, your schedule stays predictable - rain or shine. 

Contact Anthony Neal today to set up an appointment or learn more about Lelands Modular.

Hart County Solid Waste Holds Dedication for Kerry McDaniel

Dedication Ceremony for Kerry McDaniel

We were thankful to have the opportunity to help host a dedication ceremony in memory of Kerry McDaniel at Hart County Solid Waste on Tuesday. Thank you to all the community members who were able to attend and speak, and to all the staff members at Hart County Solid Waste for making the event a success. Special thank you to Congressman Brett Guthrie for his Congressional Record honoring Kerry's memory. It was a very special day for family, friends, and our community.

SCRTC and Farmers RECC Announce New Munfordville Location

SCRTC and Farmers RECC are excited to announce the relocation of their Munfordville office to a new and expanded full-service facility at 1000 Main Street, right across from IGA. This new location will open on Monday, June 8, 2026, and will feature improved parking and a brand-new double drive-thru. The current location at the corner of Main Street and West Center Street will be open for business through June 4, 2026. It will close permanently on Friday, June 5, 2026, for the transition to the new office. More information can be found at SCRTC.com or farmersrecc.com, or by calling 270-678-2111, or by stopping by any of the locations in Glasgow, Munfordville, and Greensburg.

The Hart County Historical Museum invites you to their summer events celebrating the 250th anniversary of our country!

Local Working Group Meeting

Agricultural producers, landowners, and community members are encouraged to attend the Local Working Group meeting on June 15, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. CST at the Hart County Public Library. This meeting offers a valuable opportunity to discuss local natural resource concerns, identify conservation priorities, and provide input on how programs and funding can best serve our area. For additional information, please contact Hart County Conservation District at 270-524-5631 (EXT-3)/ coni.meador@ky.nacdnet.net.

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