📺 Hardin Local Weekly — This Week
Watch This Week's Episode — New Shows Tuesdays at 1:00 PM
Catch the full episode on Facebook & YouTube, or take it with you on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. New shows air live Tuesdays at 1:00 PM. This week: a free Louisville Orchestra concert at Freeman Lake, Nate's Business Buzz, Rachel's housing update with the median sold price up to $315K, and a look at where downtown Elizabethtown is headed.
📅 This Week's Events · 🏠 Housing Market Update · 🗳️ Candidate Interviews
🎙️ Bryan's Banter — Special Report
What's In a Name? SteelGrove Amphitheater Is Still a Home Run
Phil Taul and Nate Bryan break down Elizabethtown's new $50 million SteelGrove Amphitheater — where the name came from, the Danny Wimmer Presents partnership, and why the name is the least important part. Watch the full first episode of Bryan's Banter.
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⚽ Following the Cup
USA Is in the World Cup, and It's on Home Soil
Team USA opened with a 4 to 1 win in the first ever 48 team World Cup. Read our plain English guide to how the new format works, then follow along on our live tracker with USA's next match, the standings, and the bracket taking shape.
This Week on Hardin Local: Orchestra Night & a Housing Shift
A free orchestra night, a new food truck roundup, and a Hardin County housing market on the move. Your full S2026E26 recap.
Latest in Hardin County
Free Louisville Orchestra Night & a Packed Hardin County Weekend
A free Louisville Orchestra concert at Freeman Lake headlines a packed week of Hardin County events.
More events →New Cecilia Food Truck Roundup & Growth Near Ring Road
A new Cecilia food truck roundup, river access at White Mills, and continued commercial growth near Ring Road.
More business →Hardin County Housing: More Homes, Median Price Up to $315K
Inventory is up nearly 20% since April, yet the median sold price climbed to $315,000 in Hardin County.
More housing →109 N Mulberry: Downtown's New German Café Reviewed
Britten and Michele McDowell taste-test the new 109 N Mulberry German-American Café from Janine Washle — sorghum pork belly, schnitzel, and a soft-opening worth some grace.
More reviews →Hardin County Local Guides
Evergreen, plan-it-in-one-tab guides — Vacation Bible School, summer camps, the World Cup, and more across Hardin County.
Browse guides →All episodes
Browse the Hardin Local Weekly archive — every episode + show notes.
Browse archive →Featured Local Businesses
109 N Mulberry German-American Café
A new German-American café from Janine Washle, "The Flavor Queen," now open in downtown Elizabethtown. Get the full story and the complete menu.
Read their story →Riverside Marketing Solutions
Veteran-owned marketing in Elizabethtown. Marine Stephen Ruley helps local businesses get noticed with ads, branding, SEO, web, and social.
Read their story →Lead Pest Control
A new local, owner-operated pest company. Meet Josh Frenette, the man behind the "what's bugging you?" segment.
Read their story →Member Medical DPC
How Direct Primary Care works in Elizabethtown. Jim Owen and Hannah Warnshuis on cutting health costs at the source.
Read their story →