Hardin County Daily Brief: October 24, 2026
ECTC hands out scholarships, John Hardin students dig into a Big Read, and a Radcliff fundraiser backs spay and neuter surgeries.
ECTC hands out scholarships, John Hardin students dig into a Big Read, and a Radcliff fundraiser backs spay and neuter surgeries.
A $17 million City Hall bond, Halloween events and Fort Knox gate closures lead the county's news.
Trunk-or-treating in Radcliff, a state teacher honor, and fog to watch on the morning drive.
Volleyball postseason heats up, a local school board digs into the Kentucky Education Fund, and fog may slow your commute.
Trunk or Treat draws hundreds, frost and fog this morning, and a farm program opens applications.
A 50th-year festival in Glendale, a return for Cardboard Nation, and a frost advisory to start the week.
podcast
Firehouse Subs returns, HomeGoods opens at City Center, the week ahead is all Halloween, Grafton on the middle-class money trap, and Britten goes back to Eat at the Spot.
Restaurant Reviews
Britten McDowell goes back to Eat at the Spot in Radcliff for smoked jerk chicken, peas and rice and a spicy beef pie, and gives it 4.5 out of 5 forks.
money-moves
You can make six figures and still feel broke. Grafton Sizemore on the middle-class money trap, why your bills can look like success, and why income is not wealth.
business-buzz
Firehouse Subs is back in Etown, HomeGoods opens October 22 at City Center, the Eriksen building and its fountain are gone, and two Splatter & Shatter winners.
events
A historically accurate ghost walk, four haunts, two trunk or treats and the last weekend of Spooky Movies at the State: Jon O'Brien and Grafton Sizemore's Hardin County week, October 19 to 25.
A new rule on pet sales, a museum tribute, and a frost advisory for Sunday morning.