podcast
Around 67 license plate reader cameras are on Hardin County roads. Phil sat down with the police chiefs of Elizabethtown and Radcliff to ask how they're used, audited, and kept honest.
Restaurant Reviews
An anniversary dinner turned review: the sampler platter, the peach mango spring rolls, and why Britten calls 2B Thai his highest-rated restaurant in Hardin County.
Housing Market
For the first time in months, Hardin County inventory didn't climb. Rachel breaks down 416 listings, a $290,000 median, and the five very different markets inside one county.
business-buzz
Everbowl is out and Beignets and Brews is in at the Publix development, Baskin-Robbins and Iron Brigade Gym open big, and Wawa's grand opening quietly disappears after a gas spill.
events
Jon O'Brien's week: Cruisin' the Heartland brings 2,000-plus classic cars downtown, the Voices of Change Back to School Bash, a rodeo, a memorial 5K, and dollar wings at Duff's.
Elizabethtown neighbors push back on a rezoning plan, plus wreaths, a rodeo, and a sunflower field keeping one family farm afloat.
Thousands of classic cars roll into downtown Elizabethtown next weekend, plus a rescheduled orchestra show and back-to-school buzz across the county.
A grant lands for county seniors, a summer camp wraps its season, and Kentucky's storm survey continues.
Hardin County came through Tuesday night's tornado with minimal damage, and county business carried on anyway.
Regional childcare funding, a closed-out highway memorial, and Fort Knox's gold reserves all made news around Hardin County today.
Glendale's first SummerFest packed the park, a fallen soldier's memorial sign went up, and a new law means more stops for school buses this fall.
A fallen soldier gets a highway named in his honor, plus school growth numbers, a downtown Bardstown distillery opening, and a cattle-theft case closes out.