Hardin County Daily Brief: September 19, 2026
A soldier comes home after 80 years, Vine Grove's newest school gets its name, and a heat advisory closes out the weekend.
A soldier comes home after 80 years, Vine Grove's newest school gets its name, and a heat advisory closes out the weekend.
A Radcliff sentencing, a Fort Knox housing win, and Friday night football headline today's Hardin County news.
Radcliff's Bourbon & Blades duo picks up a mayor's award, plus a hot Saturday downtown and a stolen-goat mystery.
podcast
The first Hardin Local Weekly on Sunday nights: O'Charley's closes and Chipotle moves in, a food review redo at The Peach Cobbler Factory, a loaded week of events, and Money Moves with G.
Restaurant Reviews
The Experienced Eater gives The Peach Cobbler Factory a second chance after a bad first visit years ago, and comes away with a genuine recommendation.
money-moves
Grafton Sizemore's first Money Moves on the new Sunday show: why paying down what you owe can beat chasing a new investment, and why he waited until 32 to buy his first house.
business-buzz
O'Charley's has closed nationwide, and Chipotle is taking the Elizabethtown spot. Nate Bryan also reports on Burger 21, Dewster's second location, and new store openings.
events
Jon O'Brien's week ahead: the Louisville Orchestra's return to Freeman Lake, a charity glow run, a quilt show and John Conlee at the State Theater.
Baptist Health is expanding in Hardin County, and a 2025 Radcliff shooting case ends in a plea deal.
A longtime fire chief steps down, City Hall plans a move, and the heat index climbs past 100 again today.
A big win on the field, a courts case closes, and Hardin County families spent the weekend outdoors.
Radcliff gets round-the-clock emergency care, plus a look at Fort Knox's economic pull and a Trojans shootout thriller.