Hardin County Daily Brief: September 10, 2026
A chain restaurant closes in Elizabethtown, Radcliff adds a new safety camera, and 40 totes of toys head to Norton Children's.
Top of the morning
O'Charley's closes its Elizabethtown location O'Charley's is abruptly closing restaurants nationwide, including the Louisville and Elizabethtown locations. (WLKY)
Radcliff installs a new weather camera The city says the camera adds another layer of public safety monitoring. (News-Enterprise)
Around the county
4-H and FFA livestock show wraps up fair season Young Hardin County exhibitors showed off their livestock projects at the 2026 Community Fair completion show. (News-Enterprise)
Sheriff's office opens its Flock camera records The Hardin County Sheriff's Office is opening its license-plate reader records amid statewide pushback over the cameras, saying the tool has had a "significant positive impact." (CBS News)
Fort Knox marks the 9/11 anniversary Friday The post's memorials stand as daily reminders of the attacks and the sacrifices tied to Fort Knox's mission. (army.mil)
Kentucky Safe Schools Week runs Sept. 14-18 This year's theme is "Strong Roots. Safe Schools," with local districts expected to mark the week. (News-Enterprise)
One more thing
Karson's Crew collects 40 totes of toys Billy and Kim Ashley's second annual toy drive filled their kitchen floor to ceiling before all of it went to Norton Children's. (News-Enterprise)
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