Hardin County Daily Brief: September 21, 2026

Radcliff honored veterans and culture this weekend, John Hardin's soccer team reached a state final, and county festival season rolled on.

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Hardin County Daily Brief for September 21, 2026

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Radcliff honors veterans at its Cultural Festival. Saturday's Radcliff Days parade and Cultural Festival celebrated the city's cultures and communities with a special tribute to veterans. (The News-Enterprise)

John Hardin boys' soccer falls in the 2A state final. The Bulldogs lost 5-0 to Christian Academy-Louisville in Sunday's championship game in Owensboro; the girls' team fell in the semifinals. (The News-Enterprise)

Around the county

Rineyville Days draws families for another year. Crowds lined Ky. 220 Saturday for the annual parade, with floats and walkers marking the community tradition. (The News-Enterprise)

Data center debate has a money angle, columnist argues. An opinion piece contends the potential financial benefits to ratepayers and homeowners deserve more weight in the local data center siting discussion. (The News-Enterprise)

John Hardin football falls to Marion County. The Bulldogs dropped a 14-6 decision in Lebanon to open district play. (The News-Enterprise)

One more thing

Upton Days marks 50 years. Despite rising heat, crowds packed the streets of Upton for the community's 50th annual Upton Days celebration. (The News-Enterprise)

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