Hardin County Daily Brief: October 2, 2026
Trunk-or-treat season kicks off, Fort Knox collects awards, and John Hardin volleyball keeps winning.
Top of the morning
Hardin County EMS kicks off trunk-or-treat season. Last year's EMS event drew a couple thousand people, possibly more, so plan your candy supply and parking accordingly. (The News-Enterprise)
Fort Knox TAP Center wins two awards. The Transition Assistance Program center was recognized for its work helping soldiers move into civilian life. (DVIDS)
Around the county
John Hardin volleyball sweeps North Hardin. Strong hitting powered the Bulldogs in Wednesday's 17th District match in Radcliff. (The News-Enterprise)
Fort Knox gears up for Fire Prevention Week. The post fire department is planning its "Charge into Fire Safety" events for 2026. (DVIDS)
Fort Knox celebrates fall with Oktoberfest. The post marked the start of the season with its 2026 Oktoberfest. (DVIDS)
Kouma Dining Facility opens to Army civilians. A pilot program began Oct. 1 at Fort Knox. (DVIDS)
One more thing
Unclaimed veterans laid to rest at KVCC. Veterans whose remains went unclaimed reached their final resting place at the Kentucky Veterans Cemetery Central. (army.mil)
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