Hardin County Daily Brief: October 14, 2026
A school facilities plan heads to a vote Thursday, a Dollar General rezoning is pulled, and Elizabethtown breaks ground on a kids' bike trail.
Top of the morning
School facilities plan up for a vote Thursday. The Hardin County Board of Education will consider the District Facilities Plan at its October meeting. (The News-Enterprise)
Dollar General rezoning request withdrawn in Elizabethtown. The developer has pulled its request to change the zoning for the proposed store. (WLKY)
Around the county
Elizabethtown breaks ground on a kids' riding trail. It is the first trail in a growing effort to get more young people on bikes. (IMBA)
Central Hardin girls soccer heads to the 5th Region Tournament. A hat trick helped the top-ranked Lady Bruins win the 17th District semifinal in just 40 minutes. (The News-Enterprise)
Ghost Walk adds more to do this year. The annual event is expanding its activities, a fit for your October plans. (pmg-ky2.com)
Color Squad plans an awareness event. The gathering focuses on breast cancer and domestic violence awareness. (The News-Enterprise)
Great ShakeOut drill is Thursday. Kentucky Emergency Management is asking everyone to take part in the earthquake drill. (The News-Enterprise)
One more thing
A Hardin County local is the 2026 Farmer of the Year. Congratulations to the honoree on the recognition. (The News-Enterprise)
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