Hardin County Daily Brief: October 22, 2026

Top of the morning

Radcliff Fright Night returns Sunday. The City of Radcliff is celebrating Halloween early with its annual trunk-or-treating event. (The News-Enterprise)

Area teacher joins Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame. Lana Green-Willis is part of the 18th class of the Louis B. Nunn Kentucky Teacher Hall of Fame, chosen by a statewide committee. (The News-Enterprise)

Around the county

AG says public funds can help pay for security at private schools. Attorney General Russell Coleman issued a legal opinion this month saying county funding for school resource officers at private schools is constitutional. (The News-Enterprise)

Hardin County marks TEN-4 Day. The county joined communities across Kentucky in raising awareness of the signs of child abuse and the value of early intervention. (The News-Enterprise)

Lions Club recognizes September student of the month. Elizabethtown Lions Club members honored a local student for September. (The News-Enterprise)

Weather and alerts

Moderate Special Weather Statement from NWS Louisville. River valley fog is expected through Thursday morning and could be dense in spots, so use caution in river valleys and low-lying areas. (NWS)

One more thing

Garden Club learns how to attract birds. The Garden Club of Elizabethtown heard a talk on bringing birds to your yard at its October meeting. (The News-Enterprise)

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