Hardin County Daily Brief: October 4, 2026
A tractor pull at the fairgrounds, a Fort Knox award, and a federal hemp deadline top your Sunday.
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A tractor pull at the fairgrounds, a Fort Knox award, and a federal hemp deadline top your Sunday.
A library farm festival returns, and Fort Knox plans an energy readiness exercise for Oct. 13.
Trunk-or-treat season kicks off, Fort Knox collects awards, and John Hardin volleyball keeps winning.
Towne Mall gets a new name and a mid-November reopening, plus a road closure and a rescheduled charity ride.
A truck and tractor pull, new school labs, and a deer-season heads up for Hardin County drivers.
A red carpet movie premiere at The State Theater, a Fort Knox Oktoberfest and a Blue Alert follow-up top Tuesday's county roundup.
A record-setting charity fashion show and a nail-biter football win headline Hardin County's Monday.
A property tax review, a $1 million gift to Elizabethtown, and a new Zaxby's headline a quiet Saturday in Hardin County.
Hardin Fiscal Court takes a first step toward pausing data center development, and Elizabethtown gets its first Publix.
Elizabethtown's long-awaited Publix finally opened its doors, and a new hotel, a harvest festival, and a Career Summit round out the day.
Vine Grove cuts its property tax rate, a harvest festival takes over downtown E'town Saturday, and a few local heads-up items round out the morning.
Radcliff honors veterans at its Cultural Festival, Vine Grove's bluegrass weekend returns, and Elizabethtown gets a new state police commander.