Hardin County Daily Brief: August 12, 2026
Radcliff weighs new rules for its street cameras, E'town tackles stormwater, and Hardin County 4-H'ers bring home ribbons from the fair.
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Hardin County Daily Brief: August 11, 2026
Rand Paul toured the Fort Knox gold vault, the Wawa spill got an all-clear from the city, and White Mills Days is back this weekend.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 10, 2026
A delayed Wawa, a proposed Etown school tax hike, and a jalapeno recall worth knowing about today.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 8, 2026
Wellness City throws open its doors in Elizabethtown today, plus a Wawa delay, back-to-school buzz, and a free disc golf class for kids.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 7, 2026
Cecilia Days turns 55 this weekend, plus Fort Knox noise, a road closure, and a Vine Grove garden setback.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 6, 2026
Saturday brings free hazardous waste disposal, a tanning salon's wellness makeover, and a heads-up from Fort Knox.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 5, 2026
Elizabethtown council members move to keep data centers out of the city, plus a $6.25 million land sale sets up 422 new homes near Radcliff.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 4, 2026
Hardin County Schools' new water bottle ban has gone viral days before the first bell, and ECTC's chancellor is taking on a second campus.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 3, 2026
Six families moved into brand new housing at ECTC this weekend, and the county turned out for a rodeo, a school-supply giveaway, and a new basketball coach.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 2, 2026
A local schools story went national, I-65 wrapped ahead of schedule, and E'town girls basketball eyes another region finals run.
Hardin County Daily Brief: August 1, 2026
Hardin County Schools bans metal water bottles before the first bell, plus rain washes out today's Cruisin' the Heartland.
Hardin County Daily Brief: July 31, 2026
Elizabethtown residents speak up on data centers, plus a rodeo, an orchard's 20th, and a 45-year city servant gets his due.