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The Last Tuesday Show: Hardin Local Moves to Sundays at 7
The last Tuesday show at 1 PM. The show is not ending — the day is. Hardin Local Weekly moves to Sunday nights at 7 PM Eastern starting September 13th.
The community podcast for Hardin County, Kentucky — hosted by Rachel Brantingham, Phil Taul, Scott Lucas, Jon O'Brien, Nate Bryan, and Britten McDowell. New episode every Wednesday.
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The last Tuesday show at 1 PM. The show is not ending — the day is. Hardin Local Weekly moves to Sunday nights at 7 PM Eastern starting September 13th.
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Grafton Sizemore's first week as co-host and the first Money Moves with G, plus Towne Mall's new name, a stacked Labor Day Saturday, the housing numbers, and Namaste revisited.
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A new co-host, a big handoff, football's return, a Publix opening date, and a housing market getting more selective. Here's everything from this week's show.
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Six hosts, White Mills Days at 51, a rooftop bar nobody knew about, an 87 percent jump in contracts, and the premiere of our new statewide show.
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Snow Dogs owner Steve Ames rides along for the whole hour, Cecilia owns the weekend, Nate lands a confirmed scoop, and the housing buyers are back.
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The cameras already know your car, so Phil asked the people watching them. Plus 2,000 classic cars downtown, Wawa's vanished grand opening, steady housing inventory, and 2B Thai.
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Around 67 license plate reader cameras are on Hardin County roads. Phil sat down with the police chiefs of Elizabethtown and Radcliff to ask how they're used, audited, and kept honest.
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Rachel returns to an $11.3 million episode: the Kentucky Treasurer's unclaimed property Roadshow, White Mills Days' 51st year, the county's first Chipotle, and more.
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Kentucky's Treasurer came to the show with a number and a date: $11.3 million unclaimed in Hardin County, and a Friday Roadshow at the Government Center to help claim it.
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Your week in Hardin County: Glendale Summer Fest, a year-high 423 homes on the market, huge Kroger crowds, three local brands going statewide, and an anniversary at Dewster's.
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No robe. No courtroom. Magistrate Kenny Saltsman demystifies the most misunderstood office in county government, from the budget to the snow plow.
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Fair week night by night, the housing number nobody expected, a Kentucky-first rebrand, Super Kroger opens, and a first look at Best of Hardin County.