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Today in ElizabethtownSun., Nov. 1

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  • Sunrise 7:09 a.m.
  • Sunset 5:45 p.m.

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157 events in Elizabethtown this week, from the Elizabethtown events calendar.

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Around Elizabethtown

From The News-Enterprise, Kentucky Living and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service.

More local news
  1. The News-Enterprise8 hours ago

    ECTC announces new respiratory care class, on The News-Enterprise

    Elizabethtown Community and Technical College announces 14 students recently were admitted to its selective-admission respiratory care program.

  2. The News-Enterprise8 hours ago

    DAR members volunteer at Feeding America, on The News-Enterprise

    Click here to view this article from thenewsenterprise.com.

  3. The News-Enterprise8 hours ago

    SERVICES, on The News-Enterprise

    Brady Wayne Baker, 66, of Brandenburg, died Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, Public visitation is from noon to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Hager Funeral Home in Brandenburg.

  4. Kentucky Living10 hours ago

    Sports in Hub City, on Kentucky Living

    Elizabethtown Sports Park draws over 200,000 visitors annually NICKNAMED “HUB CITY” for its convenient location between major regional centers, Elizabethtown...

  5. Northern Kentucky Tribune22 hours ago

    Brossart volleyball team returns to state tournament with record-setting setter running its attack, on Northern Kentucky Tribune

    By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Aubrey Rebholz was a promising eighth-grader on the first Brossart volleyball team to reach the Kentucky state tournament in 2022. She developed into a…

  6. The News-EnterpriseYesterday

    Pile it high: Build a loaded brisket baked potato, on The News-Enterprise

    The humble potato. This ubiquitous starch often is relegated to the side of the plate or blindly tossed into a soup or pot roast. But what if I told you

  7. Paxton Media Group Kentucky Pub Group2Yesterday

    Kentucky Career Center – Lincoln Trail to host expungement information session in Elizabethtown, on Paxton Media Group Kentucky Pub Group2

    Free community event Nov. 6 offers guidance, resources to help job seekers overcome background barriers and secure viable employment

  8. Paxton Media Group Kentucky Pub Group2Yesterday

    Generals fall short in upset bid in volleyball semis, on Paxton Media Group Kentucky Pub Group2

    The magical 2026 Thomas Nelson volleyball season came to an end Wednesday night but not before the Generals battled valiantly in a 3-1 loss to region favorite Elizabethtown in the 5th Region Volleyball Tournament semifinals at Nelson County High School.

  9. The News-EnterpriseYesterday

    Free program to inform families about substance use risks, on The News-Enterprise

    Reducing the Risk, a free community education event designed to help people better understand substance use risks and challenges, will be offered free of charge next week by Baptist Health

  10. The News-EnterpriseYesterday

    Renovated terminal will ‘paint an amazing picture’ for visitors, on The News-Enterprise

    In front of a crowd gathered Thursday, Carl Swope described Elizabethtown as a “We’ll find a way kind of community.”

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