Good morning, Elizabethtown.

Kentucky's governor announced on Thursday that a 66-year-old Campbell County man died from floodwaters, raising the statewide flood death toll to six—he added that funeral costs will be covered as families grieve and urged residents to avoid driving through flooded roads while rivers recede.

Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory announced at a Hardin County Chamber luncheon that the city is planning a new outdoor music venue at Buffalo Lake—designed to boost tourism while connecting Commerce Drive from Mulberry Street to Springfield Road.

E-Town Tourism is asking for community feedback on partnerships and ideas as the council approved up to $47 million in bonds to fund the project, which will be complete by October 2026.

The Lincoln Trail District Health Department offered free Tdap shots yesterday at the former West Point School building for residents affected by floodwaters or helping with cleanup and is providing them today from noon until 3:30 p.m. at the Hardin County EMS building (170 North Provident Way) for individuals 18 and older who have not had a booster in over five years.

Kentucky hunters begin the General Spring Turkey Hunting Season Saturday, which runs for 23 days until May 4 with a statewide limit of two legal turkeys defined as a male turkey or one with a visible beard.

KFW research found many younger turkeys this winter, making the season a favorable opportunity for inexperienced hunters.

Survive to Thrive Art Auction Fundraiser 2025

6-11:30 p.m. — The House on Helm — Fundraising event — Bid on unique art pieces while supporting a meaningful cause.

Elizabethtown Monthly Tourism Meeting

9-10 a.m. — Elizabethtown Tourism & Convention Bureau — Free entry — Discover how the bureau promotes tourism and convention activities in the community.

Light The Night 5K: Superhero Walk/Run

8:42 PM - 12:42 AM — Elizabethtown Sports Park — Registration required — A fun-filled event aiming to raise awareness for vulnerable children through a superhero-themed run/walk.