Good morning, Elizabethtown.

American Legion Post 113 hosted a resource fair — a one-stop shop for veterans and their families to connect with essential support and services locally.

Hardin County Farm Bureau won top honors in its region at the Kentucky Farm Bureau’s 2025 Health & Safety Awards—an achievement that underscores its dedication to safety on the farms.

Support for Fort Knox growth is set to energize the local workforce in the Lincoln Trail region with new job opportunities.

The community will also honor its veterans on November 11 for their service.

Gov. Beshear confirmed that partial SNAP payments for nearly (600,000) Kentuckians will begin processing Thursday after federal funding was secured amid the government shutdown, and benefits will be staggered over the month.

Elizabethtown government announced it will feed 1,000 families to help residents facing food insecurity, with the plan inspired by successful pandemic support measures— the program will begin soon.

Baptist Health Hardin held a free overdose simulation event yesterday at Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center to reenact a local teen overdose and offer a Q&A session by community experts — the simulation aimed to show protective steps for families.

The event began at 6:30 p.m. — all residents were welcome to attend.

Farm-City Day 2025

8 AM – 1 PM — Hardin County Cooperative Extension Service — Reservations required — Celebrate the 59th annual Farm-City Day with tours, a luncheon speaker, and awards presentation.

Turkey Fun Run & Family Stroll 5K

8-10 a.m. — Bardstown High School Gym — Registration fee applies — Enjoy a family-friendly run benefitting The New Life Center this Thanksgiving.