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Lt. Charles Hedgespeth shared details about the Kentucky State Police recruiting efforts for the next cadet class. Starting salary is $69,500.
Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland Executive Director Charles Dennis talked about Hunger Action Month.
Hardin County Sheriff’s Deputy AJ Rees helped 13 year old Mason Skees after he was in a dirt bike accident recently.
Scout Lilith Trupp shared details about a Craft Fair for Troop 829 happening 9/20/25 at First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown.
The Adventures of Brian & Trisha with Lindsey Alicna with KY Farm Bureau Insurance took them out with the Elizabethtown Stormwater team 8/21/25. Director Rita Davis and Inspector James Gray let them explore several areas that they maintain.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
LaRue County Middle School student and Civics Bee contestant Joel Hinton joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Dewster’s Homemade Ice Cream owners Dewey and Kelly Cruze join Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Joe Arnold with Kentucky Living and Kentucky Electric Cooperatives joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky FFA Association, Lincoln Trail State Vice President Dawson Hall joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Brian Blank with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Ashley Spenneberg-Perkins with the Kentucky Historical Society joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Heather French Henry with Kentucky Remembers: The Vietnam War Experience joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky Venues Director of Expositions Corinne Fetter joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Country music artist Alex Miller joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell joins Brian and Trisha at Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Eric German with Kissel Entertainment joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Kentucky State Fair Board Vice Chair Joseph T. Goggin joins Brian and Trisha for Kentucky State Fair on the Air.
Laura Nall from White Mills Days talked about all of the events happening Friday (8/15/25) and Saturday (8/16/25).
Brian & Trisha try to figure out the difference between a block of American cheese and the slices wrapped in plastic.
Victor Cox shared details about the free block party for school-aged children. Free hair cuts/braids, school supplies, food, music, bounce houses and all around good time.
Bob, Carl and Jennifer Swope talk about the celebration of Bob Swope Ford’s 50th Anniversary.
Daniel O’Dell and Tom Folsom from the American Legion Post 113 in Elizabethtown talked about the Be The One Suicide Prevention Walk happening 7/19/25.
Amy was surprised to find a miscellaneous item in her cart after she walked away from it to start her car in the parking lot.
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Hardin County Emergency Management Director Joey Scott and Solid Waste Support Coordinator Jonathan Jessop gave updates on FEMA in Hardin County, the Household Hazardous Waste 8/9, shredding event 7/1 and texting Hardin county for updates.
Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory gave an update on the flash flooding that took place on June 16, 2025.
You’ll never believe what Trisha learned is an egg substitute. Or maybe you will. Either way, Brian & Trisha were shocked.
Elizabethtown City Councilwoman Mika Tyler & Judge Dawn Blair talked about the need for volunteers for Citizens Foster Care Review. There is a town hall meeting 6/5/25 at noon.
The trial of Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson is now in the hands of the jury.
The prosecution has closed its case as the trial of Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson continued at the Warren County Justice Center this morning.
The trial of Steven Lawson’s charges in the Crystal Rogers investigation began today in Warren County.
Brian & Trisha talked to Kentucky’s Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell about the challenge he presented them with to grow a giant pumpkin.
Quicksie’s General Manager, Todd Bush, can’t stand it when Brian & Trisha’s Impossible Questions are too hard.
Greenspace spokesperson, Matt Deneen, gave details about the 3 concerts scheduled for the Emerald Cathedral at Freeman Lake this year. www.greenspaceky.com
Ashley Allen talked about the 3rd Annual Swim For Vinny Golf Scramble happening 5/16/25. It’s a fundraiser to raise awareness of childhood drowning and prevention.
Erin Hahn from Central Kentucky Community Foundation gives details about this year’s Kentucky Gives Day, May 13, 2025.
Chase & Samantha Dudley talked about their new film called Blood on the Bleachers that was filmed at North Hardin High School.
23rd annual Spring Fling for the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Kentucky Chapter 1-2. Saturday, 17 May from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at the American Legion Hardin Post 113 on Ring Road in Elizabethtown. This is our annual event to raise funds for veterans. All proceeds go to assisting veterans in the local area. Starts at 9:00 am and goes until 4:00 pm. Over 25 vendors, a KSP escorted motorcycle ride, custom bike show/competition, four food trucks, live auction, silent auction, basket raffles, 50/50 raffle, face painting, pony rides, and more…a great event for everyone. Saturday, 17 May from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at the American Legion Hardin Post 113 on Ring Road in Elizabethtown.
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Hardin County Judge/Executive Keith Taul talked about a prayer gathering at the Hardin County Government Building in Elizabethtown at 12pm as well Abundant Life Church at 6:30pm in Radcliff.
This week A.J. talked about the Kentucky Derby and Dr. Steven J. Stack, Commissioner, Kentucky Department for Public Health Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Abound Credit Union President/CEO Ray Springsteen & Branch Manager Michelle Morrison talked about the 75th Anniversary of the organization as well as the annual meeting happening 5/13/25.
Amy Inman, Alina Cobb & Adam Case talked about the city pool. Then Brian & Trisha talked to them about today’s Morning Conversation: Weird Phobias.
Amy Inman, Assistant to the Mayor of the City of Elizabethtown and Alina Cobb from the Parks & Rec Dept. talked about Summer events in happening in the city.
Wild Eggs CEO Andy Abbajay talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Rebecca Rupp with Kern’s Kitchen talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT$T Morning Line 2025.
Kathryn Gregory and Kirby Adams with the Courier Journal talk with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Jacey Rhorer, the official milliner of the Kentucky Derby Festival, talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Dan Mann and Megan Tobin with Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport talk with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Kingdom Marketing Manager Logan Sanderson talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Derby Festival President and CEO Matt Gibson talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Casey Krill with Cravings ala Carte talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Louisville Zoo Director Dan Maloney talks with Brian and Trisha as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kroger Derby Coordinator Allison Gousha talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kyle Fields with Ice House Louisville talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Visit Owensboro Destination Management Director Dave Kirk talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Derby Museum President and CEO Pat Armstrong talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Kentucky Department of Tourism Commissioner Mike Mangeot talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Lindy Casebier, Secretary of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts, and Heritage Cabinet, talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Muhammad Ali Center Manager of Digital Communications Dustin Vogt talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Evan Williams Bourbon Experience Event Coordinator Pauline Ottaviano talks with Brian and Trisha at the Kentucky Derby Museum as part of AT&T Morning Line 2025.
Elizabethtown-Hardin County Industrial Foundation President Andy Games talked about National Manufacturing Month.
The City of Elizabethtown made the decision to cancel the Heartland Harvest Festival because of the weather.
Help us celebrate 35 years of saving lives! Family friendly fun. Vegan friendly options. Games, music, grilled food, baked goods, raffles, photo booth and adoptable animals.
Saturday, October 26, 2024, for our third annual Halloween-themed domestic violence awareness run! 1 in 4 women and 1 in 10 men are affected by domestic/intimate partner violence each year. Help us take a bite out of domestic violence in our community.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Technical Director Aaron Taylor highlighted this month’s PAC Spotlights Ellee Smith & Cara Anderson.
Classic Corvettes Kentucky is a club for corvette owners that meets regularly and gives back to non-profit organizations in the community.
Luca Davis won the opportunity to read the Impossible Question for Brian & Trisha on September 18, 2024.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation – What kind of hangers do you use for your clothes?
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talked about bugs that are out and about this time of the year.
Sakinah Bunch from Clean Good Eats & Candice Agee-Reed from Harlow the Juice Bar are collaborating to bring the Sip & Savor Brunch on September 8, 2024.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talked about the bugs being seen around the area at this time.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation – If you pay with cash, what do you do with the coins you get as change? (keep the change, put in pocket/wallet, jar, etc)
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Technical Director Aaron Taylor highlighted this month’s PAC Spotlights Tommy Ingram & Caleb Pless.
Greenspace is celebrating 50 years with a farm-to-table dinner at Freeman Lake Park on September 21, 2024.
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Brian & Trisha talked to Matthew Nelson from the band Nelson. They will be performing at The Amp in Nelson County (cool coincidence) Friday, August 23, 2024.
Price Smith with Nolin RECC’s Operation Roundup program announced that they are seeking grant applications.
There is a Girl Scout preview event at Freeman Lake Park in Elizabethtown Friday, August 23, 2024.
Time to Shine is happening again this year. It is a free night out for our friends in the community with special needs. It will be at the Bluegrass Sportsplex on Sept. 7, 2024.
Brian & Trisha walked into the office this morning and saw something above several door frames.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talked about bugs that are out and about this time of the year.
Glendale Christian Church Youth Pastor and unofficial spokesperson for Glendale Bobby Thompson talked about events happening in the community and also gave some history of the town.
The American Red Cross is urging donors to make appointments to give blood so they can keep up with the demands for life saving measures.
Cecilia Days President Mike Steck gave details about the events happening Aug. 9-10, 2024.
Garrison Executive Officer Lt. Col. Manushka Angoy & FMWR Marketing Tami Delaney talked about:
-Civilian Hiring Fair Aug. 9-10
-Award-winning musical “Come From Away” Aug. 21
-Community Information Fair
A Lacrosse clinic is being held for Hardin County high school students 9/3/24 from 9am-12pm at North Hardin High School.
The 30th Annual Rineyville Optimist Club Rodeo is happening 8/2-8/3/24 at the Hardin County Fairgrounds.
Brian & Trisha had the opportunity to sit down with actor Gary Sinise on Saturday, July 27, 2024 at Ft. Knox. Sinise was on post performing with the Lt. Dan Band for a free show for the community.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins highlighted this month’s PAC Spotlights Brian & Kaylie Witcher.
The Kiwanis Club of Hardin County is having their annual pancake breakfast Saturday, August 3rd from 7:30-10:30am at Memorial Methodist Church. This is one of the biggest fundraiser the organization does each year. A portion of the proceeds will purchase an Amtryke for a Hardin county child.
Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory talks about Cruisin’ the Heartland and potential developments in the south end of the city.
3rd Annual Voices of Change Back to School Bash at Wesley Hilltop House in Elizabethtown August 10, 2024.
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Central Hardin High School Principal Tim Isaacs shared details about a free distracted driving class that Ford is offering at the school on July 27-28, 2024. He also gave an update on construction at the school.
A free basic composting class is happening this Saturday, July 20th at First Presbyterian Church in Elizabethtown.
2nd annual Hardin County special Olympics Craft fair – Christmas in July event at John Hardin High School on July 13th. There are almost 100 vendors for this indoor event to help raise money for our local Special Olympics athletes.
Kentucky State Police Dispatcher Corey Wright is organizing fundraising efforts for Shop With a Trooper.
The Adventures of Brian & Trisha brought to you by Lindsey Alicna with KY Farm Bureau Insurance took them to Boundary Oak Distillery in Radcliff on 6/21/24. They got an inside look at the distilling process.
Glendale Christian Church Youth Pastor and unofficial spokesperson for Glendale Bobby Thompson talked about VBS events happening this summer. Also gave some history of the town.
Dr. Paul Gerrard, an amateur herpetologist is giving a turtle talk at the Elizabethtown Sports Park 6/23/24 at 2pm. The public is invited.
Dana Garrett from the Historic Downtown Elizabethtown Business Association talked about the Third Thursday events held each month for the community.
Brian & Trisha couldn’t help but notice the dog in the car that drove in front of the station.
Hardin County Emergency Management Director Joey Scott recognized Deputies Nick Krahn & James Sherrard who recently saved a man from a burning vehicle.
M.O.D. Squad is a Teen Outreach Ministry. Founder Pam Pittman and Musical Director Tye Live talked about the Celebrity Bowling Game happening on 6/29/24 and the Celebrity Bowling Game on 6/30/24.
Brent Goodin & Linda Bird from Boundary Oak Distillery talked about their 3rd Annual Moonshine Festival this weekend.
Laureen Laumore & Tim Asher are performers in the Elizabethtown Downtown Walking Tour that is done every Thursday at 7pm. The performance is a free portrayal of some important historical figures.
Hardin County Jailer Josh Lindblom was recently named the President of the Kentucky Jailer’s Association.
Radcliff Councilwoman Michelle Mitchel and event spokesperson Kevin Russell talked about the Juneteenth event happening at North Hardin High School June 14, 2024.
Ranger Stacy Humphreys shared details about events happening at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace in Hodgenville.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talked about bugs that are out and about this time of the year. Brown Recluse, Lightning Bugs, Earwigs.
Log Still Distillery Chief Brand Officer Denise Engle shared details on the shows and other opportunities at the gorgeous venue located 30 minutes from Elizabethtown.
Singer/songwriter Tamara Stewart from Nashville is working with the Radcliff Veterans Center for a 4th year for the Lest We Forget Project. Stewart sits down with veterans at the center to write songs and help them share their stories through music. The annual concert will be November 8, 2024 at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown.
Edna Berger with the Brown Pusey House talks about this year’s Tavern in the Garden events every Thursday at the Brown Pusey House.
LaRue County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sandy Kidd gave details about the monthly concerts/events that start June 8th and run through October 4th with the 2024 Concert Series.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation – Do you cook pizza in your oven on the rack or on a pan?
Kentucky State Representative Steve Bratcher was on the show with Brian & Trisha to give an update on how things went in this legislative session.
Kentucky State Representative Steve Bratcher was on the show with Brian & Trisha to give an update on how things went in this legislative session.
Hardin County School’s Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins introduced Avery Ditto from St. James Catholic School as this month’s PAC Spotlight.
Hardin County School’s Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins introduced Avery Ditto from St. James Catholic School as this month’s PAC Spotlight.
City of Elizabethtown Spokesperson Amy Inman and Adam Case from Parks & Recreation talked about the pool opening for the 2024 season.
City of Elizabethtown Spokesperson Amy Inman and Adam Case from Parks & Recreation talked about the pool opening for the 2024 season.
Elizabethtown Police Department Communications Supervisor Chris Lee talked about the Torch Run for Special Olympics. The leg of the run that will come through Hardin County will happen the morning of Tuesday, May 28, 2024.
Elizabethtown Police Department Communications Supervisor Chris Lee talked about the Torch Run for Special Olympics. The leg of the run that will come through Hardin County will happen the morning of Tuesday, May 28, 2024.
Don Franklin Lincoln General Manager Matt Wells talked about the dealership being new to the community and what they provide.
4H Camp sign ups are underway. There’s also a block party on May 30, 2024 at the Hardin County Extension Office.
Senior Celebration hosted by Lincoln Trail Area Development District (LTADD) will be on Thursday May 23rd from 9AM-2PM. Senior Celebration is an event held annually during Older American Month (May). This is a free event for seniors!
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation: Is a taco a sandwich? A court ruled that tacos & burritos are Mexican-style sandwiches.
Chris & Dani Eversen give details about the free class they are teaching at the Hardin County Public Library 5/11/24 about growing native plants in this area.
City of Elizabethtown representatives Beth Pyles & Priscilla Scarborough shared details about the Wine Fest happening 5/11/24.
Ranger Stacy Humphreys shared details about events happening at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace in Hodgenville.
David Haines from Hardin-Elizabethtown Stampede Youth Mountain Biking Team talked about recruiting efforts.
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College is offering 2 Korean classes on 5/7 & 5/9 for the community.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation on 4/22/24 was about which paper plate you grab from a stack.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation started out asking how many soaps you have in your house, but they got hung up on whether or not shampoo is a soap.
Hardin County School’s Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins introduced several tech students who shared about what their responsibilities are.
John Hardin High School is having a vendor fair to raise money for Project Grad. The vendor fair will be Saturday, May 4th from 10am-4pm. Project Grad is an all night event after the graduation day for seniors to have a good time together in a safe, fun environment.
Joshua Gast from the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association® talked about the 22nd Annual Spring Fling Ride for Veterans. There will be a live auction, door prizes, 50/50 raffle, Vendors, Food trucks, entertainment and an Auxiliary basket auction. There is a motorcycle ride scheduled. 100% of the proceeds will benefit local Veterans.
Central Kentucky Headstart Director Ann Marie Pickerrell shared details about enrollment opportunities for 2-5 year olds and employment opportunities. The program is free to families who qualify.
Etown’s Barry Howard has a mission of helping people in the community. His next mission will be Saturday, April 27th from 11am-5pm in the Quince Lot in downtown Elizabethtown. BBQ plates will be sold and donations will be accepted for former paramedic Tracy Smith who is battling terminal cancer.
Jackie Gerrard and Ann Kelley shared details about the first class in the Nurture Nature Series. It will be on Monarch Butterflies April 27th.
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Patricia Keys was crowned Miss Elizabethtown in March and gets the opportunity to move on to Miss Kentucky the first part of June.
Several area churches are part of a school supply drive called Tools for School. Emily Johnson from Grace Heartland Church, Chris Garrett from Southeast Christian Church – Etown Campus and Chris Kiger from First Christian Church spoke on what is being collected and how the community can help.
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Spokesperson Cora Shepperd shared details about the Brandenburg Food Truck & Vendor Festival for Crusade for Children taking place June 1, 2024 at the Meade County Fairgrounds.
Elizabethtown’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s Chairperson Angelique Champ and representative Lori Jury announced this year’s walk date – September 27, 2024 at Freeman Lake Park. They are looking for volunteers.
State Senator Matt Deneen shared details about bills that were passed in this year’s legislative session in Frankfort.
Louisville City FC Vice President Pat Denbow joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Frazier History Museum President and CEO Andy Treinen joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Louisville Zoo Assistant Director Steve Taylor joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Horse Racing Nation Vice President of Content Ed DeRosa joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Derby Festival President and CEO Matt Gibson joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Louisville MetroSafe Deputy Director Kelly Jones joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
2024 PGA Championship Championship Director Ryan Ogle joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
The Pressbox Publisher and President Gene McLean joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Hillerich and Bradsby Company Marketing Manager Nick Fuchs with the Louisville Slugger Museum joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Evan Williams Bourbon Assistant Brand Manager Charlie Hellmann joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Luanne Mattson and Anna Rosales-Crone with SoIN Tourism join Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky State Parks Commissioner Russ Meyer joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Venues President and CEO David Beck joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
BRAND Hospitality Group Owner Ian Hall joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Tourism Commissioner Mike Mangeot joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
2024 Kentucky Derby Festival Chair Erin Rasinen joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Derby Festival Queen Ankita Nair and her court join Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Woodford Reserve Master Distiller Emeritus Chris Morris joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts Senior Vice President Kim Baker joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Belle of Cincinnati Captain Alan Bernstein and Belle of Louisville Captain Mark Doty join Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Kroger Derby Coordinator Allison Gousha joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Churchill Downs Vice President of Corporate Communications Tonya Abeln joins Brian and Trisha at the AT&T Morning Line.
Hardin County Clerk Brian Smith shares details about registering to vote and voting locations for the 2024 Primary election.
Price Smith with Nolin RECC’s Operation Roundup program announced that they are seeking grant applications.
Camp TESSA representatives Lori Howlett & Joyanna Phelps talked about this year’s camp 6/24-6/28/24. The program is Teaching Effective Social Skills to Individuals with Autism.
Severns Valley Baptist Church is having a Marriage Tune Up Conference April 12th & 13, 2024 featuring the wit & wisdom of national speakers, Jeff & Debby McElroy.
Park Ranger Stacy Humphreys shared events happening at the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park.
Hypothetical situation – someone lends you $10 and you win the Powerball jackpot. How much do you give them in return?
Elizabethtown High School’s “IN Crowd” is working to bring acceptance to those with different capabilities. Another mission they are doing is having an event to provide prom attire to those who may not have the means to get them. It will be in the school commons on Monday, April 8th from 1-3pm.
September is Hunger Action Month. Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland is having a mobile food pantry on Friday, September 15th, Hunger Action Day, at Radcliff City…
The Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland’s annual Buddy Walk is coming up September 30, 2023.
The Golden Years Wellness & Awareness Conference will happen September 27, 2023 from 10am – 2pm at the Hardin County Extension Office. RSVP by September 15, 2023.
Park Ranger Stacy Humphreys gave an update about events at The Abraham Lincoln Birthplace.
Park Ranger Stacy Humphreys gave an update about events at The Abraham Lincoln Birthplace.
The Gift Box on Main is a non-profit shop in downtown Elizabethtown that sells locally crafted items, baked items, clothing, personalized hats & tumblers, coffees…
The City of Elizabethtown has several events coming up, including the Heartland Harvest Festival.
The Adventures of Brian & Trisha brought to you by Lindsey Alicna with KY Farm Bureau Insurance took them out with a paving crew from…
Warm Blessings Community Kitchen Board Member Neal Gibbs shares details about an upcoming fundraising event.
This conversation started with the answer to the Impossible Question and ended up in a different direction.
A man had hidden some ducklings, but not where one might normally hide them, but is there a typical hiding place for suck creatures? B&T…
Saint James Church is hosting the annual Saint James Community Picnic. Mark your calendars for Aug 26th, 2023. Activities start at 4:00.Chicken Dinner – Serving…
Hardin County Sheriff John Ward & PIO Megan McDougal talk about school safety, scams and community events.
The Brown Pusey House in downtown Elizabethtown is celebrating it’s 200 years with a Roarin 20s fundraiser. They need funds to help with maintenance of…
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks cicadas, mosquitoes and Alph Gal Syndrome.
The annual Cecilia Days kicks off Friday at 6pm with dinner. Saturday’s events start at 7am with breakfast. Darrell Bird gives more details.
Jamie Sizemore and Kaitlyn Jackson from Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) shared details about the importance of the Farm Bill and how the community can…
Elizabethtown Independent Schools Superintendent Paul Mullins welcomes students back to school.
Chris Kiger discovered Hobby Horse championships and filled Trisha in on what it entails.
Trisha & her guest host, Chris Kiger from First Christian, get into a conversation about studies.
A listener called to tell Trisha’s guest host, Tim Isaacs, Central Hardin High School Principal, how much she appreciates him.
Central Hardin High School Principal Tim Isaacs gives a construction update for the school.
Central Hardin High School Principal Tim Isaacs answers one big question the students have about this school year.
Hardin County Judge Executive Keith Taul was Trisha’s guest host today. She heard that he pretended to be a DJ back in the day, so…
The Rineyville Optimist Club Rodeo’s 29th Annual Championship Rodeo happens at the Hardin County Fairgrounds August 4-5, 2023.
Brian & Trisha had a chance to talk to Dionne Warwick ahead of her performance at The Amp in New Haven.
John Hardin FFA members Nicaela Diaz, Benjamin Updegraff and Ciarra Tucker shared information about what the chapter is involved in the community.
Motor Trend’s Texas Metal celebrity Bill Carlton, owner of Ektensive Metal Works sat down with Brian & Trisha.
Car enthusiasts Steve Croston & Jim Mulligan along with Elizabethtown Events spokespersons Beth Pyles & Priscilla Scarborough give details about this weekend’s Cruisin’ the Heartland…
Helping Hand of Hope is having a Brunch with Bridgette fundraiser. Bridgette Cameron Ridenour is the sister of Kirk Cameron & Candace Cameron Bure.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins spotlighted Allison Lovins & Kelsey Floyd. They talked about the Stargazer Art Events.
City of Elizabethtown Cruisin the Heartland organizers Priscilla Scarborough and Beth Pyles give details about the big event happening July 28 & 29, 2023.
Hardin County Spokesperson Megan McDougal and Animal Care & Control Director Mike McNutt give updates about fiscal court, county communication and the dog adoption special.
Garrison Commander Col. Chris Ricci & Anderson Aquatics Center Manager Amy Fausnaugh talked about:-H20 5K-Christmas in July Events-Sounds of Summer Patio Concert Series
Little Zion Baptist Church in Glendale is having a community blockparty at Haycraft Park in Elizabethtown on 7/29/23 from 2-5pm.
Stacy Humphreys, Park Ranger with the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace. She talks about stamps for the National Park Passport books.
Hardin County Schools online forms are available for parents to fill out required information for their students.https://www.hardin.k12.ky.us/
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins introduced this month’s spotlight Reese Thompson.
Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland’s annual golf fundraiser will happen July 14, 2023.
Taste of the Heartland is the annual fall fundraiser held by the Community Health Clinic in Hardin County on August 26, 2023. We are a…
The Hardin County Farmer’s Market is celebrating it’s 46th anniversary with a party Saturday, June 24, 2023.
BlueOval SK’s Community Engagement Coordinator for Kentucky Sarah Vaughn sat down with Brian & Trisha to give an update on the construction and hiring for…
The first of the 2023 Adventures of Brian & Trisha with Lindsey Alicna from Kentucky Farm Bureau was at Cole Creek Honey in Elizabethtown.
Hosted by the City of Vine Grove – Juneteenth Unity & Freedom Festival. Saturday, June 17, 2023, 4:30-9:30pm. At Optimist Park in Vine Grove.
Downtown Elizabethtown businesses are staying open later on the third Thursday of each month.
Hodgenville’s Tourism Director/Economic Development Coordinator Daniel Highbaugh and LaRue County Chamber Executive Director Sandy Kidd talk about the June 10th Celebration happening from 11am –…
Joe Milesko gives details about the 27th Annual Children’s Fair happening at Freeman Lake Park in Elizabethtown Saturday, June 10th from 9:30am – noon.
The Baptist Health Hardin Auxiliary is having a sidewalk sale June 9th & 10th. Proceeds from the sale will help them make a walking garden…
Mary Beth Marcum gives details about the tour happening June 11, 2023 from 1-4. The tour starts at the Brown Pusey House.
Trisha has a favorite hotel chain and Brian’s family started using it, too. Then Brian gets judgmental about other guests in the breakfast area.
CASA of the Heartland is having a fun fundraiser, Light the Night 5k, to raise funds for their program and to recognize local first responders.
The Heart of Kentucky Chorus is having their annual concert to raise funds for the Living Waters of Guatemala project.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks about bugs we are currently seeing.
The Hardin County Animal Shelter is offering free adult dog adoptions to help clear their kennels. They are running out of room to take in other dogs.
See the animals available here:
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Hardin County Playhouse spokesperson Sarah Dakin brought characters Harper Taylor and Grace Lillian to talk about the musical happening at ECTC’s Science Auditorium.
The downtown area of Elizabethtown has created a boundary area called The Hub where patrons can purchase an adult beverage from one of 10 establishments and take that drink through the designated Hub area in a designated cup provided by the business selling the drinks.
The downtown area of Elizabethtown has created a boundary area called The Hub where patrons can purchase an adult beverage from one of 10 establishments…
Tim Asher & Jodie Ingalls share details about the 35th Annual Charles W. Logsdon Historic Costumed Downtown Walking Tour that takes place at 7pm each Thursday June 1 – September 28, 2023.
The Children’s Fair is happening Saturday, June 10, 2023 from 9:30-noon at Ernie Williams Pavilion at Freeman Lake Park in Elizabethtown.
Chris Kiger from First Christian Church is one of several going on a mission trip to Brazil. They are looking for medical supply donations that…
Park Ranger Stacy Humphreys from Abraham Lincoln’s Birthplace gives details about summer programs and other events happening at the park.
David Haines from the Kentucky Interscholastic Cycling League talks about the preseason practice currently underway and registration for the league.
Coach Prenell Spencer and his wife Ramona are bringing Tony Sands and several NFL stars to Radcliff for a combine & camp June 10, 2023.
Angelia Sutton and her son, Theron, are doing a NICU walk to help raise funds to buy another incubator for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Baptist Health Hardin. The walk will be at Elizabethtown High School on June 17, 2023.
This month’s Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center spotlight features Central Hardin High School student Austin Mays, PAC summer intern Sara Mays and Director Bart Lovins.
This month’s Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center spotlight features Central Hardin High School student Austin Mays, PAC summer intern Sara Mays and Director Bart…
Edna Berger gives details about the Tavern in the Garden at the Brown Pusey House in Elizabethtown.
Creekfront in Hodgenville will be filled with motorcycles on June 3rd for BBQ & Bikes. American Legion Post 87 is inviting people from all over for a day of live music, bike show, beer trailer, food trucks, vendors, kid zone and more. A charity bike ride hosted by KMA/KBA #12 will be a LaRue County High School. Registration at 8am. Kick stands up at 10am. $20 per bike. For more details, contact Russell Tucker at 270-734-0987.
Central Hardin High School coach Tim Mattingly gives details about the football camp open to kids going into grades 1-9. Tim.mattingly@hardin.kyschools.us.
Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory, West Point Mayor Richard Ciresi, Radcliff Mayor J.J. Duvall, and Vine Grove Mayor Pam Ogden are having a cook-off on June 1st. Clean Good Eats Cooking Studio is partnering with Kinetic by Windstream to give the mayors an opportunity to compete and the community to raise funds. All money raised will go to the charity of the winner’s choosing.
Area churches are accepting school supply donations for several students for the next school year. Sponsors are being sought to buy clothes, shoes, and get haircuts for those students. These students have been selected through the family resource centers at schools in the local schools. Sign up at www.toolsforschool.online. (picture: Trisha Caudill, Adam Castenir, Emily Johnson, Chris Garrett, Brian Walker)
The Morning Conversation today was – do you bite your cheeks? This turned into a conversation about carbon paper.
Rachel Ritchie has been working on bringing accessible play to everyone since she was 9 years old. The park has been a great addition to Vine Grove and this Friday the splash pad will be opened.
Ashley Allen shared details about the upcoming golf scramble in honor of Vinny Allen, her young son who passed away in 2022 in an accidental drowning. The Swim for Vinny organization was created to help bring awareness to ways to prevent accidental drownings.
Margery & LJ Cross are part of a fairly new organization called Empowered Life that helps individuals with special needs from high school age through life.
Rides are available for voters who need assistance getting to the polls on election day.
Nolin River Wildlife in Glendale is having an open house for the community to see what their rehabilitation center is all about.
MeShyia Bradshaw is a junior at John Hardin High School. She was crowned Miss Kentucky Teen USA in February.
Central Kentucky Community Foundation spokesperson Erin Hahn explains Kentucky Gives Day coming up on 5/9/23.
North Hardin High School Band Booster representatives Silas & Sonya Session and Debra Heighter give details about the fundraising gala happening May 13, 2023. The band is going to be in 4th of July parade in Washington, D.C. They need to raise the funds to get there.
Hardin County Clerk Brian D. Smith talks about the options for voting in the Primary Election.
John Helton talks about his marriage ministry called Marital Monkey and a comedy show they are bringing to Elizabethtown.
Hardin County Judge Executive Keith Taul sits down with Brian & Trisha to talk about his first 4 months in office.
Chris Kershaw & Kourtney Summers share details about the 21st Annual Spring Fling Ride for Veterans happening on May 20, 2023 at the Vine Grove VFW Post.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Chief District Engineer Brad Bottoms answers questions and explains more about the roundabouts being constructed in Elizabethtown.
West Point Mayor Richard Ciresi shares historical information about the city and the yard sale happening 4/29/23.
Stacy Humphreys from Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park talks about some upcoming events.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins introduced PAC Spotlight, John Hardin High School senior Anaiah Abbott.
Grayson County Sheriff Norman Chaffins reminisces with his friend Hardin County Deputy Bruce Reeves.
Hardin County Chamber of Commerce Vice President Kendra Scott shared details about what is going on in the area involving Chamber members.
Lincoln Trail Area Development District Executive Director Daniel London is enjoying his job and the fun they have pranking each other in the office.
We learned about so many things Bruce Reeves does or has done. Now he’s learning how to fly.
Bruce Reeves was Trisha’s guest host 4/10/23. In Part 1 – they talk about a lot, including his allergy to formaldehyde.
Trisha’s guest host was Radcliff Mayor J.J. Duvall and he wasn’t afraid to ask questions.
Hardin County Public Library Outreach Coordinator Brytani Raymond gives details about the homebound delivery services that are available to those who aren’t able to get to the library.
Amy Inman & Adam Case from the City of Elizabethtown talk city-wide cleanup & Spring Break programs starting soon.
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Doug Mitchell from First Christian Church in Elizabethtown is having the Journey to the Cross 4/5/23 & 4/6/23.
Local comedian, Charles Moore, from Elizabethtown recently learned where pickles come from!
Riley Emery & Andy Botts from Severns Valley Baptist Church share details about the Good Friday Experience.
Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory gave details about the land exchange that was announced this week for the former Herb Jones location downtown & the Elizabethtown Lions Club.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks about bugs, plants, bazaars and the first day of the Farmer’s Market.
Several bars & restaurants will benefit from a proposed designated zone in downtown Elizabethtown to allow alcoholic beverages to be carried amongst them.
Clarity Pregnancy Solutions is having their annual fundraiser at Severns Valley Baptist Church on 5/2/23.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins talks about events/productions currently underway. This month’s spotlight is on Illusionist Aaron Harp.
Hardin County Clerk Brian Smith gave details about absentee, early and election day voting options for the 2023 May Primary.
Hardin County Emergency Management Director Joey Scott, 911 Director Mike Leo and Public Relations Officer Megan McDougal talk about how to stay informed with events and situations within Hardin county.
CASA of the Heartland is bringing awareness to child abuse in our area. Executive Director Michelle Kail talked about the pinwheel event happening 3/31 where the community can come plant a pinwheel in honor of those children. The event will happen at the Elizabethtown Police Department. Elizabethtown Police Office Chris Denham as well as Stephanie Lawson from SANE from Baptist Health Hardin spoke about the event.
Parks & Recreation Director Tim Jeffries talks about the Fiesta Party for the special needs community Friday, 3/24 from 6-8pm. There is a community yard sale coming up on 4/15/23.
Taylor Blimline & Mary Morrison talk about the annual Pancake Breakfast that the Elizabethtown Lions Club is having Saturday, March 25th, 7am – noon, at Elizabethtown High School.
Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland Executive Director Tonya House talks about the significance of World Down Syndrome Day and celebrating it by rocking your socks. Donations can be made at www.dsheartland.org.
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College President Dr. Juston Pate talked about registration & scholarships.
The railroad crossing at KY 222 in Glendale has reopened after last week’s train derailment.
Brian & Trisha have a science project going on at work. The Quicksie Chicks project has some eggs from Trisha’s hens in an incubator they have set up in the studio.
Brian & Trisha get hypnotized and take on the role of each other. It’s strange.
The Grand Illusion show with local magician Aaron Harp will feature Master Magician Lance Burton. Proceeds from the show will go to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kentuckiana. Saturday, April 1at 7pm at Hardin County Schools Performing Art Center.
Elizabethtown’s new Planning & Zoning Director Joe Reverman and City Spokesperson Amy Inman talk about who the planning commission works, who it’s made up of, and current housing projects in the city.
Central Hardin High School FFA teacher Jayna Thompson & FFA Alumni President Kyle Mobley talk about the chili supper & auction happening 3/11/23.
Leadership Hardin County class members Shane Whitt from Brandenburg Telecom and Lisa Wise from Communicare give details about the class project to help bring a dog park to Vine Grove.
Kentucky motorists who buy or renew farm vehicle license plates, or “ag tags,” may make a voluntary donation of up to $10 to the Ag Tag Fund. Donations to the Ag Tag Fund are divided equally among Kentucky 4-H, Kentucky FFA, and the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for youth development and promotional programs. Half of the 4-H and FFA funds go back to the county where the tag is purchased to support local programming, awards, and scholarships. Hardin County Extension Agents Jocelyn Kemp & Sue Ann McCandless share details about the programs.
Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture Dr. Ryan Quarles will visit Hardin County Clerk Brian Smith at 2:45 p.m. Thursday to promote the 2023 Ag Tag Program.
Director Mike McNutt says the animal shelter is overrun with dogs so the shelter is running an $11 adoption special.
Executive Director Michelle Kail talked about the need for volunteers for the Court Appointed Special Advocates. The next informational session for volunteers is March 23rd. They currently have a t-shirt fundraiser.
Lincoln Trail District Health Department Inspector Tim Barzee offers tips on what to do with refrigerated/frozen food items after a power outage.
Lindsey Alicna with Kentucky Farm Bureau offers advice on what steps to take with storm damage.
Former Quicksie weather person, Elizabethtown City Councilwoman and former Elizabethtown Mayor Edna Berger joined Brian & Trisha to take a walk down memory lane.
Morning Conversation – Tell us your favorite dad jokes.
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The Hardin County Playhouse is staging The Outsiders. Director Jake Richardson and cast member Addison Walker share details.
Outreach Librarian Brytani Raymond shared details about the North Book Locker project as well as the “Library of Things” available.
JT’s Way Spokesperson, Tonya Wigglesworth gives details about the 2nd Annual Gala happening April 22nd.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks Asian Lady Beetles, Stink Bugs and Ticks. Also, the last Winter Market for season is Saturday, March 4th.
Anyone interested in submitting ticks for a study in Kentucky can find out details here: entomology.ca.uky.edu/ticksurveillance2022
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins brought Elizabethtown High School’s Bailey Bell as this month’s spotlight.
Hardin County Chamber of Commerce spokesperson Kendra Scott shares detail about what is going on with the chamber.
Mary Adkins has been a staple at Danny’s Tobacco/Main Street Deli in Elizabethtown for many years.
Hardin County Schools Director of Early Childhood Education Carlena Sheeran shares details about an event for incoming Preschool and Kindegarten students Friday, March 3rd.
Communicare spokesperson Kristy McGrew and Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland Executive Director Tonya House explain what the Yellow Napkin Campaign is and how it brings awareness to those with different abilities.
Central Hardin High School Drama Teacher Sarah Dakin, Director Riley Weber and cast member Isabella Sexton talk about the 10 Minute Musicals happening this weekend at the PAC.
• Nominations for Kentucky Living’s statewide Best in Kentucky Awards are now open through February 28 on KentuckyLiving.com.
• There are 30 categories this year, including the return of radio host, meteorologist and local television personality. A full list is attached.
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• Nominate your favorites through February 28. In May, the top three finalists in each category will be posted on KentuckyLiving.com for the statewide vote.
According to a new survey, 75% of the respondents say social platforms have a positive impact on this?
Answer – skin care
Lincoln Trail Elementary School Family Resource Coordinator Jennifer Williams invites all families from Hardin County Schools to the 2nd Annual Wellness Night at Pritchard Community Center Thursday, Feb. 23rd.
Brian’s daughter misremembers the time they brought her to a carnival where she rode a wild horse.
Zach Tertel from the Vine Grove Knights of Columbus gave details about the chili dinner happening 2/19 from 10a-2p as well as the upcoming fish fries.
Marty & Elizabeth Harbolt are trying to start a local chapter of the Elks Lodge in Elizabethtown.
Commander of Disabled American Veterans Chapter 003 Elizabethtown Bob Casher, VFW Vine Grove 10281 Representative Kathi McElroy and Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association 1-2 Radcliff Commander Scott Burdett talked about the event happening on March 25th.
City Spokesperson Amy Inman and Parks & Recreation spokesperson Adam Case talk about:
-Thousand Mile Club
-SNAP Program
-Hiring for part-time employees
-Naming a new playground at Freeman Lake Park
-Lawn Party
-Swim lessons
The North Hardin High School Drama Club will be performing Cinderella this weekend, 2/18-2/19/2023. Director Cassie Lucas, Cinderella – Keira Cortes-Sheroan and the King – Parker Thompson.
Research is being done on whether a 4th light should be added to traResearch is being done on whether a 4th light should be added to traffic lights.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins & North Hardin High School Senior Keira Cortes-Sheroan.
Morning Conversation – What’s a piece of clothing you couldn’t live without before, but would never wear now?
Maria Cantu from the Kentucky Career Center shares details about the Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act having up to $6000 for qualified individuals training.
Radcliff Mayor JJ Duvall invites the public to breakfast Saturday, January 28, 2023 at 9am at Colvin Community Center.
Disneyworld in Florida closed Splash Mountain this week and people are trying to sell water from the ride online.
A company is doing a study to find out if eating cheese before bed gives you nightmares.
State Senator for the 10th District Matt Deneen gave an update on how things are going after his first week on the job in Frankfort.
Teachers Richard Rowland and Samantha Daniel explained what the Peer Buddies program is. Students Allie Hardin, Roland Cruthcer and Jackie Brewer talked about what they like about the program.
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College President Dr. Juston Pate gives an update on signing up for classes and the fact that they are looking for nominations for Beacons of Light.
Brian & Trisha asked Eric Cornish from their sister station, 94.3 The Wolf, to explain what is happening in the world of the WWE.
The City of Elizabethtown is excited to announce the event schedule for the 2023 event season
with one new downtown festival for the fall.
April 21st: Grand Re-Opening of Freeman Lake Park’s Bandstand concert by V-Groove;
May 20th: Etown Wine Fest
June 11th: The Princess & Me Tea
July 4th: Founders’ Day Fireworks
July 28-29th: Cruisin’ the Heartland
August 26th: Heartland Homecoming Parade
September 30th: Heartland Harvest Festival
October 19th: Inside the Barrel Bourbon Tasting
November 22nd: Christmas in the Park opens
December 1st: Light Up Downtown and Christmas Parade
*Additional Christmas events will be announced at a later date. Specific information for each
event will be released closer that those event dates
A guy stopped for a bathroom break during a road trip and accidentally left his wife there.
Brian & Trisha talk through a meme about how many times your lips touch when you say each letter of the alphabet. They thought they came up with 5, but after going back and listening, we think it was really only 4. The ‘f’ threw them off.
Kevin Birosh from Allen’s Air Conditioning has some great tips on what to do with your heating units during extreme cold temperatures.
Brian & Trisha learned about the cats that were used to take care of the pigeon problem on the courthouse in downtown Elizabethtown in the 1980s.
Brian & Trisha gave an update on the vulture issue around downtown Elizabethtown and tried to clear up some concerns that have been expressed.
Outgoing Executive Director Norma Hatfield gives her last update for the need for volunteers to help children in our community to be their voices in the Hardin county court system.
Quicksie’s Station Owner Bill Evans was Trisha’s guest host. They took a walk down memory lane as Bill talked about how Quicksie got started 53 years ago and other interesting things along the way.
Mayor Pam Ogden invites the community to light up Vine Grove Friday, Dec. 2nd at 5:30pm at City Hall. The Christmas Auction will take place…
Director Carmen Caldera-Brozska and cast member Brennan Price talk about the upcoming performance of It’s a Wonderful Life at the Elizabethtown Performing Arts Center. December…
City Events Coordinator Sarah Vaughn, spokesperson Amy Inman and Adam Case talked about the Christmas parade and other events happening Saturday, 12/3, as well Christmas…
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins spotlights EHS student Ava Emerine.
The Elizabethtown Christmas parade is happening this Saturday and the tree lighting will happen after the parade. Brian questions where the tree came from.
Eric Clemens & Joe Bennett are trying to convince people to attend one of their 3 variety shows happening this weekend at the Historic State…
Morning Conversation – What is something you believed was true until you were an adult?
Junior Woman’s Club of Elizabethtown spokesperson Ashley Riggs shares details about the annual Holiday Marketplace happening at Pritchard Community Center Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022.
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks about Spotted Lantern Flies and moths.
Jared & Ethan, students with Elizabethtown Independent Schools told Brian & Trisha about the special needs holiday bazaar to help fund the classes’ activities such…
Josh Nalley from Elizabethtown started his TikTok adventure in October 2021. One year later he is getting international attention. Brian & Trisha had him on…
Morning Conversation – How do you pronounce orange juice? Orange or ornch?One local business took a survey after Brian & Trisha discussed this and 35%…
Elizabethtown High School Girls Soccer Coach Rob Zoeller and 6 of the Lady Panthers talk about their season and the upcoming Championship Game this Saturday.
Megan Stith from Elizabethtown Community & Technical College and Ryan Chumley from Ray’s Coca Cola shared details about a food drive to help 65 families…
Choir Director Cassie Lucas, as well as Amaya Muse-Holt and Damiya Lewis who are both seniors at North Hardin High School talked about the upcoming…
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks about Dust Mites, Wooly Worms and Assassin Bugs.
The current owner of Bethlehem Academy in Elizabethtown, Vincent Thompson, talked about the history and renovations happening in the 200 year mansion. Cindy Scarelli talked…
The current owner of Bethlehem Academy in Elizabethtown, Vincent Thompson, talked about the history and renovations happening in the 200 year mansion. Cindy Scarelli talked…
AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez visited Brian & Trisha. Sanchez talked about how AT&T is preparing for the Blue Oval SK Battery Plant.
AT&T Kentucky President Carlos Sanchez visited Brian & Trisha. Sanchez talked about how AT&T is preparing for the Blue Oval SK Battery Plant.
Trisha is puzzled after someone told her that dark socks make their feet sweat so she asked Chris Denham for his thoughts.
Ashley Allen shared details about Vinny’s Trick or Trot in honor of her 2 year old son who lost his life after a drowning accident…
Radcliff Deputy Fire Marshal Tommy Crane talks fire safety. Fire won’t wait, plan your escape. Fire Safety Week is 10/9-10/15/22.
Brian, Trisha & Lindsey Alicna from KY Farm Bureau Insurance learned how the Lincoln Trail District Health Department conducts health inspections on restaurants. Tim Barzee…
Beth Mather shares details about the history of this 5k fundraiser, where the proceeds go and how people can be involved.
Hardin County Solid Waste Coordinator Stephanie Givens explains the shredding event that happens monthly at the county road department located at 501 Bacon Creek Road,…
Brian & his family are doing renovations at their house. The crews did great, but Brian struggled a bit.
Hardin County School’s Performing Arts Center Executive Director Bart Lovins talks about highlights and introduced the student spotlight Danielle Nolan from Central Hardin High School.
The Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland is having their biggest fundraisers this Saturday, September 24th. Executive Director Tonya House and Lexi Holsclaw told Brian…
Giovani Santiago – Latin Awards winning singer/gospel artist. He is also in the worship band at First Christian Church in Elizabeththown.
The public meeting will be September 15th from 5pm to 8pm at New Hope Community Church, which is located at 34 Dee Street, Elizabethtown.
The Okay Fest is a Kentucky music festival featuring a lineup of local original bands October 1, 2022. The festival will include live music, merch…
Cameron Ponder Cycling Classic is happening September 17, 2022 at Freeman Lake Park. Trooper Ponder was killed in the line of duty on September 13,…
Air Force Veteran Mike Bratcher will be attempting to break a state record for the number of skydive jumps done in 1 day. He is…
This month’s PAC Spotlight Ambassadors are both PAC ProAm Beauty and the Beast cast members:HCS ONline Learning Academy’s Ethan Grose is playing Chip and Bardstown…
Clarity Solutions is having their annual fundraiser for the Walk for Life coming up on Sept. 10, 2022.
East Hardin Middle School’s BETA Club sponsor Molly Hazle talked about how the club is collecting money to help send the Hindman BETA Club to…
Elizabethtown St. Baldrick’s Downtown Shavedown is happening Sept. 11, 2022 at the Historic State Theater.
Researchers think they found the ideal temperature for our brains, but the way they went about it leaves some questions.
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College President Dr. Juston Pate explains what the Family Scholar House is.
A guy is having some fun with a cheese stick he found in the house he recently moved into.
Superintendent Teresa Morgan talks about how the Hardin County School District is preparing for the first day of school and how students and families can…
Elizabethtown Community & Technical College President/CEO Dr. Juston Pate talks about the team’s time in Eastern Kentucky yesterday (8/4/22) as they delivered supplies collected in…
Mayor Pam Ogden is trying to find the owners of a family of 9 pigs wandering around Vine Grove.
City of Elizabethtown Events Coordinator Sarah Vaughn gives details about the Cruisin’ events Friday and Saturday.
Let’s Talk About Bugs, Amy! Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talks about native stink bugs and the fair.
United Way of Central Kentucky spokesperson Christa Shouse talked about the community garden, a fundraiser and other events the organization takes part in.
Brian, Trisha & Lindsey Alicna get a behind the scenes look at how Miller Spectacular Shows plan, set up and run the rides, games and…
It started with creating emojis, then zooming them and somehow it went to braille phone screens.
Amy Aldenderfer from the Hardin County Extension Office talks about ants, hummingbirds and hornets nests.
Rodney Justo from Atlanta Rhythm Section talks about their upcoming show at the State Theater this weekend.
From falling out of the bed to waking up just to wash your hands…this conversation was something.
Hardin County Clerk Debbie Donnelly explains the voting process for the Primary Election happening next month.
Brian told Trisha about an old elevator in Elizabethtown and they went and checked to see if it was still there.
Brian & Trisha want to do TikToks, but since they didn’t know anything they called on a local TikTok star.
Joshua & Sara Bradford are the owners of Tin Roof Coffee. They converted a former school bus into a mobile coffee shop with an indoor seating area.
Chris Jessie from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, District 4, talked about this week being Work Zone Safety Week.
Brian is obsessed with Peeps. Trisha likes them enough to support his going overboard with the samplings. This year they invited a special guest to taste the different types.
CASA of the Heartland’s Executive Director, Norma Hatfield, gave an update on the impact of the volunteers helping abused and neglected children in the Hardin County court system.
While Trisha is on vacation Brian had Taylor Durden filling in. Adam in the Afternoon came on to help announce the official winner of the Bracket Challenge. Thanks to Colton’s Steakhouse and Grill, Gabhart Family Dentistry, Inspire RX Pharmacy, and Magnolia Bank for helping make the Quicksie Bracket Challenge possible!
Is macaroni and cheese “mac” because it’s short for macaroni or is it because “mac” is an acronym for macaroni and cheese?
Trisha went to the chiropractor and it helped! Yet, Brian continues to call her out for trying to self-diagnose her problem.
Impossible Question – Close to 15% of kids say they want to do this for their career? The answer took Brian & Trisha down a path to petting a rhino.
Trisha has been dealing with what the doctor told her is a pinched sciatic nerve. She’s trying different things to remedy it.
Director of Ministry Advancement for Clarity Solutions Maegan Bennett shared details about the upcoming fundraising event. RSVP by April 14th.
Brian & Trisha are going to be sampling Peeps and it could be a big deal, or so they hope.
Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director, Bart Lovins brought Yemi Taylor and Glen Rice for the PAC Spotlight.
Central Hardin High School Junior Haven Renfrow is coordinating a foster parent recruitment event to help find more foster parents, especially for teens.
Is it ok for an adult to lick syrup (or anything else for that matter) off of their fingers?
JT’s Way Gala is happening next month. The Camaro that will be auctioned off is coming along.
Brian found a phone number to call to get a pep talk from a kindergartener. It was legit!
Hardin County Extension Agent Amy Aldenderfer talked about Asian Needle Ant and the Joro parachuting spiders.
David Wheatley is with Boy Scout with Troop 152. He is working on his Eagle Project by doing a food drive in the parking lot of Kroger on Towne Drive in Elizabethtown this Saturday, 3/19, and Sunday, 3/20 from 10am – 2pm.
United Way of Central Kentucky’s spokesperson Christa Shouse talks about workplace campaigns and the new podcasts the organization is doing.
Greenspace spokesperson Matt Deneen talks about the upcoming Wild & Scenic Film Festival. One of the featured films was made here in Elizabethtown. The festival will be at the State Theater on April 23, 2022.
Your local sports update with Will Reynolds, sponsored by Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.
This morning’s Impossible Question was – 20% of people don’t have one of these at home. The answer was first aid kits. The conversation that followed got messy.
Norma Hatfield with CASA of the Heartland talks about the ongoing need for volunteers, a pinwheel event and a bourbon fundraiser they are having.
A guy stacked 18 eggs on the back of his hand. Brian & Trisha decided to try it, but weren’t as successful.
A woman and her husband were having toilet issues so they plunged it and were surprised by what they found.
Morning Conversation – What are things that are plural, but seem like they shouldn’t be?
Central Hardin High School Drama Club Presents Schoolhouse Rock Live. Director Sarah Dakin, Savannah & Riley Weber and Alyssa Vittitow talked about the upcoming performances on 3/4 and 3/5.
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Air Methods Flight Paramedic Michael Sandusky explains the importance of having blood products on their aircraft and how people can donate blood at their blood drive on 3/1/22 at Hardin County EMS.
UWCK Executive Director Joe Fowler talked about the need for volunteers in many of the non-profits that United Way of Central Kentucky helps.
Apparently some people think it’s a good idea to hide an engagement ring in food. Brian & Trisha don’t think it’s a good idea. That took them down a road talking about Trisha proposing to her husband (even though there was no food involved in that).
A guy tried to fake cops out by using someone else’s name. Unfortunately the name wasn’t a good one to choose.
Brian & Trisha’s Morning Conversation today is “What uninvited animal has made its way into your house before?” This lead to talking about Turtleman and wondering what he’s up to these days. They found out!
Meade County Emergency Management Director gives advice on how to be prepared for the impending weather.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 4 spokesperson Chris Jessie talks about how they are preparing for the expected ice storm.
Nolin RECC spokesperson Sarah Fellows say it’s a good idea to be prepared for the impending ice storm that is expected to move in tomorrow.
The Hardin County Government got new dump trucks. Brian & Trisha think they should have names.
Morning Conversation – what is something you like to eat in moderation, but couldn’t eat a bowlful of?
The question about Peeps and Brian is not whether they can expire, it’s will they last to the expiration date?
There are soup flavored candles. Brian & Trisha talk about it and it gets kind of strange.
Brian played a joke on Trisha about the plans that the people who bought the acreage of property adjacent to her have.
6 year old Eli Westerfield told Brian & Trisha about him donating all of the money he earned from chores to Helping Hand of Hope.
One roommate installed a camera to figure out which of her 3 roommates was eating her stuff out of the fridge.
Today is National Take Down Your Christmas Tree Day. Brian & Trisha both have at least some of their Christmas decor up, including Trisha’s Snow Buddy collection.
Some researchers think starting skateboarding in your 40s & 50s may help boost your mood.