Good morning, Frankfort.

Franklin County firefighters rescued Shooter, a horse trapped in a frozen pond Friday.

Multiple teams from Engine 10, Engine 6, Rescue 10, Frankfort Fire EMS, Emergency Management and Anderson County animal rescue freed the animal safely without injury.

Downtown Frankfort Inc. will host a Chocolate Stroll on Saturday, Feb.

7 at 5 p.m. at the Capital City Museum. Sponsored by Traditional Bank, the event offers chocolate treats from Rebecca Ruth Candy Factory, live harp performance by Elaine Cook & free shuttle service from 5 to 8 p.m.

The Capital City Activity Center at Meals on Wheels in Frankfort will host a full week of events starting Monday, featuring billiards at 8:30 a.m., bingo sessions, exercise and drum classes, knitting help, and a Friday Free Food drive for pantry needs.

Paul Sawyier Public Library offers a busy week of programs for adults and youth starting Monday at 6 p.m. with Alzheimer’s Association discussions, career support, art workshops and readings, plus a Heritage Lecture on Saturday (Feb.

7) about Harry Mordecai, all held at the library.

Frankfort-based Mary Hamilton will tell stories at Paul Sawyier Public Library at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb.

5, to kick off the 2026 Story by Story season; the acclaimed storyteller (with 40 years of experience) will share her unique narratives.

Michelle Gross, a middle school teacher with 22 years’ experience at Spencer County Middle School, is a finalist for the National Teacher of the Year award by the Council of Chief State School Officers and will travel to Washington, D.C. for interviews — the winner is to be announced this spring.

Kentucky State University Preview Day

5:30 AM - 10 PM — Kentucky State University — Complimentary for students — Experience a day filled with campus activities, a game, and memorable moments at KSU.

The Fast and The Furriest 5K

12 AM — Hancock Picnic Pavilion — Approximate registration cost — Lace up for a pawsome 5K run with your furry friends.