Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 27th of April.
Good morning, Frankfort.
Three lost hikers from Menifee County were guided to safety Saturday night by Wolfe County Search & Rescue Team, which sent a locator link and remote instructions directing them along Osborne Bend Trail to Highway 746 where a deputy met them after 1.93 miles.
The Woodford Humane Society reports that economic challenges and a housing crisis are causing more pet surrenders and longer shelter stays.
It hosted a 50 percent off adoption event this weekend (with some animals, like Rum, still waiting for permanent homes).
First Baptist Church in Paris welcomed L.
Rodney Bennett as its 13th pastor on Sunday. Bennett — a Frankfort resident with a background in education — shared his vision of uniting the congregation while members expressed their approval.
Buffalo Trace Distillery announced that the John G.
Carlisle Cafe will open May 11 at its historic Elmer T. Lee Clubhouse — a 4,900 sqft dining space with 70 seats, patio, made-to-order menu and daily specials during a three-week celebration.
Painted Clay Pot Mushrooms
11 a.m. — Paul Sawyier Public Library — Free entry — Get creative and add a whimsical touch to your garden with handmade clay pot mushrooms for all ages.
2026 River Rat Run 3K
6-8 p.m. — River View Park — Registration fees apply — Enjoy an evening of fitness and community at the River Rat Run 3K race.
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