Good morning, Frankfort.

Franklin Countians can fight hunger on Saturday, May 9 when 63 letter carriers deliver donation bags at local mailboxes.

Sponsored by the National Association of Letter Carriers, the annual food drive will support the Emergency Community Food Pantry and the St. Vincent de Paul pantry (serving local families).

Second Street School is searching for a new principal after Samantha Sams announced she will step down at the end of the academic year.

The school is using stakeholder surveys and community input to guide the selection process.

Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources will host a live auction on Monday, May 4 at 1 Sportsman Lane for surplus and confiscated hunting and fishing gear.

Registration opens at 7 a.m. ET + the auction starts at 9:30 a.m. ET outdoors, rain or shine.

FEMA has announced $19.9 million in funding to build flood resilience across five states.

In Kentucky, a $416,200 project in Floyd County will acquire and demolish five National Flood Insurance Program properties in the Wayland community.

Franklin County girls and Frankfort High boys won track team titles at the County Championships on Wednesday at Western Hills.

The girls scored 61 points and the boys 68, with standout performances in sprints and jumps.

Franklin County and Western Hills high school baseball teams split their games this week; Thursday at WHHS the Flyers came from behind to win 5 to 4 in the 10th inning, while Wednesday Hills secured a 7 to 5 victory with strong early scoring.

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.