Good morning, Frankfort.

On Friday evening, Second Street hosted a kids-friendly National Night Out event with inflatables, foam pits, food trucks and a live DJ.

Organized by the Frankfort Police and Fire Departments (in partnership with Yes Arts, local churches and community groups), the event delivered family fun and strengthened community ties.

Dr. Jim Tidwell, a retired professor, will speak at the Frankfort Heritage Lecture on Saturday, Aug.

8 from 1-2:30 p.m. at the Paul Sawyier Public Library to explain Cove Spring Park’s role in local history and the early bourbon industry.

Kentucky shoppers who purchased GreenWise organic frozen blueberries and whole mixed berries from Publix were warned not to eat them after a recall on July 31 due to potential E. coli (O145) contamination; products can be returned for a full refund.

Coach Will Stein emphasized details and strength in numbers during fall camp as Wildcats prepare for their season opener on Saturday, Sept.

5 at Kroger Field — he highlighted quarterback competition and a new practice schedule to ensure player safety.

Downtown Summer Slam on Friday night offered live wrestling matches, food vendors and a museum merchandise table on St. Clair Street.

The Capital City Museum and Kentucky Wrestling Federation hosted the event featuring three title matches that celebrated all things Miss Elizabeth.