Good morning, Frankfort.

Kentucky writer Wendell Berry, a farmer and conservationist known for his passionate writings on the land, died Monday at his Port Royal home at 92; community members are encouraged to honor his legacy by donating to The Berry Center in lieu of flowers.

Frankfort High School closed for the week after a fire in one classroom on Sunday (5:15 a.m.) caused significant sprinkler and fire department damage; no one was hurt, and students have started virtual learning with chromebooks and meals.

Second Street School remains open on its regular schedule.

House Bill 485 will let judges hospitalize people with mental illness faster once training is complete, as the new law removes the need to prove immediate danger.

Mental health advocates say the change marks a long-awaited step toward better care.

Frankfort High's boys soccer team won the Region All A Classic last week to secure the title, and Ewan McKee was named Traditional Bank Athlete of the Week.

The Panthers play Danville Saturday at 8 p.m. at Capitol View Park for a tournament berth.