Good morning, Frankfort.

On Thursday, Oct. 1, Frankfort Elks Lodge #530 donated $3,500 from the Gratitude Grant Program (of the National Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks) to Capital City Activity Center/Meals on Wheels Greater Frankfort as René True handed the check to Executive Director Marchele Jenkins. The donation supports food services for local seniors.

The Ashbrook Hotel has launched Field Note, its new on-site restaurant led by Chef Mikey Miller, and it is now serving brunch, lunch, and dinner using locally sourced ingredients at 300 Washington St.

Bridgeport Christian Church is hosting a readers theatre production 'Medley for the Dead of Night' on Sunday, Oct.

18 at 3 p.m. at 175 Evergreen Road — the free event features classic literary works from Poe, Shakespeare, and more.

Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell has asked state officials to ease restrictions on dyed diesel to help farmers manage record fuel costs in Frankfort.

He said the change would ease high operating expenses for local farms.

The Kentucky Department for Public Health confirmed 82 measles cases in the state as the outbreak continues, and local health officials in Frankfort urge residents to review vaccination records.

Kentucky State football reached the No. 1 spot in the HBCU Division II poll after a historic win over Albany State on Sep.

26 and is now ranked No. 24 in the NCAA poll. The Thorobreds will travel to Jacksonville for a game against Edward Waters Saturday at 2 p.m.