Good morning, Frankfort.

Mary Jo Hatchett and Dee Birkes — Habitat for Humanity representatives — are launching a new housing initiative for local veterans in Frankfort, with construction set to begin soon.

A local family has launched Christmas Unlocked, a web app that delivers personalized clues + puzzles so kids can join a Christmas hunt on Christmas Eve.

Developed by web designer Josh Jacobs, the experience is now live for families to enjoy on any device.

The Kentucky Association of School Administrators launched the Kentucky Principal Leadership Academy, a research-informed 15-month program for principals designed to build leadership skills and prepare them for new challenges.

The initiative began recently and will support educators statewide.

Capital Indivisible promotes early voting with Monday, Oct.

26, Tuesday, Oct. 27 and Wednesday, Oct. 28 demonstrations on Capital Avenue Bridge, Mero Street and Frankfort Place Shopping Center; registered voters can vote early from Oct. 29 to Oct. 31 at sites including Yes Arts + Capital City Christian Church ahead of Nov. 3 elections.

Junior Dorian Assibey-Mensah earned the Bilby Law Office Player of the Game honor when he scored a touchdown for Western Hills during the Franklin County game on Oct.

16 (the Wolverines lost to FCHS).

Kentucky State football will host Savannah State on Saturday at Alumni Stadium (kickoff at 1 p.m.) as the Thorobreds honor 20 seniors and mark breast cancer awareness and Teacher Appreciation Day with free faculty tickets.

Franklin County junior Gannon Gortney won the boys race at the County Championships last week, setting a personal record of 10:24 on 3,000 meters and earning the Traditional Bank Athlete of the Week honor.