Brian & Trisha – Quicksie 98.3

Brian & Trisha learned about the cats that were used to take care of the pigeon problem on the courthouse in downtown Elizabethtown in the 1980s.

Today is Bryce Shumate's last day as the Hardin County Emergency Management Director.

Brian & Trisha gave an update on the vulture issue around downtown Elizabethtown and tried to clear up some concerns that have been expressed.

Outgoing Executive Director Norma Hatfield gives her last update for the need for volunteers to help children in our community to be their voices in the Hardin county court system.

Quicksie's Station Owner Bill Evans was Trisha's guest host. They took a walk down memory lane as Bill talked about how Quicksie got started 53 years ago and other interesting things along the way.

Mayor Pam Ogden invites the community to light up Vine Grove Friday, Dec. 2nd at 5:30pm at City Hall. The Christmas Auction will take place at 6:30pm. Proceeds from the auction will help buy gifts for underprivileged children in Vine Grove.

Director Carmen Caldera-Brozska and cast member Brennan Price talk about the upcoming performance of It's a Wonderful Life at the Elizabethtown Performing Arts Center.  December 8th & 9th. Tickets are available at https://gofan.co/app/school/KY11167

City Events Coordinator Sarah Vaughn, spokesperson Amy Inman and Adam Case talked about the Christmas parade and other events happening Saturday, 12/3, as well Christmas craft activities.

Jody Bingham is looking to start an adult baseball league in Hardin county.

Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center Director Bart Lovins spotlights EHS student Ava Emerine.