This month's Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center spotlight features Central Hardin High School student Austin Mays, PAC summer intern Sara Mays and Director Bart Lovins.

Edna Berger gives details about the Tavern in the Garden at the Brown Pusey House in Elizabethtown.

Local sports with Eric Cornish.

Last Weekend At The Box OfficeFast X $67.0MGuardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 $32.4MThe Super Mario Bros. Movie $9.6MBook Club: The Next Chapter $3.0MEvil Dead Rise $2.4M

New To TheatersComedy, About My Father PG-13Action Thriller, Kandahar RThe Little Mermaid PGAction Comedy, The Machine R

New To StreamingComedy, Platonic (series) Apple TV+Thriller, The Clearing (series) HuluBlood & Gold, Netflix

New to DVD and Blu-rayDungeons & Dragons PG-1365 PG-13A Good Person R

Grab some popcorn, pull up a seat and enjoy the show!

Creekfront in Hodgenville will be filled with motorcycles on June 3rd for BBQ & Bikes. American Legion Post 87 is inviting people from all over for a day of live music, bike show, beer trailer, food trucks, vendors, kid zone and more. A charity bike ride hosted by KMA/KBA #12 will be a LaRue County High School. Registration at 8am. Kick stands up at 10am. $20 per bike. For more details, contact Russell Tucker at 270-734-0987.

Central Hardin High School coach Tim Mattingly gives details about the football camp open to kids going into grades 1-9. [email protected].

Local sports with Eric Cornish.

Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregory, West Point Mayor Richard Ciresi, Radcliff Mayor J.J. Duvall, and Vine Grove Mayor Pam Ogden are having a cook-off on June 1st. Clean Good Eats Cooking Studio is partnering with Kinetic by Windstream to give the mayors an opportunity to compete and the community to raise funds. All money raised will go to the charity of the winner's choosing.

Garrison Commander Col. Lance O’Bryan & Anderson Aquatics Center Manager Amy Fausnaugh talk about:-Fort Knox Memorial Day Events-Fort Knox Water Park Season Opening-Kids Fishing Derby

This week we will meet Oliver and Sonja, two new dogs hoping to find a new furever home. The shelter is also holding an adoption special on all adult dogs, $25 and they still get their normal vetting.

Since 2017 we have featured 504 animals and adopted out 501 of them!

Donate directly to support the shelter at: https://hcky.org/animal-control-department/animal-control-donations

You can see all the shelter’s adoptable pets on PetFinder.com or by stopping by in person at 220 Peterson Drive in E-town.

You are welcome to reach out to them by phone as well at 270-769-3428 or visit the county’s website at hcky.org for more information on the services offered.

Furever Friends brought to you by Pet Supplies Plus on Towne Drive in Elizabethtown.