A development group focused on Elizabethtown’s downtown gave its new three-story structure on Public Square a vintage appearance suitable for the historic setting. Now the restaurant and bar planning to occupy the ground floor is reaching into the city’s past for its new name.

Rineyville Days on Saturday offered a variety of activities for all, including vendors to browse, inflatables, a pancake breakfast, a car show, face painting, fireworks and more.

Set up with a booth inside Pritchard Community Center on Saturday was Phoenix Fielder. With her mom, Grekii Fielder, and her grandma, Constance Griffin, on each side of her, Phoenix during the Elizabethtown Parks and Recreation fall festival sold more than 100 pieces of handmade jewelry.

The delivery of “Hardin County Kentucky History and Families,” a history book developed as a fundraising idea for the Hardin County History Museum, has been delayed.

A new business in downtown Elizabethtown is offering customers the opportunity to take a step back in time as they take in the sounds of 8-bit sound effects, pinball flappers, the striking of air hockey pucks and music from the 1970s and 1980s.

At competitions around the country, men and women put their marksman and equestrian skills to the test in mounted shooting events.