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01/06/2025

Guess you could say Bobby Jack Murphy coming to afternoons left Mother Nature frozen in her tracks!!! In all seriousness though… While we hate to be off-air, you can still stream us online at wolf943.com, the Wolf App, or with Amazon Alexa! Hope to be howling with you again over the airwaves soon. Then we’ll be sure to give Bobby Jack a PROPER welcome to !

01/06/2025

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1% of the world does THIS each day…

One answer from the comments will be chosen as the winner once it’s answered correctly. Good luck, Wolf Country!

01/06/2025

You know, it’s not my driving abilities I’m worried about. It’s YOURS! 😂

Stay safe out there, Wolf Country!

01/06/2025

LIVE: Kevin is on-air with Chris Jessie from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Chris Denham with Elizabethtown Police Department, Radcliff Mayor JJ Duvall, Sarah Fellows with Nolin Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation and more throughout the night! Listen online wolf943.com, the Wolf App, or with Amazon Alexa!

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01/06/2025

Kevin will be on air at 7 PM with several local officials and agencies within Wolf Country to provide you the most updated information on road conditions, forecasts, power outages and more. You can also stream us online at wolf943.com, the Wolf App, and by using Amazon Alexa.

01/05/2025

01/05/2025

Update from Elizabethtown Police Department:

***ROAD CONDITION UPDATE***

We’ve received substantial snowfall, and the precipitation has now switched to rain. With below freezing temperatures, the rain is freezing, creating hazardous road conditions.
City, county, and state road crews are working diligently, but despite their best efforts, road conditions remain poor and are rapidly getting worse.
Stay warm, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary travel. We’ll keep you updated as conditions change.

01/05/2025

LATEST CLOSINGS/DELAYS: Check out the on wolf943.com to get the latest closing delays. They also scroll across the top of the site!! The Snow Report is brought to you by Superior Gutter Systems and Paroquet Springs Conference Centre

Snow Report 🔗: wolf943.com/snowreport

01/05/2025

Gates on Upper Colesburg Road and Miller Road, are both officially closed until further notice. Please stay safe Hardin County!

01/05/2025

Here are some important tips from our friends at the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet:

❄️ Snow and ice are expected Sunday into Monday.
❄️ KYTC crews will be treating and clearing roads to keep routes passable.
❄️ If you see KYTC crews on the road, please give them space to work safely.
❄️Avoid travel. If you must be out, make sure you have an emergency car kit.
❄️Remember bridges/overpasses freeze faster than roads.
❄️Drive alert and slow down.

Stay safe out there, Wolf Country!

01/05/2025

Snowfighters are out as a winter storm moves through western and central Kentucky, making for snowy travel lanes. Conditions are expected to worsen as snow and ice moves east. If you don’t have to be out, consider today a snow day and stay in! Less traffic means more room for our snowfighters and first responders to work safely. Check GoKY.ky.gov for traffic cams to monitor conditions.

01/05/2025

01/05/2025

***SECOND UPDATE***

We were just notified by Hardin County Government the warming shelters, with the exception of the Valley Creek Fire Department, will not open until the winter storm begins. Please follow our social media pages for updates, as we will announce their opening there.

***UPDATE***
We were just notified by Hardin County Emergency Management that Central Hardin Fire Station 2 WILL NOT be opening as a warming center at this time.

Please see the below press release we shared with our media partners concerning the upcoming weather:

Media Partner,

With the upcoming winter weather, we want to share details about the warming centers in Hardin County. Please note that these centers are strictly for warming purposes only, no amenities, such as food or other provisions, will be available.

While the exact impact of this weather event is still uncertain, it could be significant. We urge everyone to make preparations now. If you have friends or loved ones who are oxygen-dependent or otherwise unable to care for themselves, please work with them to develop a plan immediately.

If someone finds themself without power or adequate shelter and are unable to transport themselves to a warming center, we, along with the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, will assist in extreme cases. Please understand that resources are likely to be limited, and this service should only be utilized in the most critical situations.

This weather event is highly dynamic, and our response will adapt as the situation develops. The City of Elizabethtown will be assisting Hardin County Government by leading efforts with dissemination of information throughout this event. Social media will remain the most efficient way for us to provide timely updates, so please stay tuned to our posts. If you haven’t already, we encourage you to download the City of Elizabethtown mobile app for easy access to updates.

If you have non-emergency questions or require assistance, you can contact the Hardin County Emergency Operations Center at 270-765-5978, the Elizabethtown Police Department at 270-765-4125, or Hardin County Control 270 737 5669. For emergencies, dial 911.

Warming Centers Currently Open:
• West 84 Fire Department: 21129 Sonora Hardin Springs Rd., Big Clifty
• Rineyville Fire Department: 6038 Rineyville Rd., Rineyville
• Central Hardin Volunteer Fire Dept Station 1: 2220 Ring Rd., Elizabethtown
• Central Hardin Volunteer Fire Dept Station 2: 114 Nicholas St., Elizabethtown
• Valley Creek Fire Department: 2927 Valley Creek Rd., Elizabethtown
• Vine Grove Fire Department: 513 Highland Ave., Vine Grove
• Stephensburg Fire Department: 10601 Leitchfield Rd., Cecilia
• Upton Community Center: 377 College Street Rd., Upton

Stay safe and take care of one another!

Best,

Chris Denham
Publicly Affairs Officer
Elizabethtown Police Department

01/04/2025

The below warming shelters are open. ⚠️❄️

We will continue to update this listing within our service region as information becomes available.

Please note that food and cots are not provided, this is just to stay warm as the winter storm progresses.

Full listing of Kentucky shelters: http://tinyurl.com/EmergencyShelterKY

Stay safe everyone!

**Edited 1/4, 11:29pm ET**

01/03/2025

WOLF WANTS TO KNOW:

Would you rather quit a job you hate with no backup plan or stick it out until you find another opportunity?

01/03/2025

Confidence continues to grow for a significant and impactful winter storm early Sunday morning into Monday midday. This storm will produce significant amounts of wintry precipitation from snow, sleet, freezing rain and for some, a period of rain. Uncertainty remains on the exact track of this storm and how four precipitation types will be distributed across the region. Because of this, detailed precipitation types and amounts are uncertain for any one location. However, heavy snow and ice are expected to cause hazardous travel conditions and scattered to numerous power outages in southern Indiana and portions of central Kentucky.

Precipitation is expected to start Sunday morning, mainly in the form of snow with a few locations receiving sleet. During the day Sunday, the precipitation will transition over to a wintry mix with mainly snow along and north of the I-64 corridor into southern Indiana, with the potential for significant icing over the northern half of Kentucky, mainly along and north of the Western Kentucky and Bluegrass Parkways. Further south towards the KY/TN border we will see snow, ice and even a transition over to rain for a time, especially along the KY/TN border.

Please keep in mind that as we get more data, and start to iron out the finer details, like snow and ice amounts, this forecast will likely start to change.

01/03/2025

As they say… we gotta do it the right way, Hardin County!