play_arrow
94.3 the Wolf Country That'll Make You Howl!
Area veterans organizations are partnering to sponsor a special screening at Crowne Pointe Theatre on Friday.
The Elizabethtown Elks Lodge No. 2891, the Kentucky Elks Association, VFW Posts 10281 and 12237, and American Legion Post 113 are offering the community the chance to be among the first in the country to see Brothers After War, the follow-up to the award-winning documentary Brothers at War. The film will be screened at Crowne Pointe Theatre at 3 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. Friday.
According to a release from the Elizabethtown Elks Lodge, Brothers After War “takes viewers on an emotional journey, exploring the challenges veterans face as they transition from the battlefield to civilian life.” The film combines footage filmed during the Iraq War with present-day reunions, and focuses on the struggles of PTSD, depression, and the search for meaning.
The film is produced by actor Gary Sinise, and directed by Jake Rademacher, who also directed Brothers at War. Tickets are available on Crowne Pointe Theatre’s website and more information is available by contacting the Elizabethtown Elks Lodge.
Written by: 94.3 The Wolf
Elizabethtown City Council has unanimously approved up to $17 million in general obligation bond authority for the planned City Hall at 2323 Ring Road.
todayOctober 13, 2026 8 1
A zone-change request for a proposed Dollar General at 2305 Hodgenville Road has been withdrawn, removing it from the Hardin County Planning and Development Commission’s October 13 agenda. The meeting remains open to the public, but no hearings are on the agenda.
©Skytower Communications LLC., WULF 943
Post comments (0)