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Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland Organizes Virtual Drive

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Throughout the month of November, Feeding America Kentucky’s Heartland is organizing a virtual food drive. Similar to online shopping, items can be selected via their website and shipped directly to the Feeding America warehouse. 

“We’re doing this because of the enormous need that we have seen over the past year. This Thanksgiving is projected to be one of the most expensive meals in the history of the holiday, and we want to help bridge the gap between those in need and those wanting to experience the holiday,” states Feeding America Volunteer Coordinator Kaitlyn Jackson. 

Donations are being accepted now through November 30th. To donate, visit FeedingAmericaKY.Fenly.org.

Domestic Dispute Leaves One Dead in Breckinridge County

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A domestic argument left one dead and another injured in Breckinridge County. On October 20, 2021 around 6:52 a.m. CT, Kentucky State Police was notified by the Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office requesting assistance in investigating a shooting that had occured at a residence near the 2000 block of Lonnie Haynes Road in Breckinridge County.

When troopers arrived on scene, they discovered Dennis Devers deceased outside of the residence. The preliminary investigation revealed that during a domestic argument, Amanda Devers had shot her husband multiple times. Amanda Devers had a single gunshot wound after she accidentally shot herself in the foot. She was transported to Baptist Health Hardin for treatment and was later released. She was charged with murder and lodged in the Breckinridge County Detention Center.

The investigation is ongoing by KSP Post 4 Detective Bryan Washer.

Red River Waste Solutions Files for Bankruptcy

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The company contracted for Hardin County’s residential waste has filed for bankruptcy. “We are aware that Red River has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. We are monitoring the situation to see what that means for Hardin County. At this time, we’ve seen no service interruption. Based upon what little we know at this point, we do not expect any immediate concerns regarding pickup,” stated Hardin County Deputy Judge Executive Daniel London. The case went before the U.S. Court of Bankruptcy in Texas last week. “We are continuing to monitor and stay in contact with company officials to make sure we are not caught off guard by any actions, and we are undergoing contingency planning just to ensure that there is no disruption, or minimal disruption.”

No other details have been released at this time.

Baptist Health Hardin to Offer Sports Injury Clinic

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Baptist Health Hardin is now offering a Saturday morning Sports Injury Clinic beginning tomorrow. The clinic will be open to high school athletes with sports-related injuries. No appointment is necessary. The clinic opens at 7:30, and all patients must be signed in by 8:30. Patients will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis at the Diagnostics and Imaging part of the hospital campus. For more information, visit the Baptist Health Hardin Facebook page.