Three local school districts have teamed up to create public service announcements aimed at getting students back in the classroom. After Hardin county reached the red zone in terms of COVID-19 cases, Hardin County Schools, Elizabethtown Independent, and St. James Catholic schools decided to work together on video PSA’s urging the public to follow health and safety guidelines to get students back in the classroom.
The videos can be seen on the district’s Facebook pages, as well as HCEC-TV.
A Vine Grove man was arrested yesterday after allegedly admitting to sexually abusing a minor.
According to arrest records, police went to a residence late last month to interview the man, Terrance Clark Jr., after he was identified as a suspect in a sexual abuse case. Clark agreed to speak with investigators, admitting to the charges against him in the case police were investigating. The actions in question were alleged to have happened at his home in Vine Grove, with Clark saying they had. Clark was arrested and charged with 1st degree rape and sodomy, as well as unlawful transaction with a minor 1st. He was lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center.
After the first snowfall of the year, officials with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet are offering tips on driving in winter weather. While speed is the main factor to be aware of, district 4 spokesperson Chris Jessie says there are other steps to take when driving.
Jessie also notes that the cabinet is stocked up on road salt, and is fully prepared for any dangerous road conditions this winter.
