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The Lincoln Trail District Health Department has announced that there are currently 48 cases of COVID-19 in their service area. The breakdown of cases is as follows: 22 in Hardin, two in Larue, ten in Marion, two in Meade, nine in Nelson, and three in Washington. However, despite all the negativity, the department is doing their best to share the positive things happening as well. Public Health Director Sarah Jo Best noted that the majority of those with the virus have been able to isolate at home, not having to go to a hospital. In addition, there are some who are actively recovering from the virus and being released from quarantine. The department continues to urge residents to practice safe social distancing and to follow the Governor’s ten-step plan.
Fort Knox is making the public aware of a change in policy currently on post. Beginning today, anyone visiting a public or shopping facility on post is required to wear a face covering at all times. This includes the visitor center, post office, and Lindsey Golf Course Pro Shop among others. The health code on post currently is “Charlie”.
The Larue County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating two missing teens. 16-year-old Taylor Flatt and 17-year-old Cole Roberts have been reported missing by their families. It is possible that the two missing juveniles are together. Information on the whereabouts of Taylor or Cole should be directed to the Larue County Sheriff’s Office or other local authorities. Photos of the two are available to view on the Larue County Sheriff’s Office Facebook page.