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The missing Breckinridge County minor was located over the weekend. Fifteen-year-old, Cadence Riggle was reported missing last Sunday the sixteenth from her grandparent’s residence. For more information visit the Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office Facebook Page.
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The FBI concluded its search at a farm in Bardstown on Friday. The search came as a part of the larger investigation into the disappearance of Crystal Rogers that took place in 2015. There is a reward of up to 25,000 dollars for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the individual or individuals responsible. To provide information in relation to this case call 1-800-CALL-FBI or visit crystalrogerstaskforce.com.
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Central Hardin High School Drama Club is putting on a musical production of Wizard of Oz this weekend. Director Sarah Dakin stated, “We have public performances Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 4pm. You can get the tickets at thepac.net. It is the same ticket price for everybody, Kindergarten through Adults. If you have little ones who are not in school yet, there are instructions on the website about how to get a free ticket for them.” The show will be held at the Hardin County Schools Performing Arts Center. They will be accepting donations that night that will benefit the center. For more information visit THEPAC.NET.
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Grayson County has dubbed next week Red Ribbon Week. Red Ribbon Week serves as a reminder that everyday Americans make significant daily contributions because they live drug free. The school system will celebrate by featuring different daily themes. For further details visit The Grayson County Schools Facebook page.
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The Elizabethtown Police Department is hosting a food drive. Public information officer Chris Denham stated, “In partnership with Central Valley Feed the Homeless, we are hosting a food drive in support of their efforts. As part of their mission, Central Valley Feed the Homeless facilitates a safe return for displaced individuals back to their region of origin. They also provide individuals with nonperishable food items to sustain them during their travels. For additional information, you may contact Chris Denham by calling 270 765 4125 or by email at chris.denham@elizabethtownky.gov”. A collection bin will be located inside the lobby of the Police Department until November the 2nd. They will also be collecting monetary donations in support of the efforts. For a list of suggested food items visit the Elizabethtown Police Department’s Facebook page.
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