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The Elizabethtown Police Department was able to close a large number of criminal mischief cases yesterday. These cases, which occurred between September 13th and November 11th, were all in the area of the Winchester Park subdivision.
Any information on crimes should be reported to law enforcement, and anonymous tips can be given by contacting Hardin County Crimestoppers.
With many switching to online learning, Breckinridge County Schools made the decision yesterday to continue with an A/B schedule format for their in-person instruction until Christmas break. This decision comes after Breckinridge county found itself in the red in terms of COVID-19 cases in recent weeks.
Superintendent Nick Carter also says that the staff of Breckinridge County Schools have worked with the precautions and steps they’ve had to take to adapt to the pandemic. Meade county officials announced yesterday that they would remain on NTI for the rest of the week.
A Glendale man was arrested over the weekend after he allegedly tried to shoot his father. On Friday, the suspect, Aaron Florian, was at his home with his father when he became very agitated. He stated that his father was not acting right, and grabbed a rifle on several occasions, pointing it at his father and making numerous threats against his life. On one such occasion, he allegedly placed the rifle on the back of his father’s head and pulled the trigger. However, the weapon malfunctioned and did not fire. Florian also reportedly told his father that he would not live to see saturday. Florian, however, was apprehended on the 14th. He faces charges of attempted murder, terroristic threatening, and wanton endangerment, and was lodged in the Hardin County Detention Center.
With Elizabethtown, Hardin, LaRue, and Grayson counties already making the announcement of NTI last week, another school district has moved to online learning, at least for today. Meade County Schools announced late last night that virtual instruction would take place today. The district cited a lack of bus drivers and district quarantines as a cause for the move. Breckinridge County Schools, on the other hand, announced last week that they would continue on with their A/B schedule for students of the district. The district had only transitioned to NTI for one school, Hardinsburg Elementary, last week.
The accelerated rise in covid-19 cases has led health departments to deploy new strategies when it comes to contact tracing.
Lincoln Trail Spokesperson Terrie Burgan says information about the quarantine process can be found on the department’s website. As previously reported, the district saw 92% of their total cases in the month of October.
