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Wash hands to avoid Hep A

Hepatitis A, a highly contagious infection that targets the liver, is on the rise in Kentucky.
Although no cases have been confirmed in Henry County, North Central District Health Department Environmental Director David Cammack urged caution.
“We’re so close to Louisville, which is experiencing an outbreak, that we want to get the word out to educate people about what’s going on,” he said.
According to Kentucky’s Department of Public Health, 214 cases were reported in Jefferson County alone as of April 16. One person has died from the disease since the outbreak began.

Wildcats band together to search...

Sophomores Sydney Bastin and Alyssa Wilson created the Henry County High School Wildcat Walk-up to stand with students on the 19-year anniversary of the Columbine High School shootings that ended 13 lives. Students across the country walked out of classrooms at 10 a.m. to honor those killed in school halls, cafeterias and classrooms.
Unlike those protests, Bastin and Wilson wanted to discourage angry chants and violent images at marches convened during class time, opting instead for a positive, quiet and non-disruptive event held before the first bell rang.

Louisville man may face child...

There’s a question on the minds of a prosecutor in the case of a 37-year-old Louisville man accused of trying to lure local teens for sex over Instagram, according to a discussion in court April 12.

After a citizen’s report of a suspicious man hanging around Coach D Park and talking to a group of 12-year-old girls, Eminence Officer Phillip Parham tracked down a suspect through his use of a bank card at a local fast food restaurant.

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