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www .lhenewsenlerprise.com ENTERPRISE Grayson County - - girl to appear on 'Lockout' is no knockout 'Toddlers & Tiaras' R!AD THE REVIEW. PULSE, A10 NEWS, A3 APR il 19, 2»12 SERYIH G HUDIH COU NTY SIN CE 19 14 REAC H SU BSC RI BER SE RV IC ES AT (21 0) 50H71O 50 Uft t l E'townteen arrestedin connectIon• to area fires By SARAH BENNETT obenneLt@thenewoenL<"Tprioe.com Elizabethtown police arrested an 18-yea r~ld woman \Yednesday morning suspected of start ing eight fires since March 25 throughout down town. Rachel Dembek of Elizabeth town was arrested early Wed nesday and charged with one count ca(;h of set;ond- and third degree arson. The charges stem N..... C_/fhO __ from fires sct Tuesday night and New Highland Elementary S<:hool flfth-grader Darius Taylor hlgMIvn NOf111an Shumate on Wedneeday momlng during the school·, Wednesday morning, police D.A.R.E. fJ'aduatlon. Shumate and Radellff PoIk:e Chief Jeff CrOI' Ilatped hand out baekpaek, to itudentf; after they reeeived said. eertlllcates and medats. Rusty Todd, fire investigator DEMBEK with Eli7.abcthtown Fire Depart· menl, said an Elizabethtown police officer saw Dembek attempt to ignite a fire at a 105 Dal/is Drive residence. Additional police an d fi rcfight> to CI1l responded at 12:49 a.m. In addition to the Davis Drive fire, police and • firefighters responded at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday to fires in trash receptacles in the area of 215 and 217 S. Main St. ncar Hall's Supply & Tool Repai r - the location of an earlier fire. a diffe Todd said the flames and damage largely were confined to the trash r&eptades with the classes for about eight years. The pro ementary schools throughout Hardin exterior paint of one building oollecting some Classes encourage h'TIUll, which stands for Drug Abuse County with Officer Bryce Shumate ~ , . Resistance Education, no! only is to teaching classes in Radcliff, Willough Duri ng interviews with police, Dembek al educate students about the hannful ef by and Sgt. Tim Cleary teaching class· legcd.ly admitted to starting the most recent fifes students, parents feets of drug use, he said, but abo is es in Elizabethtown, and Hardin and several others over the last several weeks, about enoouraging discussion, espe County SheriIT's Deputy Bud Bawn according to an EPD news release. cially between students and their fanl gardner teaching classes in county Investigators believe the teen is responsibl e to communicate ilies. schools and in West Poinl for eight fi res, Todd said, most of them confined ~lt opens the doors of oommunica· Willoughby said Cleary also teach· By SARAH BENNETT to trash cans and receptacles. tion between the student and police, es D.A.RE. classes in Eli7..abethtown ~@ ""'D<"""""''I'n...com However, all April 8 fire at Hall's Supply the student and the teacher, but most middle schools and began instrocting started in a trash receptacle behind the 215 S. Over the last several week." area importantly between the student and a high school prog.... un last year. Main St. business and spread to the back of the fifth-grade students have graduated the r arenlS,~ he sai d. Wednesday, Shumate graduated a building ncar the electrical services, Todd said. from local DA R. E. classes, a nation The D.A.RE. proh>"ffim started in fifth·grade class at New Highland Ele· The damage is estimated at $40,000 to $50,000. wide anti-drug prOh'T".uTl that h3.5 edu 1983 in Los Angeles. In 1989, the first mcntary. The students learned about That amount does not include smoke dam cated students in Hardin Omnty for training clllS$ was held in Kentucky, legal drugs ~uch as tobacco, alcohol age, he said, which investigators still are trying more tllm} 20 years. Willoughby said. Fonuer [ PD Depu and prescription medicine as well as to calculate. Virgil Willoughby, public infonna ty Chief Jack Harris taught the first illegal substances such as marijuana, The cost to replace a trash receptacle eRn be tion officer for Eli7.abethtoWTl Police class in Elizabethtown in 1990. he said. Tumto t1RE.S. All Department, has taught local DA R.E Today, the program is taught in el- lum to D.A.R.E.., A ll Area 'Angels' offer business advice Marking the By AMBER COULTER ~ J ",. @l lh.". ..oe n"''I'riK.com sesquicentennial A crowd of about 50 people visited the Historic State Theater on Wednesday to Downtown tour offers learn about local inve~tors and the experiences tlley have gath· insight into Civil War life ered. By MARTY HNLEY Investing Angels of the [email protected] ..>tn'~rpoi ...«> m Heartland featured sevem! lo cal business·minded men and Musket rounds. cannon bl aslS women speaking about their and Civil War drruna will dominate successes and sharing tips with downtown Elizabethtown on Fri potential entrepreneurs and in day night. vestors. The Brown-Pusey Howe, Eliza The event was sponsored by bethtown·Hardin County Heritage the Hardin CoWlty Chanlber of Council, Hardin County History Commerce, the Lincoln Trail IlU.PIC.£T1fl1>O ~ Museum and Momsou Masonic Innovation Center and the Jim FugItt_, CEO of locally headquartered Wind Energy Corp., llvel a Lodge are sponsoring a sesquicen lincoln Trail Ventllfe Group to presentation Wedneeday during thfllnvH tlng Angell of the Heartland tennial commemomtion from 7 to 9 promote the venture group mid worllshop at tlla Hlstorle State Theater eompleK In Elilabetlrtown. Fugttte was p.m. in downtown Elizabethtown, one of three prnente,", who have reo:elved thfl Em. t 11 Young Entrepreneur of Tom \0 BUSINFSS, At2 the Year award. Tom to TOUR. Atl INSIDE WEATHER • TODAY'S OBITUARIES SINCE YOU ASKED Anna florine " Ao~ Berry,92 ABBY ..............A. NEIGHBORS ..... A8 Robert Alexander ~Bobby ~ ResullS of Wednesday's 'flit NlWS CALENDAR ....... A4 OBITUARIES .. ....4 Thompson, 80 ErrtnjJriseonline poll, as of 7 p.m.: CtASSIAEOS ... B6 OPINION .......... A6 Wanda Lou.ise Wenrick, 76 COMICS ........Bll PUl SE ........... A10 Are there too many • COIM'l.£T"E (lIIIIl.JAIIIES. .. QUESTION: lOnERIES •.•.•. B2 PUZZLES •.•.•.. Bl0 crime dramas on television? MONEY ..•......... A9 SPORTS .........•81 Y8S, there ani too many: 54 percent MOVIES ......... 810 TELEVISION ... Bl0 Just enough: 25 percenl No, there aren't &nough: 21 percent MOSTLY SUNNY Follow us TODAY'S QUESTION: \-'lhat's your opinion of page3JI\!; for toddlers? 76/57 ~the fni the poll qo..estion .opn;on' meru at • OOMPLEl"E REPORT. A2 ,,-,~e.prI&e.com INSIDE FRIDAV A2 DIE NEWS·ENTERPRISE THURSD AY , APRil 19, 2m LOCAL NEWS AN D NOTES FROM AROUN D KEN T UGKIANA LOOKING BACK • DAILY BRIEFING ON THIS DATE IN 1775, the RADCLIFF A merican Revolutionary Teen flees Ice War began with the baltlcs City Council to mull of Lexington and Concord. alcohol policies IN 1933, the United States Wallace led officers on multi-county chase in stolen car, authorities say went ofT Ihe SOld standard. RadclilT City Council IN 1941, during World By J ENN IFER CORBETT Charity of Nazareth. Wallace ran leased. The dog bit Wallace on the plans to hold a special work War II, tens of thousands of K"",udy Su.ManI over both scls of spikes. leg and drag&"Cd him out of the car. session soon to hash out the Jews in the Warsa.w Ghetto After nmning over the spikes, Once W'allace was on the city's policy regarding alco A multi-county vehicle pursuit Wallace continued driving until the ground, officen arrested hi m. hol use at Colvin Com began a valiant but ulti ended with a dog dragging a man SUV SlOpped on Plum Run Road Nelson County EMS was called 10 munity Center and city mately futile battle against by his shorls out of a vehicle Nuj forces. with four flat ti res. the scene and transported Wallace parks. Monday afternoon During the purmit, \Vallace al· to F1 aget Memorial Hospital to Councilman Don Yates IN 1993, a .'; I-day siege at on Plum Run Road treat lacerations he received from said Tuesday night he has the Branch Davidian com in Bardstown. legedly damaged a Bardstown pound ncaT Waco, Texas., l'olice car by striking the fronl of the dog's bite. been approached by several Ac<:ording to pu residents inquiring about ended as fire destroyed the lice reports, Aaron the vehicle. Officers from Nelson County structure after federal McCubbin said he was OK with Sherilrs Department, Bardstown the policy. He told the Wallace, II!, of Rin· council he cannot provide agents began smashing their eyville carjacked a the damage to the police car, as Police, Mount Washington Police way in. Dozens of people, long as Wallace didn't make it into Department, Bullitt County Sher answers because no oom Ford Escape from a prehensive policy is in including ~t leader David woman at a Lou town. ifrs Department. Louisville Metro Koresh, were killed. ~ We were detemlined not 10 let Police and Kentucky State Police place. Council memben isville Meijer 0 1T agreed a policy is needed IN HARDIN COUNTY Hurstboum e Lane. ' Vallace al · (the driver) get past Old De participated in the pursuit. Wallace is lodged in Louisville and City Clerk Ashley 30 YEARS AGO, Diet Cen legedly threw the woman on the laney's," McDtbbin said. As the Ford Escape stopped on Metro Corrections on charges of Russo said she will contact ter, the !l aba n's leading grolUld and drove away in her ve· council members in dividu hicle. Plum Run Road, officers surround robbery, fleeing or evading police, franchise weight 10$$ organ ed the vehicle and waited for three (ounl'l of wanton endanger ally to determine a dale for i4ltion, opened an office in Police pursued Wallace in the special meeting.