NEWS HEADLINES 07/22

CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER BETSY GLOVER SAYS SHE VOTED “NO” TO SUPERINTENDENT BRADY LINK’S EVALUATION LAST MONTH WHEN HE SCORED A “GOOD” OR “BETTER” IN EACH CATEGORY, DESPITE THE MINUTES FROM THAT MEETING REFLECTING HER AS CASTING A “YES” VOTE.
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A JAMES KNIGHT APPLIANCE EMPLOYEE REPORTED THE THEFT OF A FLATBED TRAILER FROM THAT FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD BUSINESS TUESDAY NIGHT OR EARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING, WHILE ELECTRICAL CABLES VALUED AT $1,500 WERE REPORTEDLY STOLEN FROM WORKERS AT THE NEW CHRISTIAN COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL SITE.
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AN ANONYMOUS TIPSTER RECEIVED A CASH REWARD FOR ASSISTING HOPKINSVILLE-CHRISTIAN COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS IN FINDING AND ARRESTING 42-YEAR OLD SCOTT BRIM WEDNESDAY EVENING ON PROBATION VIOLATION AND CONTEMPT OF COURT CHARGES.
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POLICE IN CLARKSVILLE SAY 28-YEAR OLD JOSEPH DAUNDREY THOMAS TURNED HIMSELF IN TO THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE THIS WEEK AFTER AN ARREST WARRANT WAS OBTAINED AGAINST HIM FOR ALLEGEDLY KKNOWLINGLY EXPOSING A WOMAN TO THE AIDS VIRUS WITHOUT TELLING HER.
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PERENNIAL CANDIDATE GATEWOOD GALBRAITH WILL ONCE AGAIN APPEAR ON THIS YEAR’S GUBENATORIAL BALLOT AFTER OBTAINING ENOUGH SIGNATURES TO RUN AS AN INDEPENDENT.
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