A TWO-VEHICLE WRECK ON GREENVILLE ROAD IN THE VICINITY OF THE CAVE STREET INTERSECTION AROUND 3 MONDAY AFTERNOON INJURED FOUR, INCLUDING AN INFANT WHO WAS TAKEN BY HELLICOPTER TO VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER ACCORDING TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR RANDY GRAHAM.
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FORMER HOPKINSVILLE MAYOR AL RUTLAND WAS INVOLVED IN THE WRECK, BUT WENT UNINJURED.
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BRENT GILKEY OF PENNYRILE RURAL ELECTRIC SAYS THE LINEMAN INJURED AT A SUBDIVISION NEAR THE FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD-I 24 INTERCHANGE FRIDAY MORNING HAS BEEN RELEASED FROM VANDERBILT MEDICAL CENTER AND IS DOING WELL.
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A FIRE AT 135 NORTH JESSUP SUNDAY NIGHT DID $30,000 WORTH OF DAMAGE TO THE UNOCCUPIED HOUSE, WITH THE BLAZE RULED SUSPICIOUS IN NATURE DUE TO NO UTILITIES BEING TURNED ON AND NO PERMANENT RESIDENTS.
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GROUPS OF CHRISTIAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE BUSED TO THE BRUCE CONVENTION CENTER MONDAY FOR A FREE LUNCH FROM LOCAL BUSINESSES, WHERE PRINIPAL MIKE STEVENSON ASKED THEM WHAT CHANGES THEY BELIEVE ARE NEEDED TO MAKE THE PERSISTENLY LOW ACHIEVING SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL AGAIN.
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