AFTERNOON HEADLINES 08/30

SUICIDE RATES AT FORT CAMPBELL ARE DOWN THIS YEAR ACCORDING TO A PREVENTION OFFICER, WHO CREDITS EDUCATIONAL MEASURES TAKEN AFTER LAST YEAR’S SPIKE IN SUICIDES.
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EMPLOYEES OF U.S. TOBACCO WILL PRESENT $30,000 IN GRANTS TO CHARITIES IN CHRISTIAN AND HOPKINS COUNTY WEDNESDAY IN A 1PM CEREMONY AT THE PLANT ON U.S. 41 NORTH.
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POLICE IN HOPKINSVILLE ARE INVESTIGATING AN ARMED ROBBERY OF A MAN BEHIND HU NAN’S RESTAURANT MONDAY EVENING, WHERE TWO BLACK MALES ALLEGEDLY HELD UP A MAN AT GUNPOINT, STRIKING HIM SEVERAL TIMES IN HE HEAD DEMANDING CASH.
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BOTH INDUSTRIAL PARKS ON PEMBROKE ROAD IN HOPKINSVILLE WERE EVACUATED MONDAY EVENING AFTER THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY ECC RECEIVED A CALL REPORTING A BOMB IN THAT AREA, THOUGH INVESTIGATORS NEVER FOUND ANYTHING PRESENTING A DANGER.
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A HOPKINSVILLE MAN RETURNED TO HIS GREENVILLE ROAD HOME FROM CHURCH SUNDAY TO FIND $1,400 WORTH OF POSSESSION MISSING FROM HIS HOME AND GARAGE.
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