ATMOS ENERGY VICE-PRESIDENT OF SALES BILL GREER TOLD HOPKINSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS TUESDAY NIGHT THAT THE ORGANIZATION WOULD LIKE TO CONTINUE PROVIDING NATURAL GAS SERVICES WITHIN THE CITY.
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HWEA GENERAL MANAGER LEN HALE SAYS THE SEWAGE AND WATER RATES IN HOPKINSVILLE ARE AMONG THE LOWEST IN THE REGION AND THE STATE ACCORDING TO A 20-11 KENTUCKY SEWER RATE SURVEY.
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THE SOUTHERN PENNYRILE CHAMBER ALLIANCE CONSISTING OF CHRISTIAN, TODD AND TRIGG COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES HELD A NEWS CONFERENCE YESTERDAY MORNING TO ANNOUNCE A TOP SIX LIST OF PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY—WITH AN ALLIED HEALTH BUILDING AND PROGRAM AT HCC NUMBER ONE.
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FORMER TODD COUNTY SHERIFF BILLY STOKES HAS FILED A RESPONSE TO A COUNTY LAWSUIT IN CIRCUIT COURT AND FISCAL COURT WILL CONSIDER A SETTLEMENT OFFER FROM STOKES DURING CLOSED SESSION FRIDAY MORNING, ACCORDING TO COUNTY ATTORNEY MAC JOHNS.
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THE TWO-VEHICLE WRECK ON THE 1682 BYPASS AT THE PENNYRILE PARKWAY INTERSECTION TUESDAY MORNING SENT 4-YEAR OLD KAMARI PORTIS OF OAK GROVE AND 26-YEAR OLD LATRISHA REDD OF HOPKINSVILLE TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER.
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