AFTERNOON HEADLINES 10/10

CADIZ POLICE CONTINUE TO INVESTIGATE AND POLICE ARE NOW CALLING INTO QUESTION THE ACCUSED JUVENILES’ EXPLANATION OF WHY THEY TOOK THE PISTOL AND LOADED MAGAZINE TO TRIGG COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL IN A BACKPACK.
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THE FIRST EVER HOPKINSVILLE WALK TO END ALZHEIMERS EVENT WAS MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN ANYONE COULD HAVE ANTICIPATED, RAISING $38,640 TO HELP FIND A CURE FOR THE DEHABILITATING DISEASE.
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TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN NEXT MONTH’S GENERAL ELECTION, ACCORDING TO CHRISTIAN COUNTY ELECTIONS COORDINATOR MELINDA HUMPHRIES, WHO SAYS YOU SHOULD ALSO LET THE COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE KNOW IF YOU’VE MOVED SINCE YOUR LAST TIME VOTING.
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A CROFTON COMMUNITY MEETING WILL BE HELD THURSDAY EVENING AT 7 IN THE CROFTON BAPTIST CHURCH FELLOWSHIP HALL, WHERE ORGANIZER FRANK BROWN SAYS RESIDENTS CAN COME TOGETHER TO ORGANIZE THEMSELVES AGAINST CRIME AND PREPARE TO RESPOND TO EMERGENCIES.
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KENTUCKY SECRETARY OF STATE HOPEFUL BILL JOHNSON AND KENTUCKY AUDITOR HOPEFUL JOHN KEMPER BOTH SPOKE ABOUT THEIR RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL VIEWS DURING A POLITICAL FORUM SUNDAY NIGHT AT NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH.
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