NEWS HEADLINES 10/26

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WINTER OUTLOOK FOR KENTUCKY IS FOR HIGHER PRECIPITATION THAN NORMAL AND AN EQUAL CHANCE FOR HIGHER OR LOWER THAN NORMAL TEMPERATURES—THOUGH FORECASTERS SAY THE DEVIL WILL BE IN THE TEMPERATURE DETAILS WHEN ANY GIVEN STORM APPROACHES.
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THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ARRESTED 29-YEAR OLD WILLIAM RITTENBERRY OF CLARKSVILLE LAST NIGHT AND CHARGED HIM WITH THEFT AFTER THE VEHICLE HE WAS DRIVING ON BARKERS MILL ROAD CAME UP AS STOLEN THROUGH A COMPUTER DATABASE CHECK.
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A PIT BULL ATTACKED MARCUS CHAMBERS OF FORREST PARK BOULEVARD SUNDAY AFTERNOON AS HE WALKED DOWN THAT STREET BITING HIS HAND AND PANTS LEG, WITH THE DOG’S OWNER SAYING HE WAS BUSY TRYING TO CONTROL A SECOND DOG WHILE THE ATTACK HAPPENED.
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OFFICIALS IN GRAYSON COUNTY HAVE JOINED GRAVES COUNTY IN INSTITUTING A LAW AGAINST THE AMISH OPERATING A HORSE AND BUGGY ON PUBLIC ROADWAYS WITHOUT A “SLOW MOVING VEHICLE” EMBLEM ON THE BACK AFTER THE KENTUCKY COURT OF APPEALS RULED IN GRAVES COUNTY’S FAVOR REGARDING THE LAW EARLIER THIS YEAR.
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