AFTERNOON HEADLINES 11/11

OFFICIALS WITH THE VFW POST 19-13 IN HOPKINSVILLE HELD A VETERAN’S DAY CEREMONY THIS MORNING WHERE RETIRED BRIGADIER GENERAL LES BEAVERS SPOKE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF SAYING THANKS TO VETERANS.
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THERE COULD BE A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY WITHIN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS, ACCORDING TO STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN TILLEY, WHO SAYS IT WOULD BE FOR THE REDRAWING OF LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS AFTER LAST YEAR’S CENSUS.
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MEANWHILE, STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN TILLEY RECENTLY TRAVELED TO THE UNITED KINGDOM TO DISCUSS CRIMINAL JUSTICE ISSUES WITH OFFICIALS THERE AND OTHER LAWMAKERS FROM THE UNITED STATES WHO TRAVELED TO THE SUMMIT WITH HIM.
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HOPKINSVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE PRESIDENT DOCTOR JIM SELBE AND HOKPINSVILLE-CHRISTIAN COUNTY ROTARY CLUB PRESIDENT KERMIT ROWE ARE IN WASHINGTON D.C. TODAY TO ACCEPT THE REGIONAL “BENEFACTOR OF THE YEAR” AWARD FOR THE ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP PROGAM WHICH WILL ALLOW QUALIFYING LOCAL STUDENTS TO ATTEND HCC FREE OF CHARGE THANKS TO THE ROTARY CLUB.
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STATE POLICE SAY THERE IS NO CURRENT INVESTIGATION INTO THE ALLEGED ABUSE OF 9-YEAR OLD AMY DYE BY HER PARENTS AND BROTHERS BEFORE HER FEBRUARY 4TH MURDER, BUT DIDN’T RULE OUT THAT HAPPENING IN THE FUTURE.
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