AFTERNOON HEADLINES 11/15

STATE REPRESENTATIVE AND HOUSE JUDICIARY CHAIRMAN JOHN TILLEY SAYS HIS COMMITTEE WILL BE REVIEWING THE AMY DYE MURDER CASE NEXT YEAR AND SAYS HE WILL BE CONTACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL JACK CONWAY REGARDING THE ALLEGED ONGOING ABUSE AT THE DOGWOOD ROAD HOME NEAR TRENTON BEFORE AMY’S DEATH.
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TO PROVE THEIR COMMITMENT IN PROVIDING QUALITY HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR MILITARY FAMILIES, FORT CAMPBELL OFFICIALS SIGNED AN ARMY MEDICINE HEALTHCARE COVENANT WITH 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION COMMANDING GENERAL, MAJOR GENERAL JAMES MCCONVILLE SAYING HEALTHY SOLDIERS ARE VERY IMPORTANT.
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FORT CAMPBELL LEADERS HELD A RIBBON CUTTING THIS MORNING TO OFFICIALLY OPEN THE WARRIOR TRANSITION BARRACKS, A PLACE WHERE WOUNDED SOLDIERS CAN REST AND RECOVER FROM THEIR PHYISCAL INJURIES.
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THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HELD A RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY THIS MORNING TO OFFICIALLY OPEN THE DOORS TO A RESALE STORE FOR THE HOPKINSVILLE-CHRISTIAN COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, WHICH IS LOCATED OFF OF FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD IN HOPKINSVILLE.
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KENTUCKY ATTORNEY JACK CONWAY SAYS THERE WAS ONE ALLEGATION OF VOTE-BUYING IN MAGOFFIN COUNTY BEFORE THE GENERAL ELECTION AND THAT SIX COUNTIES, INCLUDING TODD, DAVIESS AND LIVINGSTON COUNTIES WERE CHOSEN RANDOMLY TO UNDERGO AN AUDIT TO CHECK FOR IRREGULARITIES DURING THE ELECTION.
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