NEWS HEADLINES 1/21
THE FRIDAY MORNING ADVICE FROM DRIVING PROFESSIONALS IS NOT TO GET OUT IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, BUT IF YOU DO, ALLOW PLENTY OF TIME, DRIVE SLOWLY, KEEP AN INTERVAL BETWEEN YOUR VEHICLE AND OTHERS AS CONDITIONS PRODUCED BY ABOUT 2 INCHES OF SNOW REMAIN SLICK AND HAZARDOUS IN THE FACE OF TEMPERATURES WELL BELOW FREEZING, WHICH ARE EXPECTED TO REMAIN THERE.
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MEANWHILE, HOPKINSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT SERGEANT GREG KOHLER REMINDS MOTORISTS TO BE SURE TO CLEAN OFF THEIR HEADLIGHTS AND TAILLIGHTS SO THEY CAN SEE AND BE SEEN.
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FT. CAMPBELL SCHOOLS AND THE POST ARE CLOSED FRIDAY, WITH ONLY ''MISSION'' AND ''WEATHER'' ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL TO REPORT.
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MEANWHILE, LIMITED SERVICES WILL BE OFFERED AT BLANCHFIELD ARMY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ON POST, WITH THE EMERGENCY CENTER AND ''URGENT CARE CENTER'' BOTH OPEN, AND PATIENTS WITH SCHEDULED SURGERIES GIVEN THE OPTION OF RE-SCHEDULING.
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IN OTHER NEWS FROM THE POST, THE THIRD FT. CAMPBELL SOLDIER TO DIE IN AFGHANISTAN THIS YEAR IS IDENTIFIED AS 22-YEAR OLD SERGEANT JOSHUA T. LANCASTER OF MILLBROOK, ALABAMA,OF THE 184TH ORDNANCE BATTALION, 52ND ORDNANCE GROUP, WHO DIED WEDNESDAY WHEN INSURGENTS ATTACKED THE KANDAHAR AIRFIELD WITH MORTARS.
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8TH DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN TILLEY(D-HOPKINSVILLE) SAYS LEGISLATION TO SUPPORT THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TASK FORCE AIMED AT REDUCING PRISON POPULATIONS, WHICH HE CO-CHAIRED, WILL BE FILED WHEN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY RE-CONVENES NEXT MONTH.
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IT'LL BE MUCH MORE THAN YOUR AVERAGE GATHERING OF SPORTS FANS AT FT. CAMPBELL FOR SUNDAY'S CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES, WITH 75 SOLDIERS IN THE ''WARRIORS IN TRANSITION'' PROGRAM TO BE JOINED BY SEVERAL CURRENT AND FORMER N-F-L PLAYERS.
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