NEWS HEADLINES 1/22
THE EXTENDED WEEKEND FOR AREA SCHOOL CHILDREN COULD EXTEND INTO MONDAY, WITH AS MUCH AS AN ADDITIONAL INCH OF SNOW PREDICTED BY ''ACCU-WEATHER'' FORECASTERS.
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MEANWHILE, ACCIDENT REPORTS FROM SNOW AND ITS EFFECTS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY CONTINUE TO MAKE THEIR WAY TO THE MEDIA WITH 51-YEAR OLD ROBIN D. LADD OF THE MOUNT CARMEL/CAMP CREEK ROAD TAKEN TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER AFTER HER VEHICLE PLUNGED DOWN AN EMBANKMENT OFF THE DAWSON SPRINGS ROAD AT MID-MORNING THURSDAY.
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A ''CASING OF THE COLORS'' CEREMONY IS SET NEXT WEEK FOR THE 159TH COMBAT AVIATION BRIGADE FROM FT. CAMPBELL, WHICH IS HEADED TO AFGHANISTAN FOR A SECOND TIME.
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MEANWHILE, IN OTHER NEWS FROM FT. CAMPBELL AND IN PREPARATION OF THE RETURN OF MAJOR GENERAL JOHN CAMPBELL, POST ''SENIOR COMMANDER'', MAJOR GENERAL FRANK WIERCINSKI HAS RECEIVED HIS ''MARCHING ORDERS'' WHICH INCLUDE A PROMOTION TO LIEUTENANT GENERAL AND A TRANSFER TO HAWAII,WHERE HE WILL BECOME COMMANDING GENERAL U.S. ARMY, PACIFIC.
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8TH DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN TILLEY(D-HOPKINSVILLE) SAYS KENTUCKY'S FARM ECONOMY COULD TOP $5-BILLION THIS YEAR, WHICH WOULD BE $1 BILLION DOLLARS MORE THAN JUST A FEW YEARS AGO.
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