AFTERNOON HEADLINES 02/09

THE SEVENTH AND MOST SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL OF THE WINTER IMPACTED CHRISTIAN AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES WEDNESDAY, DROPPING UPWARDS OF FIVE INCHES OF THE “WHITE STUFF” AREA WIDE AND PROMPTING A “WINTER STORM WARNING.”
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NUMEROUS REPORTS OF WRECKS, SOME WITH INJURIES, BEGAN TO COME IN AROUND 11:30 AM, WITH MANY OF THOSE INCIDENTS ON THE INTERSTATE AND PARKWAY.
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR RANDY GRAHAM APPEARED ON SPECIAL WEATHER COVERAGE ON WHOP AND URGED EVERYONE TO STAY AT HOME AND OFF THE ROADS IF POSSIBLE.
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM SUPERINTENDNET BRADY LINK SAYS THE SCHOOL SYSTEM IS LOOKING AT ITS OPTIONS FOR MAKING UP MISSED DAYS AND SPRING BREAK WILL ONLY BE USED AS A LAST RESORT.
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KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SPOKESMAN LISA GROSS SAYS SHE EXPECTS THE FINAL AUDIT REPORT ON CHRISTIAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL TO BE PRESENTED WITHIN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.