NEWS HEADLINES 2/11
A WARMING TREND IS UNDERWAY, BUT MOTORISTS ARE ADVISED TO USE CAUTION ON THEIR WAY TO WORK AS ANY MOISTURE FROM THURSDAY'S SUN AND INCREASED TRAFFIC TURNED BACK TO ICE OVERNIGHT AS THE TEMPERATURE FELL INTO THE LOW ''SINGLE DIGITS''.
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THE MERCURY IS EXPECTED TO CLIMB INTO THE 30'S FRIDAY, ACCORDING TO ''ACCU-WEATHER'' FORECASTERS, WITH A HIGH NEAR 40 SATURDAY, AND THE MID-50'S BY SUNDAY.
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IN ANOTHER WEATHER-RELATED MATTER, THE OHIO MAN WHO WAS OPERATING THE FIRST VEHICLE IN THURSDAY MORNIING'S MULTI-VEHICLE PILEUP WHICH SHUT DOWN I-24 IN LYON COUNTY IS BELIEVED TO HAVE JUMPED OFF THE CUMBERLAND RIVER BRIDGE WHEN HE SAW A SEMI SLIDING TOWARD HIM AFTER HE EXITED HIS VAN.
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RESCUE SQUADS FROM LYON, LIVINGSTON AND MARSHALL ARE SEARCHING THE CUMBERLAND RIVER FOR THE BODY OF 64-YEAR OLD ROY HASTINGS JR. OF WAKEMAN, OHIO.
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TWO FRIENDS OF WILLEE COOPER, ROXANNE THOMAS AND RACHEL MC-CUBBIN, TOLD FELLOW KIWANIS CLUB MEMBERS AT THURSDAY'S MEETING THAT SHE IS RESPONDING TO TREATMENT OF A HEAD INJURY IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE HOSPITAL,WHERE SHE WAS TRANSFERRED WEDNESDAY AFTER A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT IN BARDSTOWN.
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BEV THOMPSON OF THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY LITERACY COUNCIL WAS ALSO AT THE KIWANIS CLUB MEETING AND TOLD THE GROUP THAT A NEW ELECTRONIC CONCEPT IN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE, KNOWN AS ''TUMBLEBOOKS'', WILL BE UNVEILED NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
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THE OAK GROVE MAN WANTED FOR LAST SUNDAY MORNING'S SHOOTING DEATH OF 28-YEAR OLD DETWAIN BELL OF HOPKINSVILLE IN A CLARKSVILLE NIGHTCLUB IS IN CUSTODY, WITH 25-YEAR OLD JAMES CRANMER ARRESTED WITHOUT INCIDENT IN MARSHALL COUNTY ON WEDNESDAY.
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145 MORE MEMBERS OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION(AIR ASSAULT) THIRD BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM ARRIVED HOME FROM AFGHANISTAN ON WEDNESDAY AND WERE GREETED BY A VARIETY OF FRIENDS, LOVED ONES,AND FORMER COMRADES-IN-ARMS.
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TENNESSEE ATTORNEY GENERAL ROBERT E. COOPER JUNIOR HAS RULED THAT C-D-E/LIGHTBAND, WHICH PROVIDES ELECTRICITY TO CLARKSVILLE, ACTED LEGALLY WHEN THEY HIRED FORMER MAYOR JOHNNY PIPER AS SUPERINTENDENT.
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