AFTERNOON HEADLINES 2/15
FROM THE APPLAUSE GENERATED FOR MODEL CLEANERS AND TIM GOODAKER FOR A CENTURY OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY, TO THE STANDING OVATION FOR ''MISS JEAN'' WALKER AND BUCK'S LADIES SHOP WHICH CLOSED LAST YEAR, HOPKINSVILLE'S ''SMALL BUSINESSES'' WERE HONORED TUESDAY DURING THE ANNUAL AWARDS BREAKFAST AT THE BRUCE CENTER.
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17-YEAR OLD GARRETT DYE OF TRENTON WILL BE TRIED AS AN ADULT FOR THE FEBRUARY 4TH MURDER OF HIS 9-YEAR OLD SISTER AMY, ACCORDING TO THE COMMONWEALTH’S ATTORNEY OFFICE IN LOGAN COUNTY, WITH A TODD COUNTY GRAND JURY TO HEAR THE CASE AS SOON AS FRIDAY.
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A VEHICLE VERSUS MOTORCYCLE WRECK ON FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD TUESDAY AFTERNOON SENT 20-YEAR OLD STEVEN GARABRANDT, JR. OF HOPKINSVILLE TO VANDERBILT MEDICAL CENTER FOR A LEG INJURY.
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ELSEWHERE, A DRIVER OF A PICK-UP CROSSED THE CENTER LINE ON 41A IN HOPKINS COUNTY TUESDAY MORNING AND HIT A KENTUCKY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT DUMP TRUCK HEAD ON, WITH THE UNIDENTIFIED DRIVER OF THE PICK-UP TAKEN BY HELLICOPTER TO AN EVANSVILLE HOSPITAL.