HEADLINES 03/06

THE FLASH FLOOD WATCH FOR WESTERN KENTUCKY CAME AND WENT WITH LITTLE INCIDENT, WITH THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY ECC NOT REPORTING ANY HIGH WATER SUNDAY MORNING, THOUGH THE CAVE IN ROCK FERRY THAT TAKES CARS FROM CRITTENDEN COUNTY ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER TO ILLINOIS IS CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.
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TODD COUNTY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CASSIE HANNERS AND THERESA RUDDER WERE HONORED WITH THE GRAND PRIZE FOR THEIR ENTRY INTO THE “SCHOOL BLOCK CHALLENGE” QUILTING COMPETTION SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE NATIONAL QUILT MUSEUM IN PADUCAH.
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FIREARMS, COMPUTERS, ELECTRONICS AND JEWLRY WORTH A COMBINED $6,320 WERE STOLEN FROM THE 1236 SANDERSON DRIVE RESIDENCE OF TIMOTHY ELLIS FRIDAY, WHILE OTHER BURGLARIES WERE REPORTED ON BRADEN STREET AND TALBERT DRIVE.
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HOPKINSVILLE POLICE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER PAUL RAY SENT OUT A NIXLE TEXT MESSAGE AND EMAIL ALERT AROUND 2:30 SATURDAY AFTERNOON ASKING THOSE LIVING NEAR THE 1200 BLOCK OF SANDERSON DRIVE TO BE ALERT FOR SUSPICOUS ACTIVITY AFTER RECENT BURLGARIES AND TO REPORT ANYTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY TO POLICE.
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MEANWHILE, SOMEONE TOOK A 2005 GMC PICKUP VALUED AT $18,000 FROM THE RESIDENCE OF JUAN LELEAVE AT 410 PETCSH LANE BETWEEN FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING.
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CITY POLICE ARRESTED 19-YEAR OLD JARVIS AND 18-YEAR OLD STEPHEN TAYLOR NEAR THE JADE PALACE ON FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD SATURDAY NIGHT FOR ALLEGEDLY TRAFFICKING IN MARIJUANA.
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