AFTERNOON HEADLINES 03/08

ON THE SAME MORNING THAT THE STATEWIDE TORNADO DRILL WAS BEING HELD, CHRISTIAN FISCAL COURT APPROVED A RESOLUTION TO CONTINUE THE PROCESS OF OBTAINING GRANTS TO BUY 13 MORE WARNING SIRENS WHICH WOULD BRING THE TOTAL NUMBER OF EARLY WARNING DEVICES IN THE COUNTY TO 22 IF ALL GOES AS HOPED.
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HOPKINSVILLE POLICE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER PAUL RAY SAYS THE DOG FOUND DECEASED OFF MCLEAN AVENUE SATURDAY MORNING THAT HAD BELONGED TO MUDER VICTIM SUSAN JAMES LIKELY DIED FROM BEING HIT BY A VEHICLE ACCORDING TO DOCTORS AT THE BREATHITT VETERINARY CENTER.
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A SINGLE VEHICLE WRECK ON THE RUSSELLVILLE ROAD TUESDAY MORNING SENT ANITA JONES OF HOPKINSVILLE TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER FOR TREATMENT OF NECK, HEAD, BACK AND SHOULDER PAIN.
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STATE POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING THE THEFT OF $60,000 WORTH OF COPPER WIRING FROM A MINING SUPPLY BUSINESS NEAR DAWSON SPRINGS SOMETIME BETWEEN FEBRUARY 25TH AND MARCH 4TH.
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ANOTHER “EAGLE REMEMBERANCE CEREMONY” IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AT 4 ON POST, WITH SIX FALLEN SOLDIERS TO BE HONORED AT THIS MONTH’S EVENT.
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