NEWS HEADLINES 3/11
THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONFIRMS THAT CORPORAL LOREN MILES OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION(AIR ASSAULT) DIED TUESDAY IN AFGHANISTAN OF WOUNDS SUSTAINED FROM A ROADSIDE BOMB.
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CAPTAIN JOSHUA POWERS, WHO IS THE COMMANDER OF A COMPANY OF THE 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION(AIR ASSAULT), IS ONE OF 14 OFFICERS, ARMY-WIDE, WHO HAVE BEEN NAMED WINNERS OF THE 2010 ''GENERAL DOUGLAS MAC-ARTHUR LEADERSHIP AWARD''.
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A THURSDAY MORNING SINGLE VEHICLE ACCIDENT ON THE SPARKMAN RD. SENT 4 PEOPLE TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER, WITH THE DRIVER, 25-YEAR OLD ELIZABETH SPEARS OF NORTH OLD MADISONVILLE ROAD, CROFTON, APPARENTLY HITTING A ''WET SPOT'' IN THE ROAD AND THE VEHICLE OVERTURNING, WITH INJURIES ALSO SUSTAINED BY MORGAN AND MATHEW WICKS, WHO ARE BOTH 5, AND ALEX WICKS, WHO IS 4, WITH THE OTHER OCUPANTS, WHO WERE ALL FROM THE SAME ADDRESS.
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KENTUCKY STATE POLICE FROM THE MAYFIELD POST ARE PATROLLING IN AREAS WHICH HISTORICALLY HAVE HAD LOW SEAT-BELT USAGE, WITH THE ''CLICK IT OR TICKET'' CAMPAIGN NOW UNDERWAY.
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$208,000 IN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CLARKSVILLE-MONTGOMERTY COUNTY ''COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY'' ARE MISSING, BUT IT'S UNLIKELY THAT THE MONEY WILL BE RETURNED, GIVEN THE FACT THAT THE SUSPECTED THIEF IN THE CASE IS DEAD.
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