HEADLINES 03/13

A FOUR-VEHICLE WRECK NEAR THE 41A INTERCHANGE ON I-24 SATURDAY AFTERNOON SENT 45-YEAR OLD KIMBERLY JENSEN OF IOWA, 35-YEAR OLD AMANDA MAJORS OF HOPKINSVILLE AND ANOTHER PERSON NOT LISTED ON THE STATE POLICE REPORT TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER.
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MEANWHILE, A WRECK SATURDAY MORNING ON THE CROFTON-FRUIT HILL ROAD SENT 46-YEAR OLD EDWARD DUNNING, JUNIOR OF ROUTE 171 GREENVILLE TO JENNIE STUART.
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AND A WRECK IN HOPKINS COUNTY FRIDAY NIGHT ON KENTUCKY 254 SENT 25-YEAR OLD MEGAN STANLEY AND A JUVENILE TO REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER IN MADISONVILLE.
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THE THREE LOCAL STATE LEGISLATORS APPEARING ON THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM AGREE IT WAS A POSITIVE SESSION FOR THE SOUTHERN PENNYRILE, WITH STATE SENATOR JOEY PENDLETON ALSO REFLECTING ON THE SEVERAL YEARS OF WAITING BEFORE THE PENNYRILE PARKWAY EXTENSION FINALLY OPENED TO INTERSTATE 24 THIS YEAR.
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THE “SPECIAL SESSION” BEGINS MONDAY AFTERNOON AT TWO IN FRANKFORT.
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THE ELKTON COMMUNITY ALLIANCE, WHICH FUNCTIONS MUCH IN THE SAME WAY AS A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, HAS CHANGED ITS NAME TO THE “TODD COUNTY COMMUNITY ALLIANCE,” ACCORDING TO A STORY IN THE TODD COUNTY STANDARD.
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