AFTERNOON HEADLINES 03/16

A RIBBON CUTTING WAS HELD AT THE NEW EAST 7TH STREET LOCATION OF THE PENNYRILE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, WHERE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LESLIE CHRISMAN SAID THE CENTER IS A PLACE WHERE CHILD VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE CAN RECEIVE FREE TREATMENT FOR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL WOUNDS.
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ANOTHER COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE KELLY COMMUNITY AT THE LIVING SPIRIT WORSHIP CENTER THURSDAY EVENING AT 6 AND SATURDAY MORNING AT 9, THOUGH YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A RESIDENT OF THAT COMMUNITY TO ATTEND.
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36-YEAR OLD CADIZ RESIDENT AND FORT CAMPBELL HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER AND COACH JOHN CUNNINGHAM WAS ARRESTED IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGAIN TUESDAY FOR ALLEGEDLY VIOLATING A COURT ORDER TO STAY AWAY FROM THE FEMALE TEACHER HE IS ACCUSED OF STALKING.
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HOPKINSVILLE POLICE ARRESTED 45-YEAR OLD DOUGLAS SCOTT WELLS OF THE CITY TUESDAY NIGHT FOR ALLEGEDLY STEALING A PICKUP TRUCK AND DRUNKENLY RUNNING INTO A POLICE CRUISER AND PARKED CAR.
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KENTUCKY STATE POLICE SAY THEY WILL BE OUT IN FULL FORCE ON ST. PATRICKS DAY LOOKING FOR DRUNK DRIVERS, WITH 151 LIVES LOST LAST YEAR ON KENTUCKY ROADWAYS IN WRECKS THAT INVOLVED THE SUSPECTED USE OF ALCOHOL.
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