NEWSBRIEFS 3/18
BARRING ANY UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, THE LAST DAY OF PUBLIC SCHOOL IN CHRISTIAN COUNTY THIS SCHOOL YEAR WILL BE MAY 26TH, AND GRADUATION FOR BOTH PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS WILL BE THE 27TH AT THE STADIUM OF CHAMPIONS AFTER ACTION BY THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION LAST NIGHT.
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A SUSPECT IS LISTED IN THE THEFT OF A $5,000 HORSE TRAILER AND BETWEEN $25 AND $30,000 WORTH OF RIDING EQUIPMENT IT CONTAINED WHEN TAKEN FROM  SHAUNA CAMPBELL OF TEMPLE, TEXAS, WHO LEFT THE TRAILER AT A FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD BOARDING FACILITY SOMETIME AFTER MARCH FIRST.
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A SUSPECT IS ALSO LISTED ON THE REPORT LISTING THE THEFT OF A $2,400 ''MINI-MOTORCYCLE'' WHICH WAS RECOVERED AROUND NOON WEDNESDAY, ACCORDING TO THE VICTIM, DORMAN E,. MILLARD OF PYKE STREET IN CROFTON.
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EBONITE, INTERNATIONAL OF HOPKINSVILLE IS SOLIDIFYING ITS TITLE AS AN ''INTERNATIONAL'' FIRM, WITH THE RECENT ACQUISITION OF A ''SYNTHETIC'' PIN WHICH IS THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED ON THE MARKET.
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THE MOST SIGNIFICANT BOOK AUTHORED ON MISSISSIPPI HISTORY OR BIOGRAPHY THIS YEAR WAS WRITTEN BY  KENTUCKIAN ROBERT V. HAYNES, A RETIRED WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY HISTORY PROFESSOR..
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RISING LAKE LEVELS HAVE CREATED SOME FLOOD CONDITIONS AND CAUSED THE STAFF AT ''LAND BETWEEN THE LAKES'' NATIONAL RECREATION AREA TO CLOSE OR  RESTRICT CERTAIN ROADS, TRAILS, AND CAMPSITES.
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