AFTERNOON HEADLINES 03/29

A REPORT ON FILE AT THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS WELL-KNOWN LOCAL FARMER 58-YEAR OLD VICK ARNELL OF 1001 GARY LANE WAS KILLED MONDAY MORNING WHILE LOGGING ON HAPPY HOLLOW ROAD WHEN A TREE SPLIT AND FELL ON HIM.
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OAK GROVE POLICE CHIEF MILTON PERRY HAS BEEN FIRED FROM THAT POSITION, ACCORDING TO A NEWS RELEASE FROM MAYOR DAN POTTER’S OFFICE, WHICH SAYS THE DECISION WAS MADE BASED LARGELY ON ONGOING LEADERSHIP ISSUES WITHIN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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CHRISTIAN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOOL SENIOR ANTHONY HICKEY BECAME THE FIRST PLAYER FROM HOPKINSVILLE TO EARN “MISTER BASKETBALL” HONORS, AS ANNOUNCED TUESDAY AT COLONEL GYM.
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ELKTON BIKE NIGHT RESUMES EACH THURSDAY AT 6PM BEGINNING APRIL 7TH, WITH ORGANIZER ROBERT BROWN SAYING HE EXPECTS THIS YEAR’S SEASON TO BE BIGGER AND BETTER THAN PREVIOUS YEARS.
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A RECENT STUDY SHOWS THAT KENTUCKIANS VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME MORE THAN RESIDENTS OF OTHER STATES, WITH 51% SURVEYED SAYING THEY’D GIVEN AT LEAST AN HOUR OF THEIR TIME IN THE LAST MONTH.
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