NEWS HEADLINES 04/28
FORT CAMPBELL SGT. FIRST CLASS LANDON RANKER, WHO HAS SUSTAINED THREE HEAD INJURIES IN THE WARS IN AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ, WILL TRAVEL TO COLORADO NEXT MONTH TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WARRIOR GAMES WHICH IS A COMPEITION AMONG SOLDIERS WHO HAVE BEEN INJURED ON DUTY.
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48-YEAR OLD CHRISTOPHER JONES OF MISSISSIPPI WAS INJURED IN THE WRECK ON FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD TUESDAY AFTERNOON THAT SHUT DOWN THE SOUTHBOUND LANES AND KNOCKED POWER OUT TO OVER 300 PENNYRILE RURAL ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS.
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13 LIVES WERE LOST ON KENTUCKY ROADS LAST WEEK, WITH SIX OF THE NINE VICTIMS IN MOTOR VEHICLES NOT WEARING SEATBELTS.
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A RECENT STUDY CONFIRMS THE OBVIOUS—THAT RURAL COMMUNITIES LACKING HIGH SPEED INTERNET ACCESS HAVE A MUCH HARDER TIME ATTRACTING BUSINESSES AND INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES AND IN TURN ATTRACTING JOBS.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE BRENT YONTS OF GREENVILLE SAYS HE WILL REPAY HIS SALARY AND EXPENSE MONEY TO STATE GOVERNMENT ONCE HE IS PAID FOR THE SPECIAL SESSION PERIOD.
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FORMER FORT CAMPBELL SOLDIER BRENT BURKE WILL STAND TRIAL FOR A FIFTH TIME ON MURDER CHARGES FOR ALLEGEDLY KILLING HIS ESTRANGED WIFE AND FORMER MOTHER IN LAW IN HARDIN COUNTY.
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