AFTERNOON HEADLINES 05/31

A HOTTER THAN NORMAL MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND COMBINED WITH IT BEING THE FIRST OPENINGS OF THE TIE BREAKER FAMILY ACQUAITIC CENTER PRODUCED RECORD CROWDS ON SUNDAY AND MONDAY, ACCORDING TO HOPKINSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DIRECTOR GARY MC-INTYRE.
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THE PENNYROYAL AREA MUSEUM IS FEATURING A COLLECTION OF UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY WILDCAT DIE-CAST MODEL CARS AND A MODEL AIRPLANE THIS WEEK, WITH ADMISSION TWO DOLLARS FOR ADULTS, ONE DOLLAR FOR SENIORS AND FREE TO CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER AND MILITARY.
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THE VICTIM OF MONDAY’S FATAL HEAD-ON COLLISION ON TINY TOWN ROAD IN CLARKSVILLE HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS 36-YEAR OLD LEWIS HUDSON OF KODAK, TENNESSEE, WHILE 31-YEAR OLD STARR YOUNG OF CLARKSVILLE REMAINS IN VANDERBILT MEDICAL CENTER IN STABLE CODITION.
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TWO PEOPLE DIED ON KENTUCKY ROADWAYS OVER THE MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND, WITH THE FATAL WRECKS HAPPENING IN PIKE AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES.
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A TWO-VEHICLE WRECK ON THE PENNYRILE PARKWAY TUESDAY MORNING SENT 27-YEAR OLD CILIA WILLIAMS OF HOPKINSVILLE TO JENNIE STUART MEDICAL CENTER.
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A REAR-END COLLISSION ON THE CALEDONIA-PEEDEE ROAD MONDAY EVENING INJURED 18-YEAR OLD REBECCA CARTER AND 19-YEAR OLD KRISTOPHER ARMSTRONG OF HOPKINSVILLE.
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