NEWS HEADLINES 06/06
TWO SEPARATE, BUT SIMILAR, LAWSUITS HAVE BEEN FILED AGAINST THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM—WITH TWO MOTHERS ALLEGING THEIR CHILDREN WERE ASSAULTED IN SEPARATE INCIDENTS ON CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL BUSES—CAUSING PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL HARM.
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A BICYCLE VERSUS PICKUP WRECK ON GARY LANE SATURDAY MORNING SENT 73-YEAR OLD DOCTOR JOSEPH FUQUA OF COX MILL ROAD TO VANDERBILT MEDICAL CENTER IN NASHVILLE, WHERE HE IS LISTED IN STABLE CONDITION.
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THE YOUNG MAN WHO FELL OFF PILOT ROCK WHILE ROCK CLIMBING WITH FAMILY LAST OCTOBER GRADUATED FROM CALLOWAY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL THIS SPRING, ACCORDING TO WPSD TV, WHICH REPORTS JOHNATHAN EDWARDS WILL NOW HEAD OFF TO MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY.
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THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONTINUES TO CALL FOR HOT AND HUMID WEATHER THROUGHOUT WESTERN KENTUCKY, WITH THOSE WORKING OUTDOORS URGED TO DRINK PLENTY OF FLUIDS AND TO TAKE FREQUENT BREAKS.
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THE CITY OF HOPKINSVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT WILL HOLD A “MOVIES IN THE PARK” EVENT AT WESTSIDE PARK FRIDAY EVENING AT DUSK, WITH THE EVENT FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, THOUGH POP CORN AND COLD DRINKS WILL BE SOLD.
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