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TREATING SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IS VERY IMPORTANT TO MIILITARY OFFICIALS.
TO PROVE THEIR COMMITMENT IN PROVIDING QUALITY HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR MILITARY FAMILIES, FORT CAMPBELL LEADERS SIGNED AN ARMY MEDICINE HEALTHCARE COVENANT.
101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION COMMANDING GENERAL, MAJOR GENERAL JAMES MCCONVILLE SAYS ENSURING SOLDIERS ARE HEALTHY IS ESSENTIAL TO THE MILITARY.
THE COVENANT WAS SIGNED BY COLONEL PAUL CORDTS, COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR BRIAN FAHL, LIEUTENANT COLONEL WILLIAM HOWARD AND FIRST SERGEANT MICHAEL REID.
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WOUNDED WARRIORS BASED OUT OF FORT CAMPBELL WILL NOW HAVE A PLACE TO REST THEIR HEADS AND HEAL FROM THEIR PHYSICAL INJURIES IN ONE LOCATION.
THIS MORNING, FORT CAMPBELL OFFICIALS UNVEILED THE FINAL PHASE OF THE MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FORT CAMPBELL WARRIOR TRANSITION BATTALION COMPLEX.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR HEALTH AFFAIRS, DOCTOR JONATHAN WOODSON SAYS TODAY’S RIBBON CUTTING IS A SIGNIFICANT EVENT.
MEANWHILE, SERGEANT JOSHUA MEDLIN OF PADUCAH, WHO WAS SHOT IN THE FACE IN NOVEMBER 2010 DURING AN AIR ASSAULT MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN, SAYS SERVICES AT THE WTB IS TOP NOTCH.
CONSTRUCTION FOR THE ENTIRE COMPLEX COST $31.6 MILLION DOLLARS AND FEATURES HOUSING FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS, A HEADQUARTERS FOR TWO COMPANIES AND THE BATTALION HEADQUARTERS.
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TODD COUNTY IS AMONG FIVE OTHER COUNTIES IN KENTUCKY THAT WERE CHOSEN RANDOMLY THIS AFTERNOON TO UNDERGO INDEPENDENT INQUIRIES FOR ANY POTENTIAL IRREGULARITIES THAT MAY HAVE OCCURRED DURING THE GENERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH.
ATTORNEY GENERAL JACK CONWAY ANNOUNCED TODAY IN ADDITION TO TODD COUNTY… CASEY, BREATHITT, DAVIESS, LIVINGSTON AND GARRARD COUNTIES WILL ALSO BE UNDERGOING THE INDEPENDENT INQUIRY.
ACCORDING TO CONWAY, THESE AUDITS WILL ENSURE THAT VOTERS IN EVERY KENTUCKY COUNTY ENCOUNTERED PROCEDURES AT POLLING PLACES THAT ARE FAIR AND EQUITABLE.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS THERE WAS ONE ALLEGATION OF VOTE-BUYING IN MAGOFFIN COUNTY THAT WAS REPORTED BEFORE ELECTION DAY AND 25 COMPLAINTS WERE PLACED FROM 16 COUNTIES DURING THE GENERAL ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 8TH.
SPECIFICS OF THOSE COMPLAINTS CAN NOT BE RELEASED UNTIL AN OFFICIAL REVIEW TAKES PLACE.
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CONTRACTORS WILL ONCE AGAIN BE REDUCING TRAFFIC ON THE LAKE BARKLEY BRIDGE NEAR CANTON IN TRIGG COUNTY TO ONE LANE WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, WITH MOTORISTS ENCOURAGED TO USE APROPRIATE CAUTION.
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THERE WERE 133 WRECKS INVOLVING DEER IN HOPKINS COUNTY LAST YEAR, WHICH WAS THE SECOND MOST IN THE COMMONWEALTH AND MOST IN THE PENNYRILE—WITH CHRISTIAN COUNTY COMING IN AT 66 AND TODD AND TRIGG WITH 16.
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THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM WILL RECEIVE A STATEWIDE AWARD FOR ITS EFFORTS TO SAVE ENERGY AT ITS THURSDAY EVENING MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
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ARRESTED AT A SOUTH KENTUCKY AVENUE HOME MONDAY NIGHT WAS 19-YEAR OLD JOHN READ ATKINS OF HOPKINSVILLE ON CHARGES OF TRAFFICKING IN MARIJUANA, POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA AND POSSESSION OF ALCOHOL BY A MINOR.
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THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HAS PETITIONED THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO EXEMPT COMMONWEALTH SCHOOLS FROM NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND GOALS AND CRITERIA, SAYING THE GOALS ARE JUST TOO HARD FOR MANY STATE SCHOOLS.
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE AND HOUSE JUDICIARY CHAIRMAN JOHN TILLEY SAYS HIS COMMITTEE WILL BE REVIEWING THE AMY DYE MURDER CASE NEXT YEAR AND SAYS HE WILL BE CONTACTING ATTORNEY GENERAL JACK CONWAY REGARDING THE ALLEGED ONGOING ABUSE AT THE DOGWOOD ROAD HOME NEAR TRENTON BEFORE AMY’S DEATH.
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TO PROVE THEIR COMMITMENT IN PROVIDING QUALITY HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR MILITARY FAMILIES, FORT CAMPBELL OFFICIALS SIGNED AN ARMY MEDICINE HEALTHCARE COVENANT WITH 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION COMMANDING GENERAL, MAJOR GENERAL JAMES MCCONVILLE SAYING HEALTHY SOLDIERS ARE VERY IMPORTANT.
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FORT CAMPBELL LEADERS HELD A RIBBON CUTTING THIS MORNING TO OFFICIALLY OPEN THE WARRIOR TRANSITION BARRACKS, A PLACE WHERE WOUNDED SOLDIERS CAN REST AND RECOVER FROM THEIR PHYISCAL INJURIES.
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THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HELD A RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY THIS MORNING TO OFFICIALLY OPEN THE DOORS TO A RESALE STORE FOR THE HOPKINSVILLE-CHRISTIAN COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, WHICH IS LOCATED OFF OF FORT CAMPBELL BOULEVARD IN HOPKINSVILLE.
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KENTUCKY ATTORNEY JACK CONWAY SAYS THERE WAS ONE ALLEGATION OF VOTE-BUYING IN MAGOFFIN COUNTY BEFORE THE GENERAL ELECTION AND THAT SIX COUNTIES, INCLUDING TODD, DAVIESS AND LIVINGSTON COUNTIES WERE CHOSEN RANDOMLY TO UNDERGO AN AUDIT TO CHECK FOR IRREGULARITIES DURING THE ELECTION.
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