A vehicle versus bicycle wreck on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville this morning sent a young man to the hospital.

A news release from Clarksville Police says the 22-year old man was riding his bike north in the southbound lane around 9:15. 33-year old Cody Waltman of Clarksville was southbound and made a right turn into a business and did not see the man on the bicycle.

The bicycle collided with Waltman’s truck, sending the rider off his bike and onto the pickup. The bicycle rider, whose name has not been released, was taken to Gateway Medical Center for head and other injuries. Police say he is in stable condition, but would be transferred to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

The bicyclist was not wearing a helmet and police say no charges will be filed.

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03/20/2012/am

It took 17 pages of police reports to properly document an incident on Alumni Avenue Monday morning that resulted in the arrests of four people on numerous charges.

The incident happened just before 5 at 143 Alumni, according to the report from Hopkinsville Police, which says 21-year old Brandy Breeding of Hopkinsville went to the address to demand her vehicle from her husband—22-year old Colby Breeding—following a fight from the previous night.

When Ms. Breeding went to back out of the driveway, she then allegedly pulled into the yard in an attempt to run over her husband and another man at the home—35-year old Latroy Reed.

Ms. Breeding missed hitting them, but ran into a basketball goal and tree instead. She then allegedly fled the scene to an apartment, where she was located by police and taken to Jennie Stuart Medical Center.

The Breedings reportedly lived together with another couple identified as 22-year old Justin Crenshaw and 20-year old Brandi Sneed at a 105 Thornton Court apartment.

When the investigation of the incident continued there, police allegedly found two small children living in filth, including animal feces and knives on the floor in addition to marijuana and drug paraphernalia in plain view.

The Breedings, Crenshaw and Sneed were all arrested and charged with endangering the welfare of a minor. Brandy Breeding was charged with wanton endangerment and she and her husband were also charged with possession of marijuana.

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03/20/2012/am

The Christian County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary report that took place recently in the area of Greenville Road.
Jacob Popping of Greenville Road told sheriff’s deputies that sometime Friday and yesterday his former room-mate allegedly entered his home without his permission while he was away and stole over $1,200 worth of personal possessions.
According to sheriff’s deputies, there was no sign of forced entry and a neighbor stated a dark colored truck, matching the former room-mates vehicle was at the residence Saturday.
A surround system, a flat screen television and a gaming system were listed as stolen in the report.
The burglary reportedly remains under investigation and no arrests have been made in this case.
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Over a hundred Hopkinsville Salvation Army volunteers were honored for their years of dedicated service during an annual appreciation dinner last night.
Salvation Army Lieutenant David Costellow says he was impressed that about 150 volunteers attended the event, since last year’s attendance was down due to weather.

According to Costellow, individuals who put the needs of others before their own should be recognized and that volunteers are essential in keeping the local organization operational.

Salvation Army officials also celebrated the 25^th anniversary since the organization’s soup kitchen first opened its doors to individuals looking for a hot and nutritious meal that they otherwise could not afford.
The organization is always in need of volunteers, especially in the soup kitchen. For more information about volunteer opportunities with the Hopkinsville Salvation Army, contact 270-885-9633.
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Parents and caregivers of Christian County Public School students are encouraged to attend a free spaghetti dinner this week on their child’s behalf.
School Spokesperson Heather Aubin says the spaghetti dinner is being offered this Thursday during another Parent University session.

Aubin says this session is especially important for local parents and guardians to attend since their child’s future is at stake and information shared during Parent University is another tool for local students to reach their goals.

The spaghetti dinner is scheduled to take place this Thursday at 6 p.m. and will be held at the Christian County Board of Education.
For more information about Parent University contact Heather Aubin at 270-887-7018.
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