Webster County authorities say they’re looking for a dirt biker who raced away from a traffic stop. It’s reported that he was last seen in Diamond on KY 109, turning onto Baptist Hill Road. If you have any information, contact authorities.
The Madisonville man trying to sell stolen watches to a jeweler in Evansville is booked into the Hopkins County Jail on burglary charges. When some Park Avenue residents returned to find their home in disarray, they phoned the police. Thousands of dollars worth of watches were missing. The couple’s son released the names to the police of several people who had recently been at the house. Brandon Marlow was on that list. Brinker’s Jewelers also reported that they received an anonymous call saying Marlow was trying to sell stolen watches. Marlow admitted to the police that he stole a number of them.
In Mortons Gap, city workers are taking pictures of many streets. They are needed for the street and road improvement grant. It’s a requirement for the application.
With the budget surplus in Frankfort, the governor wants to address critical programs like the Department for Community Based Services, Medicaid, and senior meals.
The governor also announced the commonwealth’s real property tax rate has dropped for the sixth consecutive year. He says that will help many families save money.
A waitress at Applebees in Madisonville is being charged with stealing the banking information of her customers. The police investigation found that Sarah Bourland had a notebook containing the names and banking information of 46 victims. It’s believed she took over $1,000 dollars.
The Madisonville police are reporting that the driver who ran a red light in his Jeep SUV did not have a valid driver’s license. The police also learned that Deorion Acree had no auto insurance. Acree was transported to the detention center.
In Webster County, the school district is planning an orientation for dual credit for high school students. Parents are welcome to come and learn about this educational option at Madisonville Community College for 10th, 11th, and 12th graders. The event will be at the county library this afternoon at 3:30.
Hopkins County’s state senator says Western Kentucky is on a steady rise when it comes to the economy. Here is Robbie Mills.
Only nine states are income tax free. Senator Mills says lowering the pension debt is also a positive for the state.
The Green River Area Development District says the public comment period is still open. Residents are encouraged to review the proposed Transportation Improvement Program, and share their thoughts. Comments will be accepted through Friday. You can also use the website: gradd.com.
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