It’s not too late for Hopkins County residents to share their thoughts for or against data centers. Here is County Magistrate Charlie Beshears.
An E-bike rider is facing three charges. Following a search, Nathan Wester was in possession of meth, marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. Wester’s next stop was the county detention center.
It’s being reported that the MCC Adult Education-Muhlenberg County center is out-performing the state’s averages in GED attainment, enrollment and measurable gains in skills. They invite the community to stop by the center at 50 Career Way, or give them a call to learn more about what they offer adult learners. Half of the GED grads enter college
In Webster County, the sheriff’s office says scams are on the rise. They say victims are receiving calls from individuals falsely claiming to be representatives of the sheriff’s office, alleging that the victims have missed a court appearance. While the scammers may switch between claiming local or federal jurisdiction, the tactic remains the same. The sheriff’s office says they never call people requesting money for a missed court date. If you have questions, contact the WCSO.
This is Crash Responder Safety Week. Team Kentucky reminds drivers to slow down and move over when approaching an emergency vehicle or disabled vehicle displaying flashing lights, cones or reflectors.
The Hopkins County Sanitation Department is reporting illegal dumping. The matter was described at a fiscal court meeting.
In Webster County, the public library has a food for fines program. It continues through December 18th. Every items takes off your account fines. Expired food will not be accepted. There is a limit of 20 items per account. All non-perishable food should be delivered to the public library or the Providence library branch.
Kentucky’s senior senator is congratulating his successor. Mitch McConnell was glad to see Andy Barr win his election and prepare to be a US Senator. McConnell says he knows firsthand Barr’s dedication to Kentucky and his ability to deliver for our Commonwealth. Senator McConnell says he is proud of the way that Andy worked to earn his support.
There are 40 new Kentucky State Police officers who have just graduated from the academy. They successfully completed 24 weeks of intensive academic instruction and practical training. The post 2 graduates include Trey Lovell of Greenville, Avery Mefford of Browder, and Roy Wilson of Nortonville.
The Kentucky Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is describing their 2nd auction of confiscated bourbon a victory. It raised over $21,000 for alcohol education. The auction featured bourbons confiscated through closed criminal investigations conducted by ABC.
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