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Month: February 2018

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Hopkinsville claims awards at Kentucky Recreation and Parks Society luncheon

Several Hopkinsville individuals and a city department were recognized during the Kentucky Recreation and Parks Society award luncheon Wednesday in Louisville. According to a news release, the Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation Department received the Outstanding Program Award for the Solar Eclipse-Summer Salute Festival held in August. Recreation and Parks Executive Director Terri Wilkerson says, “Although the Hopkinsville Parks and Rec department has a relatively small full-time staff, the department positively […]

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House committee approves budget

The House Appropriations and Revenue Committee approved a biennial budget Wednesday that would restore transportation funding to school systems that had been cut in Governor Matt Bevin’s proposed spending plan. The proposed budget restores about $128 million in SEEK transportation funds, keeping school systems on par with current fiscal year levels for another two years. Governor Bevin’s proposed cuts would have forced school systems in Christian, Todd and surrounding counties […]

todayFebruary 28, 2018 6

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Trial delayed in Walden rape case

Trial was delayed for former Oak Grove Police Officer Ben Walden Wednesday in Christian Circuit Court as he awaits the completion of evidence testing. Special prosecutor Ralph Vick requested the delay, informing the court that he is still waiting for testing of several electronic devices to be done, which may not be done in time for the originally scheduled March 28. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/02/0228raplhvicwalden.mp3 Defense attorney Rick Boling had no objection to […]

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20 years of Substance Abuse Program success celebrated

The Christian County Jail celebrated 20 years of existence of the Substance Abuse Program, or SAP, Wednesday morning with a program at the jail. Howard Dixon is the director of the local SAP program and says the initiative at the jail is one of the longest running and most successful in the state, and every day they get to help people that battle addiction. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/02/0228dixonsap.mp3 Circuit Judge Andrew Self says […]

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Registered sex offender sought in Montgomery Co.

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s help to locate a registered sex offender who is in violation of registry conditions. Deputies executed a search warrant Monday at a 3317 Marrast Drive home in the Poplar Hills Subdivision and discovered evidence that led to a warrant being issued against 32-year old Ashley Canty for violations of the sex offender registry. Canty was last seen in a white […]

todayFebruary 28, 2018 8

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Three CCHS staff members on leave during investigation

Three Christian County High School staff members are on administrative leave, pending an investigation by the Christian County Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff’s Captain Chris Miller says the investigation that began February 19 is ongoing by the detectives’ division and there have been no charges or arrests at this time. He says the sheriff’s department isn’t able to comment on the nature of the investigation, but more information will be released if […]

todayFebruary 28, 2018 10

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Trial date set for former HPD officer

Daniel Gray, the former Hopkinsville Police officer charged with official misconduct, will go to trial in July after a date was set Wednesday in Christian District Court. Gray appeared with defense attorney Rick Boling, who requested proceedings be continued until a pretrial hearing on July 11. District Court Judge Jim Adams granted the request, and set the trial date at July 26. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/02/0228adamsmumbles.mp3 The trial is expected to last two […]

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TRIP survey shows area roads need improvement

Representatives of a non-profit organization that analyzes the condition of state and county roads have been in western Kentucky this week. Carolyn Kelly is the Associate Director of Research and Communications for TRIP and says about a fifth of state and county roads in District 2—which includes Christian County—need to be repaved. http://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/02/carolynkelly.mp3 Six-percent of bridges in the region are deficient and 23-percent of state and county roads are in […]

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