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The Lexington Herald Leader reports Pendleton County senior to be Dontaie Smith is Kentucky’s first in state basketball commitment for 2019. Smith announced his commitment today, just 24 hours after visiting campus. He is the first in state player to commit to the Wildcats since Dominque Hawkins in 2013. Smith averaged 31.3 points per game in his junior season.
Kentucky announced its opponents for its two exhibition games today. The Wildcats will host Transylvania on October 26th and Indiana University Pennsylvania on November 2nd. The Transylvania game will honor CM Newton, who graduated from Transy and was later Kentucky’s athletic director. Tip off times will be announced later. Kentucky heads to the Bahamas for its summer tour next week.
Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel announced following today’s workout that safety Johnathan Cyprien is out for the season. Cyprien suffered a torn ACL to his left knee in practice Wednesday. Vrabel said he was “devastated” to lose Cyprien due to all the work he put in during the off season.
Princeton’s Emma Talley had an even par 72 in her first round of the Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham & St. Anne’s today. Talley had one bogey and one birdie in her round today. Minjee Lee is in the clubhouse lead with a seven under 65. Michelle Wie withdrew from the event midway through her first round because of a hand injury. She was 7 over after 12 holes […]
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky will join Congressman James Comer on the conference committee tasked to find a compromise on the 2018 farm bill. McConnell says he put himself on the committee and says in a news release, “I will strongly advocate to legalize industrial hemp. I’m optimistic that my Hemp Farming Act, which I secured in the Senate bill, will be included in the final bill sent […]
Photo from Facebook The Cadiz Police Department is hosting a pack the patrol car event Friday to collect school supplies for students in need. Cruisers will be located at Fred’s and Dollar General on Main Street between 4 and 6 p.m. Friday and donors can drop off school supplies with officers at those locations. All donations will go to the Trigg County School System.
Todd County residents who signed up with Waste Industries should have their trash collected by that company for the first time Friday. Todd County Judge-Executive Todd Mansfield spoke to WHOP News Thursday and says there may still be a few issues to iron out, but Waste Industries will do residential trash collection outside the city limits of Guthrie and Elkton. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2018/08/mansfieldmoretrash.mp3 Residents who have signed up for the service, but […]
A warrant for felony theft was served Wednesday against a Hopkinsville man. It alleges that in November of last year, 54-year old Michael Eddy indorsed a check for $4,300 at Planters Bank and he claimed he had won a contest. The check was ultimately returned as not having sufficient funds. Eddy is charged with theft by failure to make required disposition of property.
A Pembroke man was arrested for wanton endangerment Tuesday afternoon after he allegedly fired a pistol into the air during an apparent act of road rage. A woman told a Christian County sheriff’s deputy that she attempted to pass 28-year old Taylor Renfrow of Pembroke as he was only traveling about 40 mph on Elmo Road shortly after 2 p.m. Renfrow allegedly slammed on his brakes and went to the […]
