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A woman was arrested Friday night in Guthrie for cocaine and marijuana possession. Guthrie Police Chief Dean Blumel was dispatched to a Springmont Circle residence just before 6 p.m. after a tip was called in that an odor of marijuana coming from that home. Police made contact with 32-year old Heather Weinreich, who allowed Chief Blumel inside and gave consent to search the home. An arrest citation says police found […]
Christian County Farm Bureau received the 2018 Gold Star Award of Excellence during Kentucky Farm Bureau’s annual meeting in Louisville. The award honors county Women’s Committees for active participation in leadership development programs, agricultural promotion, educational initiatives and numerous other aspects of support to the local Farm Bureau.
UPDATED: Man has been identified as 34-year old Brian Santiago of Clarksville. There continues to be no indication of foul play. Clarksville Police are investigating after a man was found deceased behind a church Friday afternoon. Officers received a call about 2:45 p.m. that a man was found dead behind Full Gospel Tennessee Church on Lafayette Road in Clarksville, according to a news release, which says there were no […]
A Christian County Grand Jury indictment for child abuse was returned Friday against a babysitter who allegedly injured an infant. According to the original warrant, 41-year old Amanda Hargis of White Plains was babysitting the victim in August when she reportedly called the parents and told them the infant’s tongue was bruised. Hargis said the injuries were inflicted by the infant’s three-year old older sibling with a pair of toy […]
Paige Eli Parker was sworn in Friday afternoon as the new Christian County Circuit Court Clerk. She defeated Trent Haddock in the May primary, went unopposed in November and is taking over a month early after Gary Haddock retired before the end of his term. District Judge Jim Adams administered the oaths to Parker, who then assured her deputy clerks that she’s as nervous as they are about the transition. […]
One of the longest-standing institutions in Hopkinsville and the Pennyrile region—the Kentucky New Era—has been sold to the Paxton Media Group of Paducah. That’s according to an article posted Friday on the newspaper’s website, which says Paxton has also acquired the Dawson Springs Progress, the Princeton Times Leader, the Providence Journal-Enterprise and the Oak Grove Eagle Post. Paxton owns 35 daily and numerous weekly papers in several states and also […]
The Pennyrile region has already experienced a little snow and ice a couple weeks ago and the National Weather Service is having its Winter Weather Awareness Week beginning Saturday. It’s a collaborative effort between the weather service, Kentucky Emergency Management and Kentucky Weather Preparedness Committee. Michael Dossett, Director for KYEM says in a news release, “Winters in Kentucky can range from mild sunny days to historic snowfalls like we have […]
A man wanted on an outstanding warrant was arrested early Friday morning after a foot pursuit. Hopkinsville Police spotted 29-year old Derrick Powell of Hopkinsville walking on the wrong side of the street at West Second and South O’Neal Avenue about 2 a.m. and he reportedly began reaching into his pockets when he saw officers. He fled as an officer attempted to frisk him and was soon caught. An arrest […]
A traffic stop on Broad Street Thursday night led to the arrest of the driver for cocaine possession. An officer stopped 63-year old Perry Cherry of Hopkinsville for an equipment violation and an arrest citation says there was a plastic baggie containing crack cocaine in plain view in the console. A search of the vehicle also turned up a crack pipe, according to police. Cherry was arrested and charged with […]
