Month: October 2021

Secretary of State Michael Adams has joined the Executive Committee of the Kentucky Civic Education Coalition, to advocate for civic education in schools. According to a news release, the non-partisan coalition, made up of leaders across the Commonwealth, will advocate for civic education legislation, funding, and policies. Through collaboration with policy makers and organizations, KCEC will build public awareness of the importance of providing high-quality civic education in our public […]

October begins Fall Forest Fire Hazard Season in Kentucky and there are a few steps you can take to help prevent wildfires. Christian County Emergency Management Director Randy Graham says the fall season has traditionally been a time when the weather is conducive for fast-spreading forest fires. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2021/10/fall-burning.mp3 Kentuckians are urged to postpone any outdoor burning until the evening hours when the humidity levels are typically higher and winds are […]

Public Power Week celebrating local power utilities and those who serve their communities kicks off next week, and Hopkinsville Electric System is hosting some activities to take part. President and CEO Jeff Hurd appeared on WHOP Friday morning and says they’ll have multiple prizes giveaways throughout the week, with tickets to shows, gift cards and more up for grabs by citizens. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2021/10/1001powerweekhurd.mp3 He says work continues on expanding fiber internet […]

Clarksville police have arrested another juvenile in connection with the August 20 killing of 32-year old Emmanuel Tyson. The 16-year old male has been charged with homicide for the shooting death of Tyson near Ninth and Shearor Street. Another 16-year old male has also been charged with homicide in the incident.