Month: November 2022

The Siemer Milling Company in Hopkinsville is set to appear on the show “How America Works with Mike Rowe.” According to a news release, Siemer Milling officials are excited to appear on an upcoming, hour-long episode of the show that will focus solely on Siemer Milling Company, its employees, wheat suppliers, and the important role they play in the milling industry. It is slated to air on December 5 at […]

A man sought for on a murder charge out of Ohio was arrested Sunday night in Logan County. A news release says Logan County sheriff’s deputies and officers from the Russellville Police Department were dispatched to be on the lookout for 29-year old Cornelius Brogan of Dayton, Ohio, who was wanted for murder in Ohio. His vehicle was spotted at the Bluegrass Meadows in Russellville and police made contact with […]

Representatives of the national, state and local chambers of commerce discussed their priorities for 2023 at Tuesday morning’s Christian County Chamber Legislative Update eye opener breakfast. Kevin Courtois is the executive director for congressional and public affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and says they’re pushing for congress to intervene and prevent a national railroad strike that would adversely affect the entire economy. https://media.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/1411/files/2022/11/courtois.mp3 He says the national defense […]

Christian Fiscal Court approved an ordinance that regulates solar panel farms in the county upon second-reading at a special-called meeting Tuesday morning. The ordinance establishes the minimum setback distance of 2,000 feet from adjoining property lines in all projects, screening and decommissioning requirements for solar installations in the county. The move restricts any solar company looking to construct a solar farm in the area, but originated due to the company […]

Court proceedings will continue later this week against the man charged with felony assault for allegedly stabbing his girlfriend in the eye with a broom handle, despite pleas from the victim to the current judge in the case. As previously reported, a warrant for first-degree assault (domestic violence) and terroristic threatening was served Monday afternoon against 36-year old Chad Love of Hopkinsville, alleging he stabbed the victim in the eye, […]