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COWS siren non-functional after Russellville City Hall roof damaged in storms
RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. (WBKO) - Judge Executive Phil Baker and the Russellville Fire Department confirmed with WBKO the COWS siren located on top of the Russellville City Hall was damaged and is non-functional after Sunday morning storms destroyed the roof of the building. They declared this a county emergency. The First...
Honoring vets at Russellville’s Maple Grove Cemetery
RUSSELLVILE, Ky. – On Saturday in Russellville, a group from the the American Legion, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and other volunteers honored fallen veterans at Maple Grove Cemetery. The group placed flags on the graves of passed veterans from every war dating back to the Revolutionary War. One girl...
Child airlifted to hospital after falling out of window in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (WSMV) - A child suffered serious injuries after falling from an apartment window in Hopkinsville. According to WKDZ, a 4-year-old boy fell out of a second-story window at the Pennyrile Village Apartments and landed on concrete. WKDZ reports the child received treatment at the scene from Hopkinsville EMS before he was airlifted to Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville.
This is the place that Mac made.
When Mac Arthur died Monday morning at the age of 88, a whole big world of knowledge passed with him. A former music educator and high school principal, he spent the last 50 years of his life as a small business owner in downtown Hopkinsville. Most of that time was devoted to running Young Hardware with his wife Catherine on Sixth Street. They bought the hardware store in 1974, and over time Mac became the kind of proprietor that customers relied upon for all kinds of advice.
KYTC reports trees down in Nortonville, Christian County
Officials state initial reports include a lane blockage on I-24 east in Christian County near the 79-mile marker with a tree down over one lane of the interstate along with trees down on the US 62 railroad bridge between the 14.9 and 15-mile marker in Nortonville.
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