Pic of the Week – January 24, 2017
WKRECC Statement Regarding High Bill Concerns
Over the past two weeks we have heard from several members expressing concern about their electric bills. We understand your concerns and are doing everything we can to help resolve the issues. When a member calls in
Double-fatality crash on “The Trace Road” in LBL on Wednesday
Michael King was driving south bound on KY 453, also known as “The Trace Road”, near the Lyon/Trigg County line when he dropped off of the roadway for an unknown reason. King overcorrected, left the roadway, and
Roy Matherne
ROY A. MATHERNE, 57, of Calvert City, Kentucky passed away at 2:52PM Tuesday, January 24, 2017 at Baptist Health. He is survived by his wife, Tonya Cutsinger Matherne of Calvert City, KY; his son, Roy “Andy” Matherne
Marshall County Sheriff’s Office Year-End Report 2016
Click the link below to download the full report issued by Press Secretary Trista Lovett of the Marshall County Sheriff’s Office. End of Year 2016
Lady Marshals hold off Christian County in 45-42 win
DRAFFENVILLE – The Lady Marshals gutted it out for four quarters against Christian County to pick up their 19th win of the season, led by Hannah Langhi with 19 points and 13 rebounds and 17 points from
Marshals win 14th, Gillespie’s 400th in victory over Lyon County
DRAFFENVILLE – Four Marshals scored in double figures Tuesday against Lyon County on their way to a 77-41 win. Led by Aaron Reed with 18 points, Dylan Walters scored 13 points, Matt French 11 and 10 for
Beshear: Kentuckians Involved in HSBC Settlement may File Claims Beginning Aug. 24
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Attorney General Andy Beshear announced on Monday that the nearly 1,400 Kentucky borrowers eligible for relief through a settlement agreement with HSBC mortgage lender may file a claim starting August 24. Beshear secured
Benton Police looking for theft suspect
The Benton Police Department needs your help in locating Mr. Anthony S. Legg. Mr. Legg currently has a warrant for Theft by Unlawful Taking- Shoplifting Under $500, Theft by Deception (2 counts), and Theft by Unlawful Taking-
MCHS students qualify for KMEA All-District Jazz Band
Four students from Marshall County High School recently auditioned for the KMEA All District Jazz Band. Congratulations to all four students as they were chosen to participate in the District Jazz Festival in March. Students pictured left