Benton man charged with murder
Benton Police have arrested and charged a Benton man with Murder. Jonathan D. Williams (a.k.a. Danny Williams), age 53, of Benton, Ky has been charged with murder in connection with the death of Billy J. Lee, age
Deadline to change party affiliation ahead of 2019 Primary is Dec. 31
FRANKFORT, Ky.- Kentucky voters who wish to vote in another party’s Primary Election next year or run for office as a member of a different political party in the 2019 elections must change their registration no later
MatPack All-Stars win Boothill Classic
Two of the MatPack All-Stars teams recently competed in the Boothill Classic in Cape Girardeau, MO. Unleashed, the MatPack youth team (ages 6-11) won 1st place and also received the highest youth score of the entire competition.
Lady Eagles 4-4 heading into Russellville Holiday Classic
After a 3-1 start to the season, the CFS Lady Eagles have gone 1-3 in their last four games for a record of 4-4. Wins have come over Carroll Academy 56-18, Burgin 52-42, Covington Latin 41-35 and
Felon arrested in possession of multiple firearms
On 12/17/2018 Sergeant Jason Lane was dispatched to 207 Lakeshore Road in reference to a landlord tenant dispute. Upon further investigation Sgt. Lane discovered that Francis Santorella was a convicted a felon and in possession of multiple
Fiscal Court Meeting 12-18-18
Christian Fellowship drops to 2-10, play Dec. 27 in Murray Bank Tip-off
Christian Fellowship has suffered losses in their last seven games since their Dec. 1 win over Danville Christian. Following a loss to Ballard Memorial on Dec. 4, the Eagles last six have been to Fulton County, Hickman
MCHS student earns perfect score on Microsoft Office Specialist Power Point exam
Zane Bedwell, a freshman at Marshall County High School took the Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) PowerPoint 2016 certification exam. He scored a perfect 1000/1000 and has been named Kentucky’s Champion. Zane was also selected to compete in
Grimes calls for Constitutional Amendment regarding public employee pensions
Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes is calling for the General Assembly to make all bills regarding public employee pension plans available for public viewing at least twenty-four hours prior to a vote. “Ive had to keep
Marking the End of the 115th Congress
By: Congressman James Comer U.S. Representative, 1st District of Kentucky 2018 has been packed with important debate, deliberation, and compromises as well as many successes. My Republican colleagues and I have worked hard to deliver on our