Lady Marshals top Crittenden County, fall to Caldwell County

Two vehicle collision injures two people in McCracken County

Marshals riding four-game win streak after sweep over Murray

Graves County Police Reports

Paducah man arrested for warrants and illegal narcotics.

Kentucky State Police Offering $67,500 Starting Salary for Cadet Class 105

Gov. Beshear: Nearly $2.6 Million Approved for Projects To Develop Sites and Buildings Across 3 Counties

Marshall County anglers to compete in KHSAA Region 1 Bass Fishing Tournament

Carroll helps secure significant funding benefiting Marshall County

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Lady Marshals shut out Calloway County 6-0

Nimmo Leads Racers to 4th Place at MVC Golf Championship

Blair Travis with the City of Calvert joined us recently on WCBL’s Coffee Call program.

Pink Night for Breast Cancer Awareness is Friday night, October 6th in Calvert City. Blair Travis with the City of Calvert joined us recently on WCBL’s Coffee Call program. Travis says the event begins at 5:30 at the Calvert City Civic Center. The food trucks will be there along with a silent auction and then a Pink Walk on 5^th Avenue. Then Saturday, October 7^th, it’s the Calvert City River Folk Festival from 10 am to 6 pm with live bluegrass music, over 60 arts & crafts vendors, food trucks, mums & pumpkins, a fun dog show off, magic show, inflatables and more. To find out more visit the Calvert City Facebook page or go to: www.calvertcityky.gov.

Listen to a portion of the Coffee Call interview by following the link at the bottom of the homepage of www.marshallcountydaily.com. And listen to Coffee Call live each weekday morning at 8:30 on AM 1290 WCBL and 99.1 FM WCBL.