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Police: Felon flees from officers
Police said a convicted felon fled from officers while he was driving drunk Wednesday night.
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posted: September 02
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Cadiz police arrest 2 after fight
A 21-year-old woman broke a bottle over the head of an 18-year-old man during an argument Tuesday, Cadiz police said. They said the man picked…
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posted: September 02
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Parent accepts probation for child abuse
A woman who allegedly forced her toddler son to live in squalor entered an Alford plea in court Wednesday, meaning she will take the penalty f…
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Rape suspect could move to long-term mental facility
A former Western State Hospital patient who allegedly raped a 60-year-old woman was released from Christian County Jail Wednesday, into his gr…
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posted: September 02
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Prosecution awaits DNA results for rape trial
A prosecutor is waiting on DNA evidence for the January trial of an 18-year-old man charged with raping a juvenile.
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posted: September 02
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‘True Grit’: The remaking of a legend
This December, the Coen brothers will release a remake of the 1969 John Wayne classic “True Grit.” I thought I would take a look at the or…
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posted: September 02
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Local author to have book signing this Saturday
Hopkinsville author Teresa Medeiros recently released her 20th novel, “The Devil Wears Plaid,” and will be signing copies from 1 to 3 p.m.…
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Farmers market update
The following items will be available at the downtown farmers market from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday:
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posted: September 01
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Avoiding food-related illnesses on Labor Day
Labor Day weekend often provides the last family reunion, picnic, camp out or boating excursion for the summer. These activities mean a lot of…
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posted: September 01
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A few recipes to welcome autumn
Without even consulting a calendar, we can tell that summer is on its way out and fall will soon be here. And not a minute too soon, I might s…
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Todd’s Mr. Everything
ELKTON, Ky. — Todd County Central High School junior Michael Rager wakes up, gets ready for school, goes to class — an honors class — he…
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posted: September 02
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Cunningham hired as FCHS basketball coach
Every high school basketball team in District 8 now has a coach after Fort Campbell hired a replacement for Shawn Berner on Wednesday.
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posted: September 02
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Hoptown gearing up for Boots, Butts tourney
The annual Boots and Butts soccer tournament will begin tonight when the host Hopkinsville Tigers take on defending tournament champion Hender…
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posted: September 02
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Wildcats, Cardinals in need of 1st victory
For the Kentucky Wildcats and the Louisville Cardinals, the Governor’s Cup football game always is the most important game of the season.
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posted: September 02
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HHS, Trigg set for friendly fight
When Hopkinsville travels to Cadiz to play Trigg County in a high school football game Friday night at the Wildcat Chevrolet Bowl, it will see…
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Smoking allowed near library entrance
Should smoking be allowed near the entrances of public buildings where smoking is already banned inside the buildings?
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When customers come into Hometown Decorating and need assistance, Alice Johnson is there to help.
Johnson is an in-store decorator at the business. She assists customers in choosing flooring, paint colors and other aspects of home décor.
Johnson said she decorated her own home.
In her free time, Johnson said she stays busy.
“I have grandkids,” she said, “and that’s my main thing: family.”
Johnson has five grandchildren.
Johnson also enjoys doing arts and crafts.
“I sew. I paint,” she said.
Johnson, who was born in Princeton, resides in Cadiz. She attends Liberty Point Baptist Church.
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