Justice Center ahead of schedule, budget Thanks to a favorable market for bonds sold to finance the new Justice Center, the Trigg County Project Development Board finds itself with a full contingency fund of $1.1 million to put toward the...
Ledford takes position of Public Information Officer At the October 2 meeting, the Trigg County Fiscal Court approved the appointment of High School Senior Matt Ledford as County Public Information Officer.
Ledford said that his unpaid position asks ...
Beneficiary of avigation benefits is mostly the Army A crowd of about 15 people came to the Senior Center last Wednesday for the second of three Fort Campbell Joint Use Land Study (JULS) public meetings. This was close to twice as many as the eight p...
County prepares for election County Clerk Wanda Thomas announced that county voting machines would be inspected for integrity on October 23 in preparation for November’s general election.
“We have a technician open the machine...
City moving forward with payroll tax increase The Cadiz City Council voted at their Oct. 2 meeting to move forward with a city payroll tax increase of a half-percent. If passed, the increase would take effect next year. Although it is still ea...
Police Reports Speeding and marijuana
Cadiz Police Officer Chad Grace arrested Nadine M. Tyler, 21, of 525 West 17th Street, Hopkinsville for Speeding, No Insurance, DUI –First Offense, and Possession and Traffi...
Five arrested following robbery of Handy Korner Kentucky State Police troopers arrested a total of five suspects after an armed robbery at the Handy Korner Market in Rockcastle last Thursday afternoon.
KSP Detective Michelle Kent said that a sus...
Schools stay on track; meet CATS goals Still coming off a high from meeting its goals for No Child Left Behind, Trigg County Schools were happy to learn last week that they had also met all the goals on last year’s state test, the Commo...
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