JCI, ANR spared by huge GM layoffs The widely-publicized “restructuring” of General Motors and its assembly operations will not affect two of the largest employers in Trigg County, according to a release from GM.
GM announced this w...
Veterans honored with parade, week of tribute “Now that’s what I call a parade.”
So said Sandra Myers, President of the Ladies Auxiliary and Grand Marshall of this year’s Veterans Day Parade.
“That really gives a boost — to your life,” she sai...
Murder trial delayed for evidence Murder suspect George Kelly Mayes was not present in court last Wednesday for a hearing regarding his murder trial, which will likely be pushed back into 2006, the commonwealth attorney said.
Mayes...
Courthouse board narrows search for designer The Project Development Board overseeing the new courthouse project in Trigg County met last week and narrowed their search of architects to six and financial advisers to two, with each coming befo...
Chamber closes out 2005, welcomes in new year The Trigg County named Hancock’s Neighborhood Market the Small Business of the Year and Donnie Holland as Ambassador of the Year during their annual celebratory dinner Thursday at the Lake Barkley ...
School eyes surveillance In its meeting last week, the Trigg County School Board gave Superintendent Tim McGinnis the go-ahead to look into putting a School Resource Officer back into the schools and to investigate the ide...
Police arrest juvenile in shooting probe Cadiz Police have made an arrest in the Oct. 26 shooting incident at Trigg County High School.
The seventeen-year-old suspect was brought to the police station by his parents, where he was charged...
Emergency officials learn Cadiz is safe, prepared community Trigg County went under an emergency preparedness survey last week and officials with the state department of homeland security found Cadiz was a safe place to live and law enforcement and other em...
